Just my 2c: I know friends who work at other companies paying similar wages who immediately try to get ahold of the lists of laid off staff from these layoffs hoping to hire top talent when they're otherwise not even going to hear they're looking.
So I don't know how much this will really change comp levels? Especially with how frequently software people change jobs anyway.
> Wondering how the displaced engineers will impact the rest of the job market
That dream of making local (San Francisco) pay while living wherever you want will quickly evaporate.
I survived as a software engineer through the dot-com crash. This isn't even a crash, this is just seems like a minor correction to "normal" for most of these companies with head-counts through the roof.
But SV salaries were abnormal, and that should be taken into account. There are a lot of us, doing a lot of the same stuff, for a lot less pay out there.
Why? For all sorts of various reasons. And this is now rapidly taking into account the entire globe.
Yes, tech comp is about to come down greatly across the board.
We’ve barely seen the start of layoffs yet, and the Fed is pedal to the metal on engineering a recession. Tech falls first due to highest discount rate sensitivity
klohto|3 years ago
deeptote|3 years ago
brundolf|3 years ago
atomicnumber3|3 years ago
So I don't know how much this will really change comp levels? Especially with how frequently software people change jobs anyway.
EMM_386|3 years ago
That dream of making local (San Francisco) pay while living wherever you want will quickly evaporate.
I survived as a software engineer through the dot-com crash. This isn't even a crash, this is just seems like a minor correction to "normal" for most of these companies with head-counts through the roof.
But SV salaries were abnormal, and that should be taken into account. There are a lot of us, doing a lot of the same stuff, for a lot less pay out there.
Why? For all sorts of various reasons. And this is now rapidly taking into account the entire globe.
adam_arthur|3 years ago
We’ve barely seen the start of layoffs yet, and the Fed is pedal to the metal on engineering a recession. Tech falls first due to highest discount rate sensitivity
seibelj|3 years ago
amyamyamy2|3 years ago
GlickWick|3 years ago
firstfewshells|3 years ago
GlickWick|3 years ago