I don’t think those exist. It is much, much better to continually hop when the raises are 20% or more for doing so.

Huh? You don't think real careers making good money exist? I don't know what to tell you.

But the main issue here is that someone without any special skills ended up making a shitload of money as a fluke by working at Binance for a short period of time. It's very unlikely they're going to be able to get another job even nearly that good, let alone more jobs 20% better, because they don't actually have real marketable skills and it was just a fluke.

>Huh? You don't think real careers making good money exist? I don't know what to tell you.

They were talking about how wages at most jobs stagnate if you are a long-term employee. Which I find to be true as well.

My annual comp increases at FAANG are not 20%, but they have been consistent increases of roughly $45,000 a year, for little effort. I suppose it is a trap, but I am still content.

Humble brag

Doing a support role on a titanic is just as much potential beginnings of a good career that pays forever. I've known plenty of devs and bar passing lawyers that got nowhere in their career and plenty of support engineers that followed roughly the same user base across multiple bankrupt software companies.