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The big question is that how much pay cut are you willing to take? Surely this will not match what people are getting on other richer countries in the EU.
by hackerm0nkey 7y ago
The big question is that how much pay cut are you willing to take? Surely this will not match what people are getting on other richer countries in the EU.
- sametmax 7y agoNot to mention remote work for the US. You get 5 time the french pay in the bay, 3 times if you remove health insurances, taxes and retirement savings.
- hackerm0nkey 7y agoAnd then one can live anywhere they please :)
- hackerm0nkey 7y agoMaybe get a remote job for the US and live in Lithuania. Win Win.
- vageli 7y ago> Maybe get a remote job for the US and live in Lithuania. Win Win. Only if the company is willing to go through the legal hoops to make this happen.
- sametmax 7y agoIt's the same as hiring an immigrant on US soil. Something companies in the Bay are happy to do, since their hiring can't keep up with their needs. But for other companies, you can make it easier: just frame it as a freelancer gig.
- vageli 7y agoWhat do you mean they are the same? Hiring an immigrant who is legally authorized to work in the country is different than figuring out the target country's tax laws. It's the same reason American companies tend to disallow remote work from places they don't have a physical presence.
- hoffs 7y agoWhere do you get those
- sametmax 7y agoThe same way you get the other ones, but you have to contact american companies.
- dkersten 7y agoThe front page talks about how cheap everything is, but the job postings don't seem to list the offered salaries.