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Legal requirements in a handful of countries make it really hard to hire, but the vast majority of the world is usually fair game. I'm not sure what the indust
by jvehent 9y ago
Legal requirements in a handful of countries make it really hard to hire, but the vast majority of the world is usually fair game.
I'm not sure what the industry standard is wrt adjusting salary based on location, but considering the cost of housing in the Bay area or NYC, it seems fair to pay the folks who live there more than, for example, me who lives in the boonies of Florida.
- zerr 9y agoExtremes aside, one of the main reasons for working remotely is to escape the local [low wage] market, especially in developing countries.
- gcp 9y agoDifferentiated salary does not imply low wage. It means you don't get 150k USD/year for a Junior Software Engineer in rural India.
- zerr 9y agoNeither 100K for a Senior Engineer...
- tedmielczarek 9y agoI live in rural Pennsylvania and Mozilla pays me quite well as a staff engineer, FWIW.