If you are in tact looking for a job, keep this graph in mind.

If you are in tact looking for a job, keep this graph in mind. And shout out to the levels.io guys for creating this. On the X-axis, you have medium total comp and then on the Y-axis, you have workforce change over the last two years. So it's pretty simple. You want really high total comp and you want a positive workforce change over the last two years. So anything in the upper right is going to be amazing. Anything in the bottom left is going to be horrible. Not a surprise in the blue quadrant called money and momentum. You have companies like Antic and Open in the bottom left quadrant called under pressure in red, you have these dinosaur companies like Intel and IBM. One thing that's really interesting to me is that a lot of people would associate Nvidia as a company that would be in this upper right quadrant. However, they are in the top left quadrant called steady climbers, meaning the company has had positive growth. However, you're not getting paid as much money compared to some of these other companies. And then I don't think it's a surprise but in this bottom right quadrant called Big Check, big you have companies like Meta, aka, you need to be asking yourself, is the pay worth it if you're stressed all the time about getting laid off. Let me know what you think of this graph. I really wish there were more companies on here, but it is what it is.