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I'm assuming the case when one gets paid fairly, regardless of their location. In my previous comments on one of GitLab posts I expressed my disagreement with t
by FBISurveillance 8y ago
I'm assuming the case when one gets paid fairly, regardless of their location.
In my previous comments on one of GitLab posts I expressed my disagreement with the way their salary calculator works: it calculates salary based on location and I'm against that.
When discussing those things first thing to keep in mind are legal complications for both parties, and being open about this lets everyone deal with risks properly.
- scarface74 8y ago“Fair” in a capitalist economy is based on supply and demand. If you want to get a developer locally to Silicon Valley, you’re going to have to pay more based on the pool of qualified individuals. If your pool is “the entire United States” or the “entire English speaking population”, as employer, you can pay less. As an employee, you’re competing with a much larger pool. Why would s company pay more than they have to?