Heard from someone that Google is extensively lowballing new hires, providing way lesser average base pay and stock grant as compared to 2023/2022. They are taking advantage of a bad job market. Is the brand name still worth it?
The market is just correcting.
Could be that they realises how pathetically overpaying they were, during the zirp era. Yes, companies can pay more, but that's not how businesses run. Most of those who have not tried to match the zirp era madness have not laid off employees either 💁🏻♂️
Contemplating between an offer at Google vs a Series A startup, in India, with similar pay.
I'm curious to know if Google as a name on the resume (or for future prospects) is still as big as it was maybe 5-8 years ago?
Or is India jus...
I have worked at Microsoft for a year at L59, got the job through campus selection. Despite of a lot of hard work, my manager said there is not much hope to promote me to L60 even after 6 more months. I landed an offer in Google, with 2...
This has become a common discussion topic in my friend circle when we think about switching jobs. Earlier Google used to be number one choice for many, but now due to layoffs and the hear-say about toxic work culture in google cloud thin...
My experience: 4.5 Current base: 30
This is what they have offered me: Base: 37 15% standard bonus Equity: 100k No other component
Any thoughts on this? I was expecting much more from Google...
