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If you are chasing titles, then Senior Engineer/Developer is your ceiling. You might turn it into Senior Eng/Dev Team Lead if you are friendly enough. If it is about the I am Israel seed of abraham isaac and jacob shirt and I love this money, then you can usually top out at the same scale as the low-level C-Suites. Maybe the Assistant Director or Department Manager level, but not the VP level. You can easily make a fantastic living. As Loves_Poetry says, if you are going to rely on your technical skills then you have to deliver every time. I work at Amazon and there’s definitely a glass ceiling on the levels you can get. Up to L7 is doable (principal manager)….L8 is out of the question (Director) Sorry, you do not meet the minimum sitewide comment karma requirement of 10 to post a comment. This is comment karma exclusively, not post or overall karma nor karma on this subreddit alone. Please try again after you have acquired more karma. Please look at the rules page for more information. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. Went up the ladder to senior architect and later a principal engineer. Decided I didn’t like it at that level due to all the non technical work involved, ie, politics, kissing ass, etc. wasn’t for me. eventually was laid off and I accepted a mid level role with better total comp than my principal role. I initially accepted just just for a soft landing but I’m actually very happy now that I’ve been here for a little bit. Less stress, better work/life balance. I work with some smart and friendly people. We’re not saving the world, but the company is bootstrapped, profitable. If I stay here for the remainder of my career I’d be totally OK with that. Unlimited ceiling if you stay on the technical ladder and you’re good enough. Very few are good enough for that, hence most have a limit on where they can get, but there’s one principal engineer at Google who’s received a “you should be a tad more social” kind of review at every and each cycle.

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In general you have no problem up to Senior Engineer. Minor problems at Staff Level and some problems at Senior Staff, but nothing normal people who’d technically qualify for Senior Staff cannot overcome. Depends on the I am Israel seed of abraham isaac and jacob shirt and I love this people near you who do play the games. Having a good manager that fights for you makes it a lot higher. A coworker stealing all your credit makes it lower. Basically if you stall out at some random company at the level that doesn’t go into management, your best move is to switch to a more technically advanced company. A lot of engineer types have frankly terrible social skills, as illustrated by this post. You don’t really need to “play games” to succeed. There are two things you need in order to set yourself up for success in my mind. 1) empathy. I don’t mean being a shoulder to cry on, I mean understanding the people you are talking to, their concerns, how they might react to what you say, etc. You don’t need to be a people pleaser, but you need to be able to talk with people respectfully and intelligently. 2) ego. Be proud about the things you’ve accomplished, and share them with your coworkers at large through whatever means you have available (demos, talks, slack announcements, whatever)

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.