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That's an awful lot of assumptions. These practices are happening outside the very lucrative tech hubs as well. If this was just the hubs, that'd be something e
by BlargMcLarg 4y ago
That's an awful lot of assumptions. These practices are happening outside the very lucrative tech hubs as well. If this was just the hubs, that'd be something else entirely.
Nor do I believe constantly encouraging more and more competition is in anyway healthy for society as a whole. Companies are already facilitating burnout cultures as is, and it's not at all evident if this benefits them in the long run.
- scarface74 4y agoEven if you aren’t in the “very lucrative tech hubs” and you’re making about $140K, a salary you can get in any large metro area in the US within 5-7 years and strategic job hopping, it still puts you in the top 10% of earners
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- lotsofpulp 4y agoTop 10% does not get you as much as it used to these days.
- scarface74 4y agoAmazingly people aren’t living in their cars and starving on only $140K…
- ushakov 4y agoyou should add yet to it inflation eats the bottom out and soon enough $140k will be barely enough to make the ends meet