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I’m sure the numbers are skewed highly by expats who’s employers pay for them to live there. I still remember my parent’s rent when they lived in HK- 13k USD/m
by turtlebits 5y ago
I’m sure the numbers are skewed highly by expats who’s employers pay for them to live there. I still remember my parent’s rent when they lived in HK- 13k USD/mo.
- birdyrooster 5y agoWhat in the world? That's incredibly high!!
- ornornor 5y agoNot the poster you’re replying to, but it’s not atypical for expats being sent there by their company to live in luxury housing with staff etc. I think this is partly done to entice the expat to move his whole life and family for the company but also to hook the expat up with living way above the standard they could normally afford and so they’re more docile and less likely to quit or make waves.
- lostmsu 5y agoWhere do I send my CV to get that benefit?
- ornornor 5y agoI’m talking about multinationals sending people around the world, and at the manager level and up (not middle management) If that’s your position, then I’d think any multinational sending you on a multi year stint abroad would offer that kind of package.