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Leaked Google pay data reveals the highest salaries the tech giant pays in engineering, sales, and more (www.businessinsider.com)
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Leaked Google pay data reveals the highest salaries the tech giant pays in engineering, sales, and more::Insider obtained an internal Google spreadsheet that shows how much employees were paid in 2022 โ€” and which roles at the tech giant paid best.

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[โ€“] marciealana@lemmy.world 8 points 1 year ago

The fine article bounces back and forth between base salary and total compensation (salary + bonus + stock grants). It's hard to be certain of which they are actually using, but I work in Silicon Valley and this seems more like total comp than base pay. (Stock and bonuses can more than double total comp.)