I don't so much mind that as mind that they do it as that their calculation's way off for where I live (others have reported same for other cities, IDK first-ha

I don't so much mind that as mind that they do it as that their calculation's way off for where I live (others have reported same for other cities, IDK first-hand though). I can do (presumably) easier interviews (zero whiteboarding/leetcode horseshit, I reckon they probably do that) and get fully remote or mostly-remote work at like 20% higher than Gitlab will give me. They'd be more interesting than a lot of the work I get but I have a family and am willing to jump through exactly zero hoops to take a significant pay-cut, you know? [EDIT] actually, looks like they finally fixed it so it's about right. Nice. Glassdoor info on their interviews still make it seem like way too much of a PITA for a lateral comp move, but that's better.