Post-94 Byte P7 posted the salary slip: It's really good to make up for this...

Recently, a buddy chatted with me and pretended to be aggressive. He said that he had recently quit from Bytes. I asked him how much he got out of it?My buddy said that he was very proud, saying that he was paid a month after switching to a new company, and his monthly income was more than 50,000 yuan. He said that he was very satisfied!Such a high salary is really enviable. I guess this is the salary after tax, which is estimated to be more than 60,000 before tax.

Judging from the exposed screenshots, this salary level has already killed most of the working class, and even the top executives of some companies cannot get such a salary.In a subsequent thread, the former Byte employee said that he used to be at the P7 level in Byte, but now he has moved to a new company, mainly in terms of architecture. The total package is more than 2 million, including stock bonuses, which is still better than Bytebe higher.But the specific company, the buddy did not disclose too much information.

I couldn't stand it later, so my buddy threw me a copy of the internal interview notes of Bytes that he summed up in the third year of Bytes and said: "Go, there are all the things you need here, don't come.Looking for me, I feel ashamed!".

Let's see how awesome this note is!(At first, I thought he was bragging, but after learning, he directly kneeled to my brother...)

This summary covers a wide range of content, including 14 technology stacks: including the latest interview questions and face-to-face experience of major factories, as well as JVM, Mysql, concurrency, Spring, Mybatis, Redis, MQ, Zookeeper, Netty,Dubbo, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, data structures and algorithms, design patterns, network and operating systems and other related technical fields of large-scale factory interview questions and detailed explanations, as well as related interview assault series of videos and learning routes.

All notes, interview questions, resumes and other materials mentioned below are available at the end of the article!

Part 1: Basics

Part II: JVM Part

Part 3: Multithreading & Concurrency

Part 4: Spring Part

Part 5: MyBatis Part

Part 6: Spring Boot Part

Part 7: MySQL Part

Part 8: Redis Part

Part 9: Spring Cloud Part

Part 10: Nginx Part

Part 11: MQ Part

Part 12: Data Structures and Algorithms

Part 13: Linux Parts

Chapter Fourteen: Resume

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