Oracle allegedly underpaid $400M in wages to underrepresented employees

Re:Oracle allegedly underpaid $400M in wages to underreprese... by dmoy on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @11:42PM (#18986034)

Ok sure, one level above senior, average is 480k+. That's still not that high level. Especially since people will routinely make senior with like 6-8 years of experience.

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Re:Oracle allegedly underpaid $400M in wages to underreprese... by pc86 on Thursday January 24, 2019 @09:33AM (#18988957)

So based on this comment and the one you made a few levels up, it is "routine" for someone to graduate college, go to Google, and 6 years later (when they're 27-28 years old) be making $370,000 a year?

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Re:Oracle allegedly underpaid $400M in wages to underreprese... by dmoy on Thursday January 24, 2019 @11:28AM (#18990101)

I feel you are moving the goalposts a bit, but yes, for people who got in to top large tech companies.

The original statement I made was 350-500 is about in line with senior-ish at top large tech companies.

The levels immediately below senior brush against that boundary (I made 350k one year when the stars aligned, and wasn't senior), and the levels immediately above are averaging at the very top of that limit.

If you disagree with the data, that's fine.

Edit: dropping random extra prepositions

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