In today's environment, where lots of companies are facing the macroeconomic headwinds and making decisions about headcounts in their workforce, if you are impacted by one of the layoffs, and are looking at potential employers, it is quite natural to be curious about their economic outlook. But being a software engineer, this was not a natural way to think for me I have recently found this website which gives comparative analysis of several elements from a public company's last earnings, and you can see them in the form of charts. This helps in making a decision if you have more than one offers from potential employers who are public companies. Please use macrotrends.net/stocks/stock-comparison and use different parameters such as revenue, cash on hand, EBITDA, Gross profit, Net income from the dropdown; and add one or multiple stock symbols of potential employers on the right text box. If the employer is not public, make sure you understand how much funding and runway they have. Crunchbase is your friend. Hope this helps! And hope you join a company which does very well !! #layoff #jobsearch #offers #compare Blind tax: 250k 8 yoe
thanks! very useful information
This information is very needful
Ty sir mam pls post ur annual package
And bobs
@Robinhood: added to post now
Any similar site for EU companies?
Thanks
No. TC is the only thing that matters.
False ask Stripe employees who were laid off
VMWare what use is 600k TC if you don't have the job anymore?