Slack offer for Sr Engineering Manager

Capital One / Eng
TC!GTFO

Go to company page Capital One Eng

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A code enthusiast, maintains a low key profile in general.
 TC!GTFO
Jul 13, 2018 57 Comments

Slack Sr EM

13 YOE
TC :- 420K
Base:- 205K
Equity :- 745K(80K RSU at 9.35)
Bonus : 30K

How is this offer? It seems lowball.
Location: - SF

Edit:-
Level :- M2

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  • Slack is hiring Sr eng manager from capital one? πŸ€”
    Jul 13, 2018 9
  • Eigen / Eng
    hprem

    Eigen Eng

     hprem
    420k TC and low ball? I think I have to go to kintergarten to get some math lessons
    Jul 13, 2018 1
  • GE / Eng
    3️⃣5️⃣0️⃣

    Go to company page GE Eng

     3️⃣5️⃣0️⃣
    As much as I like Slack, MSFT is out with Teams to eat them. They improved it a lot over the year and bundling with Office 365. Recently, they even let anyone sign up with no user/message limit 😬
    Jul 13, 2018 9
  • Citadel
    opm_opm

    Go to company page Citadel

    opm_opm
    Jeez, why is everyone ganging up on the OP? Just cos he works for CapOne?
    Blind can be such a rough place sometimes.
    Jul 13, 2018 6
    • Amazon
      πŸ˜ƒπŸ™‚πŸ˜•πŸ™β˜ οΈ

      Go to company page Amazon

      πŸ˜ƒπŸ™‚πŸ˜•πŸ™β˜ οΈ
      Don’t care about cap1 background. It’s the part where almost half a million is considered low ball that throws me a little. Ya feel?
      Jul 13, 2018
    • Citadel
      opm_opm

      Go to company page Citadel

      opm_opm
      For an M2 offer at a Unicorn, 420K TC that includes paper money does sound low to me.
      S'one posted an M1 offer from FB with over 500k of TC including liquid RSUs.

      Granted Slack isn't FANG, but it does have a reputation of hiring great engineers.
      Jul 13, 2018
  • Apple
    Lionel!

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    Lionel!
    An L5/E5 high end offer at google or Facebook would make that with half the experience
    Jul 13, 2018 5
    • Lionel!, you can't keep everyone in the same basket. A guy joining from capital one might get less at L5/E5 than one from uber, Apple, LinkedIn etc. There is no single measuring stick for everyone. Even one from above companies might get less if he or she is not that good.
      Jul 13, 2018
    • New
      RRDs58

      New

      RRDs58
      Other offers are negotiating leverage. Think what you will about them, but it’s really the only way to increase your offer (whether or not you think it’s lowball)
      Jul 13, 2018