Got an offer from Redfin for a senior engineer role.
Is it safe to join Redfin given the current market volatility and layoffs at Better.com?
I know it's not related but real estate seems to be cooling off and Redfin tanked on the recent quarter's losses.
Can folks from Redfin share any insights into short and long-term growth and resistance to market volatility?
Interviewing at other top techs as well, wanted to understand if it's safer to join Redfin.
Offer:
TC: 330K
Base: 200K
Stocks: 90(year 1)
Sign on: 40K
Location: seattle
Current: 200K
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Do you care mostly about TC and job stability? I'm asking cuz I came from Amazon and found the culture to be a lot friendlier and more collaborative here, also less oncall pressure (might vary by team). In case that might influence your decision π
I don't know too much about what's happening outside of my immediate team at Redfin but from what I can tell it's a lot more collaborative than competitive. Can't speak for Meta but my experience at Amazon is people expect/wish that you would figure out stuff on your own a lot more, lots more competition, pip pressure, etc.
Better has an awesome product for refinance, but that market is drying up