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It's wrong because of existence disproof. Right now, there are lots of people writing software outside of the USA and billing more than $300k to do so. And th
by jasonkester 10y ago
It's wrong because of existence disproof. Right now, there are lots of people writing software outside of the USA and billing more than $300k to do so.
And the answer to your second question is "anywhere with power and internet." That is the subset of places from which one can telecommute to the USA, where there exist dozens of large software companies that hire remote staff. For that much money. Honest, no foolin'.
It's sad that I find myself repeating this here so often. Nobody seems to want to believe that their industry pays as much as it does.
- scawf 10y agoThis is playing with words.. but ok, you are right.
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- ddorian43 10y agoBut they are billing to USA companies, right ? Can you tell us any country/company that provides those wages ? (most I can think would be finance in London/Australia/Switzerland)
- wwalser 10y agoThe top comment in this thread starts with "live in the US" to which this person responds that you can make the salary in question while living outside of the US with a "remote gig for that US based company." You're arguing against a point that wasn't made.