I'm an L7 (Sr staff) at Google. I have an offer for E7 IC from Facebook. How is the E7 experience at FB compared to other companies -- onboarding, role expectations, etc. Any info welcome!
Current TC is 780k
Facebook offer is for 950k
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If you are worried you will be 'found' on blind by FB recruiters then don't be. They have no reason to revoke the offer. You are an L7 at Google so not really desperate for it.
Your data point gives us an insight we don't usually get.
Thanks for the response! I am currently considering a e7 role, so this answer is very helpful.
You mentioned 2 types of approached and said both have their place.
A follow up on that — are you saying Facebook e7 role does not place a premium on one of the approaches?
Also you mentioned that E6 and e7 role is responsible for cross-functional work.
By that do you mean — cross-team work? Or something else? Whether it is cross-team or not depends on how flat the organization is and who the E6/e7 reports to, so I am confused a bit on that.
Does Facebook require a certain proportion of cross functional work every 6 months for the Psc? Wondering how does that allow place for deep engineering work — like perhaps designing/implementing the core replication protocol of cross-region replication.