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Readers: please search for £, €, and $ (separately) and/or "0k" (zero k, no quotes) then upvote all postings with a salary range. This transparency saves both
by j_s 9y ago
Readers: please search for £, €, and $ (separately) and/or "0k" (zero k, no quotes) then upvote all postings with a salary range.
This transparency saves both sides a lot of time, and is a token of good faith on the part of an employer. Those willing to differentiate in this manner deserve to be rewarded!
In this way, the community can help fellow HN'ers in a situation similar to jnwatson: The problem I have now is that my salary is so high that, without presenting a desired salary, there aren't any easy filter questions left to determine whether a potential employer is remotely interested in acquired somebody of my "caliber" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13725835 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13725835
My personal preference would be that the community would value itself enough to require all posts disclose salary range; maybe someday (for now this must be done manually).
Edit: added € and 0k; thanks!
- mullsork 9y ago€ sign as well. A few positions in here that pay in euro :)
- sixhobbits 9y agoSearching for "0k" is also a good currency-neutral proxy as most people post ranges such as $80k-$130k
- rodolphoarruda 9y agoFor "5k" as well.
- j_s 9y agoλdang, what is the process required to move the following into the whoshiring post? I am growing tired of being banished to the bottom of the page each month. Readers: please search for £, €, and $ (separately) and/or "0k" (zero k, no quotes) to upvote all postings with a salary range. Or, my preference: Submitters: please include a salary range, or expect to be downvoted. (TL;DR: Submitters: salary range or GTFO) PS. You can also admit/confirm that this will never happen so I can stop trying.