MSFT: Redmond Azure SQL Base:145 RSU: 140 Bonus: 0-20% avg: 10% Sign on: 50k TC : first two years 220k then 195k VMW: Austin Cloud team: working closely with ML and data science team Base: 155 RSU:160 Bonus: 14%( guaranteed) can go up to 20% Sign on: 15k Tc: first year 230k then 215k Yoe: 3 + Masters I don’t see a huge diff in COL for my particular case and I’m not planning to buy a house anytime soon. So please choose the options according to other factors like learning and promo than blindly selecting due to COL. Please comment the reason of choosing one over the other #amazon #aws #google #facebook #faang #meta #nvidia #amd #apple #PayPal #atlassian #expedia #wayfair #uber #lyft #compass #qualcomm #tech #netflix #docusign #linkedin #snap #workday #eBay
Congrats 🎉 What was initial MSFT offer ?
It’s the initial offer but with negotiation. I told them about the other offers when they ask about the expectations
You don’t but there is 230k in Austin area is like 300+ in Seattle(for families), outside Seattle is still expensive outside Austin is cheap and nice - you will live as king…even Austin real estate is way cheaper then Seattle…
Okay another out of date dude! Explain how 230k in Austin is 300+ in Seattle even for families. Austin is not cheap and nice. If you are buying a house, you still need to spend 600+k outside Austin. Seattle & Austin both don’t have state tax. Your after tax income will be the same. In terms of living expenses, everything other than housing might cost you 8-10k more/year at max (absolute max). 10-15% more on an average. So if you’re spending 30k in Austin/yr, you’ll spend 35k-36k in WA. If you have been following everything in Austin is expensive now. Let’s talk about housing. Let’s split it into renting vs buying. Renting - 2 BHK in NW Austin closer to most Sw companies will cost you $2k these days. If it’s domain or downtown, it’ll cost even more. 2 BHK in Bellevue/Seattle will cost you around 3k for a comparable apartment. You can get cheaper ones in Seattle area as well, but then for the sake of this example, I’m comparing equal ones. 12k/yr difference. Buying - If you want a house in Avery Ranch/Brushy Creek or some decent area in RR/Leander ISD, it’s going to cost you 700k+ for a 2500 sqft house Let’s say you are getting something in George Town or LivertybHill, it’ll still cost you 500k for that big of a house. You’ll pay around 2.5k a month including property tax assuming 4% 30 yr fixed Let’s say you get a house in Sammamish. One of my friends got one there for 1.1 million but it’s a much bigger house - 3000 sqft but for the sake of this conversation let’s say both these houses are comparable. You’ll pay 5k a month including property tax assuming same conditions as Austin. That’s 2.5k*12 more = 30k! Remember Sammamish is more like Avery Ranch and not really George Town. And the house in Washington I assumed is much bigger than the one in TX. Combine all differences. Rent + living = 6k + 12k = 18k 230k Austin is 248k WA Buy + living = 6k + 30k = 36k 230k Austin is 266k WA (assuming a much much bigger house or a good house in WA) So no I don’t think Austin is cheap anymore and you cannot live king size. Please wake up and don’t beat around the same old story.
700k+ in Leander? That might be a 1 off case. And those numbers (18k & 36k) are after tax. So before tax should be around 26k/45k
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Great offer for 61, was this after negotiation?