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Now that you touch on that and since I'm considering a role in C/C++ that came up to me. How much is a good salary for that if you're remote (but US based) and
by moralestapia 4y ago
Now that you touch on that and since I'm considering a role in C/C++ that came up to me.
How much is a good salary for that if you're remote (but US based) and have about 10 years of decent experience (plus a PhD in CS).
- Koshkin 4y agoA good pay should cover your expenses, vacations and such, a bit of retirement savings, and leave you with some disposable money as well; otherwise, it depends on how much you want the job. (It's the same old supply vs. demand kind of thing.)
- samus 4y agoThat's a minimal pay in a field where the job market is kind of in favor of the employees.
- gameman144 4y agoIn my mind, this feels more like "acceptable pay". Excluding absolute emergencies, I'd never take any job as a grown adult that didn't check all these boxes.