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They’re not paying them that much- $160 000 over four years, including tuition. So it’s $40 000 a year, which is a great deal imo (for both parties). I assume
by fnbr 7y ago
They’re not paying them that much- $160 000 over four years, including tuition. So it’s $40 000 a year, which is a great deal imo (for both parties).
I assume that, with sufficient screening, you can get someone contributing relatively quickly, and start getting value. I think the key is the screening- they’re not giving this offer to every CS student. At the places I’ve worked, we’ve definitely got value out of interns comparable to a junior developer.
- a_imho 7y agoFor 40k you can hire senior engineers with degrees in Europe.
- cpr 7y agoThat’s 27.5K euro.
- insertnickname 7y agoEurope is a big place. Certainly can't hire a senior engineer with a degree for 40k where I live. Even for a junior it would be low.
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- a_imho 7y agoLucky for you living in a high GDP country, in Central and Eastern Europe you certainly can.