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>Salaries in the EU have gone up Source on this? Preferably with respect to inflation. >and with mostly remote workforces career opportunities are better dist

>Salaries in the EU have gone up Source on this? Preferably with respect to inflation. >and with mostly remote workforces career opportunities are better distributed I think you're overestimating the effects of this. Companies are already making a fuss about remote work in the same time zone, let alone 4-6 time zones apart.

angarg12 4y ago
That's fair. Most of it is hear say and anecdotal evidence. I know my company has increased salaries but that's one data point. The only data I got from the top of my head is levels.fyi annual report. Numbers are all over the place but it shows a general upward trend. These numbers are from past years so they shouldn't account for the massive inflation of late. Regarding opportunities, again this is mostly personal and anecdotal evidence. Due to Covid I worked remotely across the ocean for 2 years. Last year I got a top perf rating and I got my case for promo, despite being the only person in the whole org working 8 hours apart. I feel in EU there were more project with collaborations between people from different countries compared to pre-covid. [1] https://www.levels.fyi/2019/ https://www.levels.fyi/2019/ [2] https://www.levels.fyi/2020/ https://www.levels.fyi/2020/ [3] https://www.levels.fyi/2021/ https://www.levels.fyi/2021/