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There’s also the mechanical money aspect behind it, if you pay bay area money to someone who lives in Idaho Falls, at some point they’ll be like “well my house
by thatfrenchguy 5y ago
There’s also the mechanical money aspect behind it, if you pay bay area money to someone who lives in Idaho Falls, at some point they’ll be like “well my house is paid off my retirement money is full and life costs nothing here and I already live here, why would I work here 60 hours a week when I could enjoy life?”. Doesn’t happen the same with your bay area employees.
- jdauriemma 5y agoFor starters, consider creating work environments where people aren't working 60 hours a week.
- mulmen 5y agoI plan on working well past retirement age if I can continue to be remote. I actually enjoy a lot of what I do at work, especially now that the most painful parts are mitigated or eliminated. My career path now is just to work fewer hours and be picky about where I do work to keep doing what I enjoy. I can't see myself going into the office in my 60s but I could definitely imagine doing part time remote work.
- bluedino 5y agoGood thing housing prices in Idaho are up 32% this year alone!