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"I'm not entirely sure why" That is what people usually call the law of supply and demand. Your salary is not a function of your skill but of how rare they are
by toto444 6y ago
"I'm not entirely sure why"
That is what people usually call the law of supply and demand. Your salary is not a function of your skill but of how rare they are on the market relative to the number of job opening.
- fxtentacle 6y agoJudging from the number of offers I got in recent weeks, it seems the number of job openings currently is higher than before. Shouldn't that drive up prices?
- mgkimsal 6y agoIf those openings stay open for a long time, perhaps. In the short term it says more about how many people are looking vs how many people they've evaluated/interviewed/hired/rejected.
- fxtentacle 6y agoThanks for pointing that out :) I completely hadn't thought about the rejection rate as a factor. But given that I rejected them, too, maybe there's so many openings purely because they are bad offers.