I’m currently at Snap as an L5. The work isn’t bad, but the only challenging part is working in a codebase that feels out of date. I’m not concerned with being PIP’d myself, but I’m afraid of what it will do to the culture in the next couple years.
I have an offer for Meta E6 that pays ~10% more. I like the idea of bootcamp and team matching after starting.
Both positions are remote with comparable options for visiting offices as I’d like.
My goal is to move to EM. I’m not sure if staying at Snap until my org grows enough for there to be a need for an EM is a “better” option than going to Meta, waiting for a year, and then applying for an internal transfer as an EM.
I do have a couple years of TLM experience and I don’t want to go through that again, I’d prefer the IC -> EM route.
TC: 550k
8~10 YOE (depending on how much you value failed startup experience)
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That said, if you badly want to be a manager, such a move makes sense.
e3: 42k
e4: 73k
e5: 138k
e6: 220k
e7: 440k
Update: the above are last year's numbers, looks like Zuck's answer to the falling stock price is to bump the refreshers. Basically I'd be suspicious of that, they will probably lag in the future, judging by a few last years' history
Yoe?