Have offer from OCI and have final for Amazon next week. This is for new grad so I won’t know my team at Amazon until I get an offer and accept.
OCI Offer Breakdown:
Location: Seattle
Base - 120k
Sign on and relocation - 30k
Stock - 54k (216k / 4 years at current stock price)
TC Y1 - 204k
Amazon Offer Breakdown:
Location: Seattle
Base - 120k
Sign on - 37k year 1, 23k year 2
Stock - 88k (5/15/40/40)
TC Y1 - 162k
Notes: Recruiter said that offer is standard and non-negotiable
From what I’ve heard, Amazon doesn’t do negotiations unless you have F or G so their offer might not beat Oracle's. Assuming I pass finals for Amazon, should I take them instead? Is it worth to take pay cut to have FAANG on resume? I have heard mixed reviews for both companies so far.
Thanks!
EDITS: Added Amazon's compensation offer after onsite (3 rounds) and clarified Y1 total comp for both companies
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I just told her manager the other day. Promote her to ic3. She deserves it. And she is being promoted within less than a year. Not because I pushed but her manager felt it too.
Hello more tc.
It seems like oracle is low rated just like Amazon. I’d just take Oracle but maybe try to use an Amazon offer to swipe a couple grand here or there.
At least at Amazon you can learn for a year and get the first signing bonus, then start looking if you hate it. You’ll likely have more options and a better story for the interviews at Amazon.
Finally, Amazon will offer you more mobility internally. It is so large and there is no minimum required time to stay on a team, so if you want to switch real quick you can.
Good luck to you.