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I'm pretty sure OP means SWE is "software engineering" and not Sweden... In places where the employer directly deducts taxes/social security and transfers them
by bellyfullofbac 5y ago
I'm pretty sure OP means SWE is "software engineering" and not Sweden...
In places where the employer directly deducts taxes/social security and transfers them to the authorities, they might ask one of the employers if they're the "primary employer" or tell them that they need to contribute less because 2 other companies are also paying into the fund for the employee... at that point the jig could be up.
I wonder where OP works, and if he's wearing some nice Dunning-Kruger glasses...
- froaway4job 5y agoI'm actually wearing Warby Parker brand glasses :D I put on my employment tax forms that I have multiple jobs and pay estimated taxes. No issues so far. As far as my glasses, I don't believe I've made any claims of being excellent or even proficient. I know what my employee reviews state, but as far as my own assessment of my skills, I'm below average as an engineer. I simply don't put in enough extra effort to be considered a good engineer.
- MaxPengwing 5y agoAnd here I was happy thinking I 'd run in to an other Swede on Hacker News.. ah well.. in hindsight now that I read it, you are of course right.