Tech Company Pay - Salaries at Google/Apple/Twitter

[liuwei6]

I don't know how they get the salary and if it is overall package. I use the following 3 sites 1. http://www.glassdoor.com self-reported, and has bonus, etc, mostly average 2. http://www.payscale.com from survey and research, have different segmentation based on experience, etc 3. http://www.salarylist.com real individual salary from government, not updated often, last update seems is 2010

[fatbat]

Site was not working for me when I tried. :(

[msg]

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[durzagott]

The "search as you type" feature is frustrating and, frankly, rubbish.

[shaggyfrog]

Ugh, yes. It almost brought my iPhone 3G to a halt.

[felipernb]

I'm pretty sure they weren't expecting the traffic generated by Hacker News and Techcrunch, it fails all the time

[KenCochrane]

Looks like this post and the one on techcrunch has flooded the site with traffic and it can't handle the load

[SODaniel]

This website is REALLY good at making everyone outside of San Francisco/NY really underpaid.

[mrchess]

Don't forget that cost of living is different per state so while you may make six-figures in the Valley, you could live the same lifestyles with less in other states. Check out this calculator: http://cgi.money.cnn.com/tools/costofliving/costofliving.htm...

[beaker]

Sorry for the rant but what do you offer? Your site doesn't load at all? How are you not a spammer?

An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments.

If you are the application owner, check your logs for details.

[ya3r]

All I get is an "Application Error"

[samdelagarza]

the mysql is crashing under the strain placed on the site. Time to take it a few notches up in technology used, no? (nosql, etc.)

Interesting site btw, good work.

[beaker]

You honestly should delete this post, it doesn't represent your startup well. Maybe I'm wrong.