Things are pretty slow at Fidelity. I work at SLC Utah.
I have a job offer from Sofi for the same city.
Current TC - 125k for first year, 140 K from second year
Sofi TC - 195 K(140 K Base, 15% Bonus, 150 K RSU ).
The job is Senior Engineer at both Fidelity and Sofi.
Fidelity is slow but a stable job , not sure if Market goes South will Sofi have layoffs ?
Stressed out completely thinking about it.
Your comments and poll answer would be appreciated!!
Guys @Sofi please help.
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Lack of stability is a thought that partly comes from lack of skill or ability to keep skill inline with market needs. This knowledge comes from personal experience and seeing numerous people in similar position and helped a few get out from that rut. Todays world is a fast paced market where you sell yourself and move on when things aren’t right. If you are reasonably skilled there are jobs out there.
Now the problem with this is, considering the cushy gig in addition to doubt in skill, ability to grow also becomes very limited pushing you to lower thresholds in the competitive market. I’d say pick the job where you can see growth and a reasonable balance.