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Where is the problem? If one founds the company in the Silicon Valley, one has to pay the salaries that are usual in this region. There are lots of places on ea
by wolfgke 10y ago
Where is the problem? If one founds the company in the Silicon Valley, one has to pay the salaries that are usual in this region. There are lots of places on earth where you can get cheaper engineers; and they will even often be satisfied with lower salaries when the living costs, particular the housing costs, are much cheaper, too. Since what you, as an engineer, are interested in is the difference between salary and necessary expenses.
- HarryHirsch 10y agoYou are also be interested in time between jobs, that's where the real problem lies. In Dallas, during the last downturn, you'd be looking at 6 - 12 months, in SF it was more like 3 months.
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