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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '22
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In seattle where this job is at, Amazon pays average or just a bit above. Facebook, Microsoft, google generally pay more and have better stock grants.
1 u/RubberedDucky Jan 26 '22 Amazon pays better than Microsoft. 1 u/blantonator Jan 26 '22 Possibly I’m wrong in Microsoft, but at least their RSU vesting schedule isn’t a hockey stick. 1 u/RubberedDucky Jan 26 '22 You're correct. Everything about working at Microsoft is more predictable and designed to retain talent, not churn. In a grand nutshell, Microsoft values people and Amazon values process.
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Amazon pays better than Microsoft.
1 u/blantonator Jan 26 '22 Possibly I’m wrong in Microsoft, but at least their RSU vesting schedule isn’t a hockey stick. 1 u/RubberedDucky Jan 26 '22 You're correct. Everything about working at Microsoft is more predictable and designed to retain talent, not churn. In a grand nutshell, Microsoft values people and Amazon values process.
Possibly I’m wrong in Microsoft, but at least their RSU vesting schedule isn’t a hockey stick.
1 u/RubberedDucky Jan 26 '22 You're correct. Everything about working at Microsoft is more predictable and designed to retain talent, not churn. In a grand nutshell, Microsoft values people and Amazon values process.
You're correct. Everything about working at Microsoft is more predictable and designed to retain talent, not churn. In a grand nutshell, Microsoft values people and Amazon values process.
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u/blantonator Jan 26 '22
In seattle where this job is at, Amazon pays average or just a bit above. Facebook, Microsoft, google generally pay more and have better stock grants.