CompensationJun 10, 2019

Evaluate Amazon offer

Need help evaluating Amazon L6 (Sr. TPM) offer. Base: 160k First year sign on: 65k Second year sign on: 50k RSU: 100(over 4 yrs) Location: Seattle YOE: 12 yrs Is it a low ball offer or good?

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harrypoopr Jun 10, 2019

Don’t forget to tag Amazon

Groupon richiew Jun 10, 2019

Non tech offer or tech? And rsu over 4 yrs? For tech seems low if rsu is for 4 yrs. Also which location?

Microsoft ash25 OP Jun 10, 2019

Updated post. Sr. TPM. Thanks!

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Emc5xd Jun 10, 2019

Is this for non tech role? https://www.rooftopslushie.com/request/Amazon-L5-Offer-Evaluation-242 Here’s some useful insight. Hope this helps!

Microsoft life work Jun 10, 2019

Very good offer

Expedia LMFAO 😂 Jun 10, 2019

L5 getting 122k TC for non-tech role. 3 YoE. Gotta work harder!

Microsoft shambu Jun 10, 2019

Just a standard offer

Microsoft ash25 OP Jun 10, 2019

How's is total comp calculated? The way I am seeing is 160 + 65=225k for first year. 210k for the second. Doesn't seem great. Am I missing something?

Microsoft shambu Jun 10, 2019

160+65+5 stocks for first. 160+50+15 stocks for second.

LinkedIn youNme Jun 10, 2019

Salary sounds right, RSU sucks. Get more.

Amazon RBMY63 Jun 10, 2019

Base: 160k First year sign on: 65k Second year sign on: 50k RSU: 100(over 4 yrs) Location: Seattle Y1: 160 + 65 + (5*1800*1.15) = 235k Y2: 160 + 50 + (15*1800*1.15*1.15) = 245k Y3: 160 + (40*1800*1.15*1.15*1.15) = 269k Y4: 160 + (40*1800*1.15*1.15*1.15*1.15) = 285k Looks a little low on the starting cash the first two years. Year three is normally what I look at, which is like 270k. I would say that for an L6 TPM that’s a pretty good offer. I don’t know the exact bands, only that SDEs make much more and that’s 20k into the L6 SDE range. The first couple of years definitely looks slim, though.

Microsoft ash25 OP Jun 10, 2019

Thanks for taking the time to elaborate for me! What's the 1.15 in there?

Amazon SorFillson Jun 10, 2019

Stock appreciation

Amazon SorFillson Jun 10, 2019

Standard calc for stock appreciation