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"Of course it means a lower salary." Why? How does the value of the work I provide change based on where I'm located? Is an if statement somehow different if d
by st3v3r 10y ago
"Of course it means a lower salary."
Why? How does the value of the work I provide change based on where I'm located? Is an if statement somehow different if done in the Bay Area vs the Midwest?
- tutufan 10y agoWhat does the value of your work have to do with your salary, though?
- kudokatz 10y ago> What does the value of your work have to do with your salary, though? Delivering more value can justify more compensation. But unless you're on contract for a percentage of the take, you don't necessarily get compensated based on output. Most software people get paid based on market rates which can be a lot lower than the actual value they deliver on the high-end--they're paid their "replacement cost" rather than per value added.