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Been more remote friendly as well, there are good programmers everywhere often who can't move for reasons beyond their control. Same with UK to an extent, sala
by noir_lord 8y ago
Been more remote friendly as well, there are good programmers everywhere often who can't move for reasons beyond their control.
Same with UK to an extent, salary differential between north and south is large (even when accounting for cost of living).
- MRD85 8y agoIn 18 months I'm moving somewhere with not amazing job prospects due to an arrangement with my ex-wife about our kids. It's not a legal arrangement but I take promises seriously. My children are a higher priority than my career. I could work remote for 70% of a regular salary and it will be an amazing salary for my new region. I'm sure I'll give at least 0.9 productivity remotely. I'd be silly not to hire me and I hope others see the same.
- brianwawok 8y agoCollaboration is so much harder remote. Slack and video can help! But you still lose some. I have been on both sides of the remote equation, and I think it’s not optimal.
- raverbashing 8y agoTrue, though, if you can make it to the office once a week/once a month it definitely helps. Major respect for OP, and he deserves good remote opportunities.