Some of these are clearly typos in the job listing. For instance 125k to 1.75M? I bet they meant 125k-175k... would be good for the site to filter on variance and hide jobs that have very large ranges
You are right.
It's a ycombinator startup. I don't think they could be able to pay 1.7M
There's one on there that's $28.58 - $8,000.00 per hour that's especially hilarious. Assuming 40 hours a week for 52 weeks that's roughly $60k - $16.6 million for a salary range. Obviously bogus.
Just submitted my application for 40k/month QA Specialist in Park Avenue, Utah!
Assistant QA specialist
This is a textbook study on the dangers of presenting scraped info as fact
Interesting to see Tiktok pick up the baton from Facebook when it comes to the highest paying jobs.