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Are you a talented dev in China tired of 996? American and EU companies are looking for you.
by cjhanks 8y ago
Are you a talented dev in China tired of 996? American and EU companies are looking for you.
- mc32 8y agoPerhaps, but if they have the influence and ability to effect change it benefits many more than just the ones who can move abroad.
- contingencies 8y ago欢迎大家来珠海跟我们工作! Come work with us in Zhuhai!
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- AresStreamer 8y agoDo you work in 955?
- contingencies 8y agoMost people are 955 with occasional overtime, I work more like 666...
- sniperjzp 8y agoI worked in EU (Paris, France) for a year, was paid about 30% less than working in China, not to mention high living cost in Paris. The benefit is people DO have work-life balance. I'm working in US right now, one of FAANG, I'm paid way more (>4x) than EU and China, sometimes I still need to work till midnight, but not as hard as when I was in China.
- muzani 8y agoAmerican? No. The visa system is the worst in the world. I got past a few interviews, only to hit a block on the visa thing. I've stopped applying since Trump became president, as things will only get worse.
- zhte415 8y agoThis. Fortune 500s in China might not pay salaries as high as BATs (20-50% lower) nor sell dreams of being an early engineer at a startup. They do however offer 40 day work weeks with minimal overtime or shift, a good salary (development/tech is one of the highest paid professions in China as in the US), and plenty of work-life time to pursue hobbies/family/projects.
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- plestoon 8y agoAny job in Beijing? Or remote.