Will Levels.fyi's next report claim that software engineer salaries continued to decline through 2024?

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According to Levels.fyi's end of year pay ~~report~~ reports, salaries for all tech jobs have been decreasing from 2021 until the start of ~~2023~~ 2024. Will their next end of year pay report show this trend buckling or holding steady?

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@MilfordHammerschmidt This can resolve NO, thank you! https://www.levels.fyi/2024/

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@10thOfficial Resolved on behalf of inactive creator

It's hard to imagine 2024 being a worse year for tech than 2023, so as of now I am favoring NO. SWE salaries I'm guessing will decrease when adjusted for inflation, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a slight increase nominally.

@mint What happened in 2023?

@MilfordHammerschmidt layoffs and hiring freezes increased supply for the few jobs that were open, allowing employers to keep wages stable / decrease them. Additionally, many existing jobs especially at big tech with established pay bands did not give yearly increases to the pay bands for new employees.