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I don’t know, man. If your looking to coast, sure, Europe or SA might be a good place to be a dev. If your ambitious the US is better, imo. And this talk about
by trevorboaconstr 5y ago
I don’t know, man. If your looking to coast, sure, Europe or SA might be a good place to be a dev. If your ambitious the US is better, imo. And this talk about work/life is always so overblown. If you a work for a good company they’ll treat you well. My benefits:
Dental Insurance /
Free Breakfast /
5 days a week /
Free food /
Gym-Wellness Reimbursement /
Gym Discount /
Health Insurance /
Health Savings Account (HSA) ($1000 per year contributed by employer) /
Life Insurance /
Maternity Leave 16 weeks /
On-Site Fitness Classes /
On-Site Mother's Room /
PTO (Vacation / Personal Days) - Unlimited /
Paternity Leave 120 days /
Pet Insurance /
Sick Time - Unlimited /
Vision Insurance /
Transport allowance /
Phone Bill Reimbursement /
401k- 25% match on the first 1% of base salary /
Employee Stock Purchase Program /
Roth 401k /
Tuition reimbursement /
And these benefits are not even anything special, just standard. I work for a tech company thats not even in the top 25.
Your telling me you would rather make 50k in Spain with higher taxes, than what I have above with 160k?
- nly 5y ago"25% match on the first 1% of base salary" - I'm assuming this is meant to be on up to 100% of base salary?