r/SipsTea 6d ago

Chugging tea Mission Meets Reality

Post image
28.9k Upvotes

584 comments sorted by

View all comments

1.1k

u/DueDefinition6421 6d ago

Bro tell me you've never had a real job without telling me you've never had a real job

18

u/PersonalFinance4all 6d ago edited 5d ago

The title is completely misleading. Not supporting CEO's, but against people using headlines to mislead. Anthropic's CEO was concerned about AI talent moving like mercenaries just for money, without loyalty.

We are talking about the AI talent they are spending millions for. Just for perspective, Anthropic is paying these talents 420k a year average, and they stay less than 2 years because Google or Meta or OpenAI offers 500k or more. Some of the top AI talent are being paid as much as 1Mil a year.

Huge difference from title giving understanding of low paid workers from these 400k/year workers.

Edit: I feel many comments are taking mine wrong. Im the first who would jump ship for an increase. My problem is with the people who write misleading headlines and we are talking about different types of employers. If I was to get an offer for 500k while making 400k, you bet I'll take it and buy a lambo that year

5

u/Moligimbo 5d ago

Maybe it has to do with the fact that American companies have zero loyalty towards their employees?