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If a Michigan company wanted to pay anywhere near what a CA one does, they'd have talent lined up with minimal effort. Its here, but everyone is already employe
by phkahler 5y ago
If a Michigan company wanted to pay anywhere near what a CA one does, they'd have talent lined up with minimal effort. Its here, but everyone is already employed and doing alright.
- rmason 5y agoThe cost of living in Michigan is so much lower they shouldn't need to match west coast salaries. How many first year first year engineers are able to buy a house for example on the West coast?
- curiouscat321 5y agoThe ceiling is so much higher in coastal cities though. I moved right after college because I wanted to become rich. There’s not a strong path in Michigan to become rich (or even nationally upper-middle-class)
- jdhn 5y ago>There’s not a strong path in Michigan to become rich (or even nationally upper-middle-class) How are you defining "nationally upper-middle class"?
- snovv_crash 5y agoThey provide the same value though, right? So there should be headroom to pay close to that. If Michigan companies came even close to matching 1st tier city salaries they'd have the cream of the crop lining up around the block to join.
- tjr225 5y agoAnn Arbor and surrounding area is approaching Portland prices, not to mention higher taxes.