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Finance with Chi
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2023
Hi, I'm Chi, and I have a background in investment banking and tech. On this channel I'll share practical tips to help you earn more, save more, and take control of your finances, all in easily understandable explanations. Occasionally, I'll also post videos about tech careers and salary transparency for those looking to get into tech.
If you are into this kind of content, consider subscribing :)!
My mission is to make finance more accessible and empower you to reach your financial freedom, regardless of your current life situation or career path!
My channel is a personal reminder to step out of my comfort zone, take risks, and bet on myself, regardless of what others are doing.
Thank you for your support!
If you are into this kind of content, consider subscribing :)!
My mission is to make finance more accessible and empower you to reach your financial freedom, regardless of your current life situation or career path!
My channel is a personal reminder to step out of my comfort zone, take risks, and bet on myself, regardless of what others are doing.
Thank you for your support!
I asked Meta (Facebook) employees how much MONEY they make and how to get HIRED
// Best mock interview tool that I've used to practice for and passed Big Tech interviews. Give it a try: www.tryexponent.com/?ref=zdlhyth
I went to Meta Bellevue campus to ask their employees questions like how to get hired at Meta and how much money they make. I got a lot of PRACTICAL tips and SPICY salary details! A huge THANK-YOU to the kind & brave people who participated in this interview.
I hope the video is helpful if you're looking to break into tech or land a job at Meta, while also shedding light on salary transparency.
Let's normalize talking about money!
Inspired by a video by Jason Goodison.
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Some of my favorite money tools:
1. Mock interview tool that helped me pass interviews into Big Tech: www.tryexponent.com/?ref=zdlhyth
2. I’m using Marcus by Goldman Sachs high-yield savings account for my emergency fund. And it offers 5.15% via a referral. To get this rate, use my referral link: www.marcus.com/share/CHI-4NV-J5Z7. Please note that rates may change so please make sure to check it first.
3. I've been hosting on AirBnB for over 2 years, and they currently offer $40 bonus if you sign up to become an Airbnb host using my referral: www.airbnb.com/r/cnguyen131?s=6&t=061n0g
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Other videos you might enjoy:
1. Google salaries: th-cam.com/video/t2eQFcpD3kk/w-d-xo.html
2. Amazon salaries: th-cam.com/video/UJOYzLMq9Mk/w-d-xo.html
3. 6 things most millionaires do with their money: th-cam.com/video/EwI13GimzIM/w-d-xo.html
4. My optimal order of investing: th-cam.com/video/gzKW4w0pqSY/w-d-xo.html
5. My salary negotiation tips: th-cam.com/video/wBLE5uy-lhI/w-d-xo.html
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Disclaimer: This content, and the ideas presented in it, is for education and entertainment purposes only. It does not necessarily reflect the views of Meta or its affiliates.
I went to Meta Bellevue campus to ask their employees questions like how to get hired at Meta and how much money they make. I got a lot of PRACTICAL tips and SPICY salary details! A huge THANK-YOU to the kind & brave people who participated in this interview.
I hope the video is helpful if you're looking to break into tech or land a job at Meta, while also shedding light on salary transparency.
Let's normalize talking about money!
Inspired by a video by Jason Goodison.
------------------
Some of my favorite money tools:
1. Mock interview tool that helped me pass interviews into Big Tech: www.tryexponent.com/?ref=zdlhyth
2. I’m using Marcus by Goldman Sachs high-yield savings account for my emergency fund. And it offers 5.15% via a referral. To get this rate, use my referral link: www.marcus.com/share/CHI-4NV-J5Z7. Please note that rates may change so please make sure to check it first.
3. I've been hosting on AirBnB for over 2 years, and they currently offer $40 bonus if you sign up to become an Airbnb host using my referral: www.airbnb.com/r/cnguyen131?s=6&t=061n0g
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Other videos you might enjoy:
1. Google salaries: th-cam.com/video/t2eQFcpD3kk/w-d-xo.html
2. Amazon salaries: th-cam.com/video/UJOYzLMq9Mk/w-d-xo.html
3. 6 things most millionaires do with their money: th-cam.com/video/EwI13GimzIM/w-d-xo.html
4. My optimal order of investing: th-cam.com/video/gzKW4w0pqSY/w-d-xo.html
5. My salary negotiation tips: th-cam.com/video/wBLE5uy-lhI/w-d-xo.html
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Disclaimer: This content, and the ideas presented in it, is for education and entertainment purposes only. It does not necessarily reflect the views of Meta or its affiliates.
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Hi Miss Chi iam trying to contact with you . please help me
I totally understand not wanting to say salary, it could build animosity towards you if you make more than one of your peers.
That’s why those who chose to share it is so brave. They do us a huge favor by helping others understand how much they deserve to get paid and use that in their next salary negotiation! More often than not people actually appreciate having this info from their peers rather than building animosity :)
Which country is this?
US
thanks so much for this. my dream is to work at Apple.
Thanks for transparency!
Of course! I hope that’ll help folks get the pay they deserve.
I’m sorry but people need to grow up . Im telling you she doesn’t not care about here fans. She only cares about her pocket. All that money you spend for that ticket you can better your self . Like get a new car or a new house for that price. That not my money. That there life . End of the day I’m better my family. Don’t give me wrong I like here song . But I will never in my life spend that money like that I bet you a lot of people got out a loan out for them ticket. That the only way to save there money if people who got them form there money is they work for they are won of the dum a.. people ever . I’m good for not go to here even.
That’s an interesting observation. But the video isn’t about that tho. I was more interested in knowing how much people were willing to pay for TS concerts
The first guy explained it really well. Kind of surprising to see someone in tech be in the same company. Seems like Amazon provides employees a good environment
I got the same impression on the first guy - he got great answers! In big tech, many people tend to hop from one company to another, so it’s not surprising to see Amazon or Microsoft employees end up working for Google!
What's the location? Is it Ireland?
It’s Bellevue, WA
After taxes?
Before taxes
$150K is min wage bc it is San Francisco. You are seriously poor
The $150k is base pay only. Most people get additional pays like bonus and stocks
@@FinanceWithChi Ah. But that is maybe $10K more . Is this comfortable living there?
Most people are Asian 😃
Chi, 150K is monthly or annual salary ?
It’s annual salary
But, how long will they be employed at Google?
As long as it lasts!
Be Asian
Haha altho many in the video are Asian, it’s def not a pre-requisite to get into Google ;).
3:46 the lady said if you want to make this world better then join Google ahahha yeah by financing isreal to kill innocent people and make genocides lol
Best computer desk and set up
Thank you Google I want come Google biznes
why they all look so nervous and sipping tea or something?
Haha interesting observation! Well I guess they are engineers and most are not used to being on camera :)
All asian-american?!? 😮
Not all are if you watch the entire video ;)
This is Google. Now imagine working at Apple. Insane.
By insane, do you mean higher pay :)?
leetcode is useless and only people that do not know how to interview ask it
I have a question is 200k - 250k dollars for a year or a month? i honestly dont know i might even ask a stupid question, but pls reply
It’s per year!
@@FinanceWithChi Yeah, now i get it, i asked because i wanted to work with google.. well there are years to come since now, im only 13 years old, who wants to work as a software engineer.. the only problem is that im not that good in maths, but ill try to improve!! Thanks for replying! Subbed!
@@OrigamiSpotLikeSubSharesoftware engineering requires coding, not maths
@@McFlashh but, we should be good at maths ig..
I am not sure why people are obsessed about working for google.. it is just a company and to them you're a dispensible employee. The funny thing also is that these obsessed ppl have no idea what google actually does
99% of the obsessed people may have no clue, but the top talented software engineers definitely know why they want to work at Google and 'what Google actually does'. Compensation is definitely a point, but also technology, work environment etc.
100%!
How much salart as a mete employees
Do you mean Meta salaries? Good news I already posted another video about that. Check out my Tech video series!
My motivation is burning🔥🔥🔥
Glad it motivates you!!
very diverse group............ of asians
Not by choice :). I definitely wanna be able to interview more folks of all groups!
Ask people what they make. Not “what someone can expect”.
Good suggestion! I asked this tho and most would not want to be recorded :(
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Can you actually ask people what they make rather than asking “what’s a salary someone could expect?” Terrible answers that are vague.
We tried, but most people would not want to provide an answer when they’re asked that. We can ask this again in next videos!
Can i get contact of meta employees cuz i need help @@FinanceWithChi
Just kidding, idk if Amazon pays more or less
You can look it up on levels.fyi!
She forgot to ask if google pays better than amazon but yea it seems like it 😂
Based on info in the video, what do you think 😉?
Why are most software devs asians and Indians? Of course they are smart but also driven to succeed either because of their background or for the love of supporting their family back home
Interesting observation. FYI I also met non-Indian/Asian devs. But not many were willing to be interviewed on camera.
The pool of Indian/Asian engineers is huge compared to American engineers. I think a ratio of 10-20:1. So naturally most top talented software engineers come from Asia or have Asian background.
150k ? Are u kidding me ? I know someone fresh grad from school master degree from one of the uc and total comp is 300k a year
Yeah unfortunately pay gaps exist. That’s why I advocate for salary transparency and negotiation
I’m seeing only Asias, probably they weren’t born in USA . What happened to USA youth/ black youth?
I interviewed anyone who’s willing to show up on camera. Would love to have more diversity in my videos!
Be lucky to find the ONE Black at Google.
Why are they all Chinese?
That $200-250k figure for L4 (senior) software engineers is suspiciously low
L4 is software engineer 1 at Google :). Senior level is more L5/L6 and their pay is def higher than this range
@@FinanceWithChi l4 is software engineer III or Mid-level.
Only young people. Why don't you interview experienced people 45-50 years old?
I’d love to but no one in the 40-50s was available for the interviews
People 40-50 years old are rare at Google and work in more senior positions. They don't give interviews for several reasons. Of course they won't discuss their own compensation.
I am connected with you when you were at 1k Keep it up keep uploading content
Omg thank you so much for the encouraging words!! What type of content are you interested about :)? The salary transparency or personal finance tips or others?
@@FinanceWithChi actually i am student from india and want go USA for job opportunities in software(IT) industry What to do fr that? I am so confused i should do masters or find job there without masters AND I am not aware that what to do to GO for USA ,I HAVE NO IDEA FOR abroad like how much money required, how to live there, and even i am not even fluent in English so how to discard language barrier there ??? I so noob at this topic pls help me out for this 😭
I also started as an international student. All I can say is reach out & ask for advice from people who have done it from India and online. Most importantly, believe in yourself. Good luck ❤!
Literally all of these people are Asian or Indian
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Yes em :)! I’m glad you find the content helpful
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@@FinanceWithChiEm mong có cơ hội được inbox để hỏi chị Chi một chút ạ!
@@drcheesekongWhy are you surprised??
Asians are smart
Heck.. why you pick a lot Asian folks tor the interview?
I interviewed anyone who’s willing to be interviewed. The campus we went to happen to have many Asian folks
About 70% of Google engineers are from Asian origin.
The salary is way better than UK, a company in UK someone with 3-4 years experience get paid around 30k which is completely slavery 😂😂😂 I’m going to USA for such salary
The pay gap tends to be bigger in tech.
But not salary for a software engineering position. Even in UK it's much higher than 30K £.
Does a French master degree coupled with an internship helps in landing a job at Google?? I'm originally from Asia.
I know some Google engineers without a CS degree so it’s possible :)
I'm a Googler and I earn a lot.😄
Congrats :)
I can only see Indians and Chinese?
I got the impression that Chinese people are very smart.
They are definitely very hard working :)!
My white colleagues find so many excuse to say sth/someone is blocking them, while my Chinese colleagues fix them immediately, even not mentioning those bullshit in the Standup. People like hiring smart and hardworking than smart and lazy.
@@Kc-nn8mnEspecially hard working. Non-Asian Americans are lazy compared to Asians and Asian-Americans.