you planning on actually staying or more so is it something to do until you find what you really want?
So, I think in my last role I was paid much more than I was worth lol. The job was remote and the fact that the company was in a start-up mode you may be offered more in exchange for volatility of the role. I had a role many years ago that I was paid more than I thought I was worth but it was a startup. Both in these instances I stayed at the company for 10 months before layoffs.
I was anticipating getting offers for lower salaries knowing this. I just wish I was getting 5-10K more. BUT the kicker is that I get vested stocks every year which is a thing to consider if the company does well, then that's more retirement money and liquidity for me.
Honestly, for the roles I'm looking at in Austin and what they offered me was pretty good. I would be very comfortable and it's a low six figure salary. The cost of living in Austin is low actually. What I'd have to worry about is stuff like housing and energy costs but overall it's good for me.
So I verbally accepted it to kick off the background check, but I have other companies contacting me as well so I'd like to entertain those too.