Excluding HFTs CRITERIA: More probable that someone from Tier X moves to Tier X-1 than the other way around, as of today. ——— Tier 1: Netflix, Apple, Airbnb Tier 1.5: Google, Roblox, Pinterest, Stripe, Snowflake, Databricks, Cruise Tier 2: Meta, Doordash, Tiktok, Robinhood, Spotify, Datadog, Snap, NVIDIA, Lyft, Dropbox, Uber, Scale AI, Slack, LinkedIn Tier 3: Microsoft, Amazon, Qualtrics, Pure Storage, Salesforce, Splunk, Roku, Brex, Zillow, Oracle Cloud, Carta, Twillio, Elastic, Rippling, Rubrik, Box, Indeed, Epic Games, Docusign, Okta, Reddit, Palantir, Bloomberg, Square, Plaid, Affirm, Atlassian, Coinbase , Instacart Tier 4: Qualcomm, Adobe, ServiceNow, Twitter 2.0, Workday, Quora, Oracle, AMD, Riot Games, Udemy, Peloton, Palo Alto Networks, Intuit, Redfin, Disney, Shopify, Goldman Sachs, Expedia, Yahoo, VMWare Tier 5: EBay, Intel, Walmart, Visa, Mastercard, Juniper Networks, Arista Networks, Comcast, Paypal, Yelp, Cisco, Tesla ——— I will edit according to people’s suggestions. Please read the criteria again.
Nvidia and apple in the same tier ...
Data dog and palantir in tier 2???
Tier 0: Hanbada
What?
EAW?
Criteria should be goodwill
Apple tier 1 🤡
Lol @ Snap still tier 2 after RTO and stock plummet
Apple, LinkedIn, Nvidia shouldn't be tier 1 IMO. Snap, Meta, and Stripe felt like tier 1 companies until recently due to layoffs (but so did Netflix...), so I guess tier 2 makes sense for them for now. Databricks, Snowflake, and Roblox are potentially tier 1 but not remote friendly at all based on the offers I got from them, so Airbnb feels better than them IMO -- maybe tier 1.5 if there's such a thing?
This list is based off of companies that OP is interviewing. Tier 2 if they rejected them
@google not possible to capture the subtle differences with just 5 tiers
What makes it so low? I’m genuinely curious
very low bar
Tesla should be tier 5