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I saw a list of companies that paid the same regardless of location. There were even a few bay area companies that didn't cut your pay when you moved away, I wi
by rnk 4y ago
I saw a list of companies that paid the same regardless of location. There were even a few bay area companies that didn't cut your pay when you moved away, I wish I had that handy.
- codegeek 4y agoCan you name a few who will pay a Senior Software Engineer the same salary in Bay Area vs say Bangalore, India ? I am curious.
- wwarek 4y agoJust a few months ago this[0] jobs platform for exactly that - remote, location-independent salary - was discussed on HN [1]. [0] https://remotewide.co/ https://remotewide.co/ [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31225138 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31225138
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- codegeek 4y agoOk I will bite. I randomly checked one company called "MotorK" [0] and I found this line in the job description "Work remotely from any of the countries we operate in". So thats not work from anywhere in the world. I am sure devil is always in the details. I know this is 1 example but I doubt a company will hire from anywhere in the world and pay the same salaries to you. There always will be restrictions. Ok now I am more curious. I looked at another company "Expensify" [1]. They actually want you to ideally relocate to one of their office locations :). So again, not fully remote anywhere in the world. I think employers say it casually but in practice, it is extremely difficult. Why would I pay the same salary to a good developer in NYC vs India/Thailand. If that's the case, why would I hire from a totally different timezone and not to mention add legal, HR and compliance issues. [0] https://remotewide.co/listings/6IBsLC9CWYb4sO8h8xAT https://remotewide.co/listings/6IBsLC9CWYb4sO8h8xAT [1] https://remotewide.co/listings/ncCWVkYCZx0dhK0m5Z8v https://remotewide.co/listings/ncCWVkYCZx0dhK0m5Z8v
- throwmisinfo388 4y agoMaybe Fly? Not sure. https://fly.io/about https://fly.io/about
- yencabulator 4y ago> and I found this line in the job description "Work remotely from any of the countries we operate in". Outside of contracting and business-to-business deals, I think we're still in a world where it's hard to legally employ people in countries where you don't have a legal presence (outside of cases where that has been explicitly agreed-upon, like EU). Something as basic as tax withholding can be literally impossible without creating a subsidiary in that country. Looking at remotewide.co, they don't say anything about having to accept applicants from all over the world. That is, think SF vs Idaho, not SF vs Siberia.
- robertlagrant 4y agoPay remote.com $500/mo per employee in a country you don't have a presence in and you're done.
- flicken 4y ago> Ok now I am more curious. I looked at another company "Expensify" [1]. They actually want you to ideally relocate to one of their office locations :). So again, not fully remote anywhere in the world. I think employers say it casually but in practice, it is extremely difficult. Out of curiosity, what makes you think Expensify wants you to relocate? Relocation was not required or suggested when I interviewed with them last year. Their current job ad shows that they support working from anywhere: "Our employees work from all over the world" and "we spend a month abroad working from a remote location as a team". I hypothesize that the part about visa sponsorship / relocation assistance might give the wrong impression: > if you're looking for a change of scene we offer visa sponsorship and relocation assistance to join us at one of our rad locations...
- JulesRosser 4y agoThanks for sharing this. That's correct, we are 100% remote first and you are not required to move to a city where we have offices. It's an optional perk.
- AmericanChopper 4y agoIf you want to get the same pay for remote work no matter where you are, just become a contractor.
- sprkwd 4y ago37 Signals. https://37signals.com/19 https://37signals.com/19
- fooster 4y agoLast I checked they only hired in the US
- flicken 4y ago37signals hires outside the US, see their HN ad from June, 2022[1]: > The salary for candidates matched as Programmer is $165,410. The salary for candidates matched as Senior Programmer is $197,819. Irrespective of where in the world you live. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31583175 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31583175
- tenarshins 4y agoWe're US only, but our salaries are flat across the US. Same salary in the Bay area and say, Moscow, Idaho.
- BeetleB 4y agoCompany?
- mxstbr 4y agoWe do at Stellate: https://stellate.co/blog/one-job-one-pay https://stellate.co/blog/one-job-one-pay
- jrockway 4y agoDo you guys share the distribution of title by location? Maybe Engineer 2 gets paid the same everywhere, but maybe San Francisco is all Engineer 10s and India is all Engineer 1s.
- JulesRosser 4y agoWe do at Expensify. A good % of our team works fully remote: https://we.are.expensify.com/benefits-perks https://we.are.expensify.com/benefits-perks Also, check out remotewide.co for a list of remote companies with location independent pay. I think this is exactly what you're looking for.
- BerislavLopac 4y agohttps://primer.io https://primer.io