Levelling and team match
Passing a loop answers one question. Two others are decided separately, and they are worth more money than anything you say in a negotiation: what level you are hired at, and which team you land on. This lesson covers how a level is assigned and challenged, what a down-level offer is actually worth, and how team matching works at the companies that run it as a separate stage.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain how a target level is set, sanity-checked and adjusted
- Quantify what one level is worth before deciding whether to contest it
- Handle a down-level offer and a re-interview request
- Navigate team match, including what to do when there is no headcount
Before this: the-final-round
The rest of this lesson is in the app
Passing a loop answers one question. Two others are decided separately, and they are worth more money than anything you say in a negotiation: what level you are hired at, and which team you land on. This lesson covers how a level is assigned and challenged, what a down-level offer is actually worth, and how team matching works at the companies that run it as a separate stage. This walkthrough runs about 24 minutes, with runnable code you can edit and re-run as you read.
Continue in ChannelPulseThe first module of every track is free to read on the web — see what's open in The full loop.