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That's not really that high, maybe for the UK, but again not unheard of

• calderknight 3y ago
  It's very, very high for the UK, but pretty normal for the USA.
  • ethanbond 3y ago
    For a remote IT job? It’s not unheard of, but no that’s not normal (I guess depending on what “IT job” actually means).
    • kjkjadksj 3y ago
      When I hear IT job I imagine moving 12 dell desktops on a moving cart across a campus for $50k a year
      • ravetcofx 3y ago
        For 250k I imagine it's a very stressful sysAdmin/DevOps position where they're expected to be Jack of all trades.
        • ethanbond 3y ago
          Or it’s a startup with shitloads of cash that’s willing to overpay, as indicated by the person’s immediately preceding salary.
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      • mbesto 3y ago
        It's high for a UK job, probably somewhat normal for a Bay Area equivalent (source - conduct diligence on tech companies both US and UK and we look at salaries).
• d3w4s9 3y ago
  It is very high for UK, that's the point. You can't just convert currency and compare numbers, things don't work that way
  • KeplerBoy 3y ago
    That's how it works now in certain companies in this remote/async world.
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  • ikmckenz 3y ago
    What an incredible amount of private information to publicly spill on the internet. Some “friend”.
    • callalex 3y ago
      Ok pretend I’m a bad guy. What bad things can I do with this information that you’re so worried about being leaked?
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    • jjulius 3y ago
      I'm a pretty private person myself but I hardly see the issue here. The friend hasn't been named, we have no idea who this person is.
      • latchkey 3y ago
        Have you not followed @TizzyEnt?