How much does Facebook, Google, Amazon pay?
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Anonymous
| Genuinely curious how these tech giants pay their employees. Top MBA with 5-10 years experience. |
Anonymous
| Depends on the role. What roles are you applying for? |
Anonymous
No specific answer to your Q, but I have a relative who could have retiree in his 40s - mostly through his investments. He’s still at it in early 50s but says he’ll quit the company if it discontinues the COVID work from home directive. He in Silicon Valley. Even with high income though, housing in the area is horrendous so you have to factor that in although rentals are dipping in the area for now. |
Anonymous
| Entry level $200k, mid care $500k |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Look at levels.fyi |
Anonymous
Let’s just say my above relative had trouble affording a house in Silicon Valley for most of his life even on an IT salary. Eventually he was able to buy a basic 3 bedroom house in San Bruno - but only because he happened to be working for a bank at one point. |
Anonymous
Too low? |
Anonymous
Op asked about FAANG. If you work in other companies in the valley they top out at $200k; and you will be laid off at some point. |
Anonymous
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What’s the N in FAANG? I get the others.
How much for a dc based advertising/marketing role? |
Anonymous
Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Alphabet (formerly known as Google). |
Anonymous
PP here. Umm ... no. Do you know anyone who works at those companies? |
Anonymous
He started at Oracle almost right out of college. He’s since moved around and now works for a company you’ve heard of and uses its product at home and at office. But I don’t discuss his income with him so can’t answer OP’s Q with specificity. |
Anonymous
Oh my god. Why can’t you just name the company? I have friends who work at Facebook, YouTube, and Apple. I can name them and nothing happened. Why be so coy about it? |
Anonymous
Aaah. Thanks. |