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Not sure about the other places, but there's no comparison in tech salaries between the US and UK. The UK greatly undervalues it's technical talent. (source: h
by garethsprice 10y ago
Not sure about the other places, but there's no comparison in tech salaries between the US and UK. The UK greatly undervalues it's technical talent.
(source: http://www.itworld.com/article/2947616/careers/developers-make-a-lot-more-in-the-us-than-in-the-uk.html http://www.itworld.com/article/2947616/careers/developers-ma...)
- contingencies 10y agoNot really... I made marginally more in the US than UK but it wasn't a great deal. That said, I had a good gig in the UK. Worst case, it's not order-of-magnitude different, and besides: proximity to Europe and a culture of realistic holidaying makes up for it (and ... cheeky as it may be to say it ... co-working with people from around the world wins hands down on being stuck in an office 355 days a year with Americans).
- saghm 10y agoYou have to work on most weekends and don't get any vacation days?
- contingencies 10y agoIn the US, 10 days/year is standard. Everywhere else is way more, save perhaps Japan.
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- saghm 10y agoI'm in the US, we usually get weekends off as well, which comprise of almost ten days off in a month, let alone a year.
- ForHackernews 10y agoI've wondered how this gap persists. It seems like UK companies would be competing in the same global market as the US firms. In many cases, the US companies have offices in the UK. Does Google's London office pay 30% less than Google's New York office?