CompensationSep 7, 2019
FacebookStephani7

has anyone actually got their recruiter to disclose pay band for google or facebook

cali rule says they need to say but in my experience most recruiters play dumb.

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Bloomberg F.U. money Sep 7, 2019

Exactly this.

Pandora x0kjF Sep 7, 2019

The pay band is competing offers + 15%

Google jf8s3b Sep 7, 2019

send it via email?

Roku cruella Sep 7, 2019

"cali rule says they need to say " Never knew that. Source?

Cisco NnMk28 Sep 7, 2019

You can ask for HR to disclose TC for similar roles

Roku cruella Sep 7, 2019

Before or after joining?

Neurocrine AtinlayBro Sep 7, 2019

I did. I asked my recruiter upfront, what's the payband. He provided me paybands for both E4 and E5 (base + bonus + equity ranges). He also told me I would be considered E5 ideally, but if the interview performance is not up to that levek, I might get E4. He said FB doesn't try to low-ball people but they want to ensure they set us up for success. Awesome recruiter! This is not swe position.

Facebook easzss Sep 7, 2019

You didn't get E bands then.

Neurocrine AtinlayBro Sep 7, 2019

What do you mean?

Fox Broadcasting PgXU63 Sep 7, 2019

I’ve never heard of the term “pay band” — is that just an expected pay range for any given role? Is that a concept just for engineers/programmers, or for all roles? I’m new to Cali

Neurocrine AtinlayBro Sep 7, 2019

All roles. It's a range for a given position that the comp team has ideally set. Some companies are strict with that range (can only negotiate within the range) while others are flexible around it (can go higher if presented with competing offer and you had a great interview performance, otherwise you get something within that range by default).

Cisco data.eng2 Sep 8, 2019

FB IC5 is 193k base this year