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> Note that in India people work longer hours Grasping at straws here. > I have many years of experience, and a history of being worth paying Seems like your
by rocknor 5y ago
> Note that in India people work longer hours
Grasping at straws here.
> I have many years of experience, and a history of being worth paying
Seems like your ego can't handle it. Why do you think that there aren't similar people elsewhere in the world? You can't keep throwing random numbers without sources to back them up. The reality is that your job can be done by many others living in a country with lower COL with much, much less money.
- CountDrewku 5y ago>your job can be done by many others living in a country with lower COL with much, much less money Then why isn't it being done by them already? Do you think companies hate saving money and just prefer to throw it away on more expensive employees who aren't any better? Someone has an inflated self worth and ego issues but it's not the guy you're responding to.
- rblatz 5y agoI'll give you a hint, it's related to the parent topic. Companies insisting on people being in the office and not remote.
- rocknor 5y agoBecause of the article. Remote work is not preferred by many because it simply cannot match face to face interaction. And I don't know what your problem is, I was merely pointing out the parent commentator was very wrong with the salary numbers they provided, which shows disconnect with reality. I never said that all jobs can and will go remote. Read my comments again, properly this time.
- bluGill 5y agoThe person I'm comparing to is essentially my equal in ability, except for the things that are different between living in the US vs India. I know col is better in India, that isn't as big a deal as you think because once you get past food and housing to luxuries to buy things are more expensive there. (Except servants are dirt cheap, while I wouldnt dream of one here )