Dear blind community,
Hoping to get some advice on some offers. Have to pick between,
Salesforce: 330K (Non core distributed systems project)
Rubrik: 360K (Likely involves tech debt work in near term)
WeWork: 360K (?)
Rubrik and wework are pre IPO so their numbers are projections. Rubrik is probably closer to reality that WeWork IMO. Base for all of them is in the range of 210-240K. Any suggestions?
YOE: 9
Current TC: 250K
Thanks!
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Lack of further investment by SoftBank is a pretty fucking big red flag. Things like the no meat policy are indicative of a distorted and clueless leadership that is wasting time and resources on useless policies. Get out of the reality distortion field and maybe you’ll realize then that everything is not propaganda or fud.
WeWork is extremely innovative in what it did and deserves to be wildly successful, but it's bread and butter is not selling software. When I suggested the OP to not consider WeWork, that is an important aspect. The scandals matter too, but that's a personal moral compass. E.g. I could never work for Facebook or Uber, and the way silicon valley is going, that list is rapidly increasing. But there are 10000s of employees who are perfectly happy and successful there.
That said, WeWork could be investing heavily into it's software arm, and that may be a worthwhile opportunity for the OP to consider. WeWork employees should help OP understand those considerations. But they start out defending. There is so much to defend.
Look dude, if red flags like partying and spending money scare you, startups are not for you. Its not like wework did experiments on people and got them into depression (FB) or it lists their employees as contractors to not pay them benefits (uber), on the contrary - our cleaning people get RSUs too