> Gitlab famously publishes a bizarrely micromanaged & comprehensive policy on how they will reduce your salary based on where you choose to move, and they are

> Gitlab famously publishes a bizarrely micromanaged & comprehensive policy on how they will reduce your salary based on where you choose to move, and they are a fully remote company. They literally punish you for working in your own country. Today I work for a company based in the Valley that pays me a great salary, maybe not SV, but also not "median local (Mexico) rates". When I started looking to opportunities at GitLab, I was surprised at how they punished remote workers based on where they were from. I could always move to SF or around on a TN1 and earn the full salary, but I am happy where I am.