Nah it ' s out <| sep |> Don ' t look in rnfl lol <| sep |> I ' m a big fan of Dewars 12 year old . And so has anyone been , that I ' ve bought it for in the past . scotchwhiskyguide <| sep |> I ' ve been salessolutions engineering for a SaaS and Software company in the bay area after doing a bit of time as a linux admin , support engineer and doing development on internal tools . 1 . If you can get it , absolutely , though in the two companies I ' ve worked for I was one of the youngest at 28 years old . Both companies have a more technical SE role than most other companies . I could not imagine hiring someone straight out of college for one of these roles . 2 . Base can be anywhere from $ 90 , 000150 , 000 and typically 30 % bonuses paid quarterly based on the companies goals rather than your individual goals . At least for startups 200 employees 3 . Pros 1 . Networking , you get to talk to a ton of different people daily , and on some days they may actually be kind of smart when you ' re talking to other engineers . 2 . Trade shows . I ' ve been at my new company for 3 months , and I ' m going to my second trade show next week 4 . Cons 1 . Some of the customers you have to deal with are pretty annoying 2 . Sales people . Although I really like the new sales people I work with . 5 . Think about where you wanna be in 5 years . 6 . Can you pick up the basics of something fairly quickly ? There ' s some calls where I read up on salesforce where I need to read up on before a call and need to understand if we are a good fit for the customer .