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Then it’s not enough. This isn’t hard.



Your statement is trivially true in terms of market mechanics, but considering that $400k/yr for an individual puts him in the 99th percentile of all income earners in the US, the argument gets a little harder to make.


I reckon a L4-L6 engineer should be in the 99th percentile of talent and value for US workers so I don’t see the problem.


"400k" (he/she says they work for a private company so they haven't told us how much of that is actual cash in hand) and also in an unknown location which could be the bay area which in that case, just go work for Google/Meta/Netflix and make that money in cash/RSUs.


Yeah it's SF/Seattle/Chicago

$400k is base + bonus


I fail to see how the argument got harder, please enlighten me how the fact that other people make less means this job should pay less even though it currently can’t attract the talent they want


Maybe they haven't advertised the job anywhere.




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