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Well, market salary is not clearly defined. The spread is huge, even in one area (often in the same company even). That's why H1B workers usually make less on a
by rorrr 16y ago
Well, market salary is not clearly defined. The spread is huge, even in one area (often in the same company even). That's why H1B workers usually make less on average.
- shykes 16y agoYou are mistaken. Market salary is clearly defined, right here: http://www.flcdatacenter.com/ http://www.flcdatacenter.com/ Fail to respect the conventions outlined in this website, and your application will be denied.
- rorrr 16y agoOk, you're correct. What I'm trying to say is that it doesn't reflect real salaries. For example, "web developer" in NYC gives us this: Level 1 Wage: $20.69 hour - $43,035 year Level 2 Wage: $28.12 hour - $58,490 year Level 3 Wage: $35.56 hour - $73,965 year Level 4 Wage: $42.99 hour - $89,419 year These are way lower than the real NYC salaries. Right out of the college, I made more than their Level 3. H1B workers however seem to make salaries like that.