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I'm disappointed by how few salary ranges I'm seeing in the job postings this month. I've gone through and upvoted those who mention it, and I hope others do to
by wishinghand 9y ago
I'm disappointed by how few salary ranges I'm seeing in the job postings this month. I've gone through and upvoted those who mention it, and I hope others do too. Make sure to search for $, €, and £.
- avitzurel 9y agoI do this every single month. Even though I am not looking for a job. Every time, the "valuation" outweighs the salary ranges by 10 to 1.
- theli0nheart 9y agoIf you're interested in doing this automatically, I wrote a script that will upvote all posts containing a salary range: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16284369 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16284369
- j4c0bs 9y agoSame here. I hacked together a quick script to parse just the first line of each post. Currently, out of 428 job posts only 44 have salary information.
- j4c0bs 9y agoNow +24hrs and it is at 79 / 801.
- maxk42 9y agoWhen a salary range is given it's because the budget is constrained. Jobs without a salary range listed typically pay the best.
- theli0nheart 9y agoI don't know about that. Why would you want to advertise a low salary? Companies most willing to pay large salaries won't hide it. If you want the best developers and have the money to pay them, there's no reason to obfuscate what you can offer.
- ianamartin 9y agoI really hope you are joking. That is the opposite of how things work. Companies that won't post salaries are fucking always lower than they should be.