Highest-Paying Billion-Dollar Startup Unicorns Ranked

Most lucrative Billion-Dollar Startup Unicorns Ranked In Silicon Valley-talk, they're alluded to as unicorns â€" new businesses with valuations of $1 billion or higher. From inside this first class gathering, TechCrunch filtered through the numbers to think of a much increasingly specific rundown. With the assistance of pay information from Glassdoor.com, they gathered a summary of the 20 top-paying unicorns. With a valuation of $51 billion, ride-sharing assistance Uber tops the CrunchBase Unicorn List, yet it's not tops for pay. While it makes the cut for the Top 20, it's just at #15, with a middle compensation of $101,600. (Strikingly, this does exclude the compensation of drivers, who are named self employed entities.) That may seem like a not too bad wad of cash, yet in the hyper-serious startup world, lucrative occupations are a key method to catch the best workers. The top-paying startup unicorn on the rundown, huge information tech organization Cloudera, is worth about $4.1 billion and pays a middle pay of $142,240. Balancing the best five with the most significant compensations (all together) are wellness tracker maker Jawbone, business programming supplier Medallia, DIY-driven social sharing system Pinterest and distributed storage administration Dropbox. The remainder of the rundown is shockingly diverse, including notable names like Airbnb, Credit Karma, Eventbrite and Gilt Groupe alongside a bunch of organizations, generally in the B2B space, that are less notable yet at the same time pay middle pay rates well over the national normal. (Everything except two have middle compensations above $100,000.) Another shock is who's not on the rundown: TechCrunch pulled installments stage Square since it's moved out of startup domain with plans to open up to the world. Its IPO is set to be evaluated today.