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> your compensation is a function of your negotiating power That's right, I suppose: But, why do I have more negotiating power, if I can sufficiently fake an
by throwaway2245 6y ago
> your compensation is a function of your negotiating power
That's right, I suppose:
But, why do I have more negotiating power, if I can sufficiently fake an address in San Francisco?
This is just a way for employers to exert their power and reduce salaries across the board. It should be resisted.
- boc 6y agoFaking an address would work until you are expected to meet up with your team in person. If it turns out that you actually live in Bend, the gig will be up pretty quickly.
- pc86 6y agoThere is no scenario where you can be a remote employee and still be reasonably expected to meet in person with such short notice that you couldn't make the trip if it's actually worth the pay differential.