They want to put in more spyware and ads! And that is an impressive salary range. I had no idea mobile devs made that much. No I'm not going to apply but hmm.
They also seem open to remote. Perhaps their head of engineering actually has a clue about what it takes to hire talent. Granted, they could have likely just bought one of the many popular third party apps and developed that into the official app. But, that would require admitting their own app was crap.
They did. Then they ruined it.
They really should have bought Apollo…
Did Christian say he didn’t want to sell to them? I read that as “didn’t offer enough money”
I think they announced the price of the api then said your app is worth nothing because of the high api cost so here is our low offer. Take it or your app dies. Which is the dickest move possible.
Principal Developer is the top position for a developer, unless there's also senior principal. It's the highest you can usually go without being management.
Junior, intermediate (also just developer) senior, staff, principal
Intermediate and up can also have levels within them.
That is an impressive salary. WTF?
Tech, dude.
Also, they list those numbers using "total compensation" which for a private company includes shares which in most cases is monopoly money. Reddit is about to IPO allegedly so slightly more useful here. But it's not just $300k in cash.
Tech layoffs have ballooned. Still seems high.
Nah he’s on the ball about their IPO. Id bet a significant amount of that compensation is in shares that will tank in value over time, and not actual cash monies.
And its allowing for remote workers in Canada or the United States. Most tech jobs I see lately are the opposite, they want you to do more work than the role entails for less money than it should be making, and less and less of those jobs offer remote work. Lots of the jobs I have been applying for want you to do the work of a supervisor for the pay of a specialist.
They want to put in more spyware and ads! And that is an impressive salary range. I had no idea mobile devs made that much. No I'm not going to apply but hmm.
They also seem open to remote. Perhaps their head of engineering actually has a clue about what it takes to hire talent. Granted, they could have likely just bought one of the many popular third party apps and developed that into the official app. But, that would require admitting their own app was crap.
They did. Then they ruined it.
They really should have bought Apollo…
Did Christian say he didn’t want to sell to them? I read that as “didn’t offer enough money”
I think they announced the price of the api then said your app is worth nothing because of the high api cost so here is our low offer. Take it or your app dies. Which is the dickest move possible.
Principal Developer is the top position for a developer, unless there's also senior principal. It's the highest you can usually go without being management.
Junior, intermediate (also just developer) senior, staff, principal
Intermediate and up can also have levels within them.
That is an impressive salary. WTF?
Tech, dude.
Also, they list those numbers using "total compensation" which for a private company includes shares which in most cases is monopoly money. Reddit is about to IPO allegedly so slightly more useful here. But it's not just $300k in cash.
Tech layoffs have ballooned. Still seems high.
Nah he’s on the ball about their IPO. Id bet a significant amount of that compensation is in shares that will tank in value over time, and not actual cash monies.
And its allowing for remote workers in Canada or the United States. Most tech jobs I see lately are the opposite, they want you to do more work than the role entails for less money than it should be making, and less and less of those jobs offer remote work. Lots of the jobs I have been applying for want you to do the work of a supervisor for the pay of a specialist.