Though, that said: there's no guarantees that when you have the conversation in April 2019 that you'll be in the best hiring market for your interest in the history of ever, which is approximately where we are right now.
Though, that said: there's no guarantees that when you have the conversation in April 2019 that you'll be in the best hiring market for your interest in the history of ever, which is approximately where we are right now.
Also, how about if you're product manager at the nonprofit (e.g. with a budget and doing some hiring) vs. just an engineer at a big firm?
To clarify the last point, you're saying the hiring market for junior engineers is especially great right now, so it might make sense to lock in the money while you can?
I don't necessarily know if I'd recommend "making hay while the sun shines" as a career strategy -- it would depend on your circumstances, values, etc.
Hm, depends on the non-profit. I believe that working in the Mozilla Foundation for example, for a couple of years even with lower salary will have a positive impact in one's resume.