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Don't sell yourself short. It's also good for the employer. They can afford to pay you MORE if you're remote.
by pmichaud 16y ago
Don't sell yourself short. It's also good for the employer. They can afford to pay you MORE if you're remote.
- kemayo 16y agoIt's more that I'll consider a lower offer from a remote-friendly company than I would from one which requires in-office work. It's worth money to me to not have to commute, essentially. Actually making the offer to them of "I will take $X/year less if you let me work from home" wouldn't be smart, just because if they took it then it'd put me into a weird special-case category which wouldn't be at all good for my integration with their team.