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91k is not uncommon (it's often higher) for senior developers/engineers in Scandinavia.
by msh 8y ago
91k is not uncommon (it's often higher) for senior developers/engineers in Scandinavia.
- GordonS 8y agoSure, but everything in Scandinavia is expensive compared to the rest of Europe (I work for a Scandinavian company).
- philangist 8y agoI'd love to work in Norway or Sweden one day. Do you know what the tech scene in Oslo or Stockholm are like? My experience is mostly in building backend/distributed systems.
- mseebach 8y agoThe scene is great in Stockholm, anchored in Spotify, King and a good representation of games companies (EA has a decent representation if I remember correctly). My knowledge of Oslo is limited, but from what I have heard, thing are a bit stunted there. Copenhagen (my former home turf) used to be not great, basically software engineering was/is considered low status and all the smart devs in corporations were steered to higher status, but less technical, roles like architect, consulting or project management (or other middle management). Denmark really bought into the idea that we're the ideas people, the grunt work can be done in India or Poland or whatever. Some successful software startups came out of there, like Endomondo, Vivino and Zendesk, but they moved their centre of gravity to the bay area at first opportunity. This has since changed, and from what I've heard there's a fairly happening startup scene there now (still an awful place to be a corporate dev, though).
- ImSkeptical 8y agoAren't taxes and cost of living much higher though?