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It's not loading, but... I guess that result might be biased by comparing local European companies (paying EU salaries, with all its variability between compani
by edu 4y ago
It's not loading, but... I guess that result might be biased by comparing local European companies (paying EU salaries, with all its variability between companies) versus American companies paying American or close to American salaries for their remote employees?
It would be interesting to compare EU full-office/hybrid/full-remote companies and the availability of EU vs USA full-remote positions.
- omginternets 4y agoMy thoughts exactly. Moreover, it's not just that full-remote jobs tend to be American; it's that they tend to be Silicon Valley. The very jobs that treat developers as a profit-center rather than a cost-center are also those that tend to have gone the way of full-remote.