[outpostinmass2]

Gilead Sciences is really the only “tech” company on that list. The rest are software companies that use technology.

Learn to code my friends.

[redfreedom]

Cybersecurity is but an illusion.

[forgotten man]

Around where I live if you have an advanced degree in biology, chemistry, or pharmacology you will have no problem finding a job with a base salary of about $190,000. If you have a liberal arts degree you can get a job as a barista or bartender.

[BBQToadRibs]

I’m curious if those salaries include VP and C-level management. I’d like to see the average of rank and file and through middle management.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Here Are the 25 Highest Paying Companies in America

[Robert DeLong]

Tech companies dominate the list and many are based in the San Francisco Bay area, which could be part of the reason they're as high as they are. Real estate prices in that region are sky high and competition for qualified workers is intense.

That is exactly the point I was about to make when I started to read the company names. When I then read the above from the article. 8>)

[ßuddaßudd]

I would work for 3 of those if I could ..▲

[crusty old prospector]

Do they all live in trailer houses outside Palo Alto?

[trebb]

My daughter has been an RN for 5 years (getting ready to go the Nurse-Practitioner route) and was recently offered $175K to move to Oregon for a job.

[mewzilla]

Are the salaries really that high when these companies are all left coast based and their locales all have insanely high living costs...?