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In my current salary structure, theirs no such thing as city pay. But I bet that will be introduced if remote ever becomes a norm. I guess it's not hard and fas
by anthropodie 6y ago
In my current salary structure, theirs no such thing as city pay. But I bet that will be introduced if remote ever becomes a norm. I guess it's not hard and fast for me to only choose remote if salary is same. Ultimately I think market will govern salaries if remote becomes norm and I will just have to adapt in that case. We'll see.
- hunter-2 6y agoIndian companies typically have a 'metro' and 'non-metro' salary structures. People who work in one of the metropolitan cities (I believe it's now Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and perhaps Pune) get paid slightly more than the same position in a non-metropolitan city. If your role does not have a counterpart in a smaller city (common among sales teams), you may not see the city-pay structure simply because everyone in this role is already in a city-pay structure.