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You seen to be conflating a household's actual expenses with a city's relative cost of living. Gitlab (along with my own employer and most remote-friendly compa
by sciurus 7y ago
You seen to be conflating a household's actual expenses with a city's relative cost of living. Gitlab (along with my own employer and most remote-friendly companies I know of) adjust's pay based on the latter, not the former.
If I wanted to move to San Francisco I'd have to get my manager's approval, and I'd get a raise.
If I decided to have more kids, buy a bigger house, eat out more, start collecting vintage cars, etc I don't need my manager'd approval, but I won't get a raise.
- dvtrn 7y agoYou seen to be conflating a household's actual expenses with a city's relative cost of living. I mean, I'd argue there are several things involved with having a family that have costs relative to where you live (access to schools/primary education for example), so I don't really see it as disparately.