per hour salary is usually drastically worse though.
Second prize is a set of steak knives…
Now, or doing zero interest rates?
I'm not sure I've ever seen a useful customer fintech company, except maybe Betterment if you ignore half the features.
People always crap on tech for being useless while ignoring that 95% of fintech companies exist solely and completely as a vehicle to generate money for a very small group of people.
I thought they existed to create customer lists for Chase to acquire.
Useful for tiny fraction of people who could benefit from use is a kind of useful, but probably not a kind to write home about.
What makes faang special are rsu refresh, that makes a huge difference.
Genuinely curious - is that now, or back when rates were low?