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Yep, this. You don't hire interns, grads, and juniors for remote work. So automatically the average salary is higher for remote work when you limit it to mid le
by Thorentis 7y ago
Yep, this. You don't hire interns, grads, and juniors for remote work. So automatically the average salary is higher for remote work when you limit it to mid level and above.
- thinkharderdev 7y agoRight, and in my experience at least a lot of remote workers are not people who are hired for a remote job but a senior(ish) person who negotiated with their employer to transition to being full-time remote, even if the company doesn't explicitly allow or support remote work.
- ghaff 7y agoRight. I work with a lot of people (and am one myself) who were hired into an office but are reasonably described as remote, whether or not 100%, now.