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Going further: Are there any clear examples of companies deciding to /not/ adjust for location? "We don't subsidize your choice of location. This job pays $100
by corysama 10y ago
Going further: Are there any clear examples of companies deciding to /not/ adjust for location? "We don't subsidize your choice of location. This job pays $100k regardless of where you live."
It sounds nice at first glance, but I don't hear about it happening. Is that because no one is attempting or because no one is surviving the attempt?
- brianwawok 10y agoSome places do not adjust for location. This tends to make them really really good deal for an employee in Mississippi, and a really really bad deal for someone in NYC or SF. My take? A business wants the best employee it can get for the dollar. If your best employee for salary X is some guy in Mississippi, then so be it. If only a guy in NYC can fill your need, then I guess you need to raise your rate.