I'm an intern at Roblox right now. Tbh I like the company culture but don't really enjoy what I'm working on with the team I'm on. I am working on a legacy C# codebase and doing a lot of grunt work 7 weeks into the internship (i.e documentation, fixing typos, manual tests, etc). Probably will continue to do so if I return.
Last year, Roblox's offer was this: (142k base, 200k RSU, 30k sign on, in San Mateo)
I don't know what the new grad packages are going to be this year.
I have an offer from Google (130k base, 135k RSU, 25k sign on, in Seattle) but it's going to expire before I get a return offer from Roblox.
Should I just take the offer from Google? Take it and renege? Wait out Roblox?
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Just tell them it seems low, point out last year's Roblox offer, and mention that you can easily wait for another one this year.
id go with roblox, try to get the team you really want, as you have the advantage of already being there!
lastly, roblox has a lot of room for growth compared the google, so your offer may be worth a lot more there longer term