The $900k AI Job Is Here (wsj.com)

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Can somebody post the job position here?

> A product manager position for a machine-learning platform at Netflix lists a total compensation of up to $900,000 annually.

qaz_plm 2y ago ↗

https://jobs.netflix.com/jobs/278437235

consumer451 2y ago ↗

https://archive.is/rQgNx

charles_f 2y ago ↗

I abandoned trying to resolve the captcha after the 4th one.

hoppyhoppy2 2y ago ↗

https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/artificial-intelligence-job...

haldujai 2y ago ↗

I went through this the other day, archive.today mirrors don't play nice with CloudFlare DNS (iCloud Private Relay also uses CloudFlare for DNS). Either VPN or change your DNS to some other provider and clear the local cache.

boeingUH60 2y ago ↗

Isn't this clickbait? They found one engineering job at Netflix, a company already known for paying exceedingly high salaries, and they turned it into a headline. I don't think it's news that tech companies pay high salaries for professionals...it was even higher during the 2020-21 bubble. Besides, the job posting said up to $900k.

Next headline at WSJ; The $10M CEO Job Is Here.

bogantech 2y ago ↗

I wish I was in the position to not be shocked by a salary of almost a million USD.

purpleflame1257 2y ago ↗

This ignores that Netflix lists salaries like this to "comply" with the CA law requiring companies to list salary ranges.

gordon_freeman 2y ago ↗

there is something wrong with the CA law if companies can post jobs with such huge salary range?

simne 2y ago ↗

As I understand, companies just hide too large salary because of high taxes. So they could really pay very large money, but in some in-directional way. For example, they could give worker "blue chips" for payment amount.