Do Tech companies value the title (Director/ VP of Engineering or Product) at smaller firms or just consider the total relevant YOE? In other words does taking up a Director or VP role at a smaller firm or startup increase your chances of getting into top tech companies at a higher level eventually or just better to apply to the target tech firms directly?
TC: 200k
YOE:10
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Take Netflix. Everyone who isn’t a manager (tech) is just a senior engineer. But you can have some making $300k and others making $800k.
Obviously there’s a large gap in ability within the same band.