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It depends heavily on your area and the current economy. For example, almost nobody was hiring for software in my area during the Great Recession and I was lai
by astura 7y ago
It depends heavily on your area and the current economy.
For example, almost nobody was hiring for software in my area during the Great Recession and I was laid off from the job I did have. Ended up having to relocate so I didn't starve.
Nowadays there's plenty of people hiring but companies around here tend to underpay.
- ChuckNorris89 7y ago>Nowadays there's plenty of people hiring but companies around here tend to underpay. Mind sharing which area are you referring to? Sounds like Europe :)
- astura 7y agoNo, I live in the NE USA, but outside of any big cities but definitely not in a rural area. My country has a population of ~300,000. Nowadays I'd probably be paid more if I still lived in my hometown that I had to leave (ironically). Job hopping definitely isn't a big thing around here like in tech hubs - new hires don't get huge salaries starting out no matter how much experience you have.