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I don't think I've ever seen public salaries at places that pay on the lower-end. Usually I've seen it with startups that pay fairly well, but I could be wrong.
by kesselvon 10y ago
I don't think I've ever seen public salaries at places that pay on the lower-end. Usually I've seen it with startups that pay fairly well, but I could be wrong.
- reneherse 10y agoGitlab is an interesting case: they publish their compensation formula, which yields different pay for the same work depending on the employee's geographic location.
- daleco 10y agoNon for profit salaries are public, they aren't paying top salaries usually.
- sqeaky 10y agoI also don't think this is what was meant. In the US non-profits have to disclose this because the law says so and generally the non-profits do so in the most minimal discrete way possible. Few people, rarely recruiters, know where to go to get the information. This is even a service some background check companies provide. I think the comment was referring to companies that celebrate the high wages they pay as a way to attract the best talent.