Expecting offers from all three Walmart/Sam's Club, Visa/CyberSource and Quicken loans. Also expecting offer from Amazon but that company PIP culture is too scary. Which is the safest company out of the three to work at on H1B especially given COVID, travel etc #quicken #walmart #pip #layoff #covid #omicron #h1b Current TC: 98K Reposting since Sam's club in poll may have skewed results.
Post your level and TC
I just finished the interviews. I don't have any numbers yet
I am optimizing for job security.
Reminder to update the post after you get offers
Synopsys, I don't want people to vote based on TC. Just where it is safer.
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Quicken/rocket is sort of known to underpay but you can have a very low burn rate if you aren't opposed to living in michigan. People do seem to generally like working there
You want to live in Oklahoma? Does retail have as much upside at payments? I don't think it is even an argument. Visa fo sho
Job location is not Arkansas. Job domain in walmart is payment.
Cool. Still day Visa is market leader in the space. But not as cut and dry
Visa’s pay is 🥜 and the new hire pay is pleasantly roasted and salted 🥜. However if we are talking about safety, Visa is very safe. CyberSource would be double safe because CyberSource is one of the subsidiaries that Visa is depending on to change Visa’s revenue mix with valued added services. Visa must grow these orgs. I’ll throw in one personal anecdote, I used to be part of a Visa acquisition that got completely mothballed after a few years. There were no layoffs to speak off. A few executives got a comfortable amount of time to find new jobs outside, but all the engineers and middle managers that wanted to stay were given time and support to find new teams.
" middle managers that wanted to stay were given time and support to find new teams." wait, Visa gave you time to move that is good but what if you could not find a job?
They were given priority over external candidates.
As an FYI, the culture is better at Sam's Club than Walmart. I tried to make the jump but ended up receiving one of the "covid" layoffs first. If you're in tech specific to Sam's Club, I'd say take it over the others. If it's a Walmart role, run.
QL currently has a hiring freeze though I’m not sure when you had the interview with them. I would be surprised if you receive an offer from them in the next 2 weeks.
Visa for job security
Don’t go to quicken loans. They are doing layoffs and management sucks. They don’t have food diversity and only promote who just say yes
I definitely know where not to go.