Currently at AMZN. Have an offer from GOOG. Base pay is -5% and total compensation is -7%.
AMZN TC is ~250k (base 158k)
GOOG TC would be ~235k (base 150k)
GOOG offer is lateral move. 10 YOE.
Role is a product manager, not an engineering role.
I have 50+ shares of AMZN vesting in Jan 2019 (calculated into my 2019 total compensation number) . GOOG will not let my start date be in 2019.
Boss says a promotion is coming in the next round, but no promises.
Should I stick it out at AMZN or take the GOOG offer?
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As for one interviewer runing your day I used to work with a guy at ms that never passed anyone, ever. He had these ridiculous, esoteric questions that had to do with mathematical proofs (dont remember exactly what they were). He had a bunch of them. He was on about 20 loops for our team until HMs finally started leaving him off. He later was vp for a different group, and probably screwed all kinds of people there too. The point being you'll find tough interviewers at ms too.
Have been at AMZN for almost two years
Worth it IMO