Median Pay at Facebook is $240,000 a year

[peninsular]

From the article:

"Most companies are including base salary, overtime, bonus and commissions, but excluding health insurance and 401(k) contributions, Lifshey said.

Companies that award restricted stock or stock options to most employees are generally including it, but they can choose from several different ways to value it for this purpose. Companies that are less generous with stock compensation may or may not include it.

To find the median employee, companies must include all full- and part-time workers as of a certain date."

[ssmaster]

Originally Posted by peninsular

From the article:

" To find the median employee, companies must include all full- and part-time workers as of a certain date."

the part time employees are bringing the numbers down

[Hemlock140]

In Seattle headquarters, the average pay for Amazon is $110,000 while the median pay overall including all employees is just $28,000.


https://www.seattletimes.com/busines...in-2017-28446/

[LiaLia]

Way back a bunch of us got summer jobs one year at a well known place. We were high school students. I remember how we darn near fainted when we found out the ceo was making $11,000 a week. And then came our righteous indignation about it all.