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I don't think the author is talking about _that_ kind of remote. A lot of companies have dev offices in India, while they sell in US primarily. Nutanix, Ruberik
by jatins 7y ago
I don't think the author is talking about _that_ kind of remote. A lot of companies have dev offices in India, while they sell in US primarily. Nutanix, Ruberik, SumoLogic come to mind.
Author is talking more about office less companies like GitLab, Automattic.
@OP FWIW, I know a friend of friend who worked at Automattic and GitLab had a couple devs from India last time I checked. (But from their salary calculator, it seems GitLab pays much below Indian market salaries)
- mightymosquito 7y ago> Author is talking more about office less companies like GitLab, Automattic. So these are the exact type of companies I am talking about. > But from their salary calculator, it seems GitLab pays much below Indian market salaries I am not sure about this, but from whatever information I have been able to gather/ask people remote companies tend to pay much better than what Indian companies pay.
- awithrow 7y agoI think the take aways still stand. Our US team doesn't have a central office, we're spread out across the US timezones but there is still a large overlap when we are working so its easier to synchronize when we need to. It's the lack of overlapping schedules, not office space that is the sticking point.