> The top-line going even lower still doesn't materially change the calculus.
There’s a big difference between $50-100M and $460M, almost an order of magnitude difference, so yes it does change the dynamics.
> Speaking of assuming too much
I made no assumptions about who you are or your employment history, I stuck to the figures presented. Software engineers are barely as high as the figure you first provided for fully loaded salary on average, hence the comment about the software bubble. The rest of the LinkedIn org makes no where near those numbers on average.
There’s a big difference between $50-100M and $460M, almost an order of magnitude difference, so yes it does change the dynamics.
> Speaking of assuming too much
I made no assumptions about who you are or your employment history, I stuck to the figures presented. Software engineers are barely as high as the figure you first provided for fully loaded salary on average, hence the comment about the software bubble. The rest of the LinkedIn org makes no where near those numbers on average.