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Is it? That suggests that I'm being rather severely underpaid. But I doubt this, in the US at least the average seems to be much closer to half of this figure w
by zeta0134 3y ago
Is it? That suggests that I'm being rather severely underpaid. But I doubt this, in the US at least the average seems to be much closer to half of this figure when researching positions.
- tayo42 3y agoFor a mid tier developer at a public company. yeah it is. Until your like senior staff +, your still just another replaceable ic stuck listening to hr rules. Your not making demands or negotiating your employment contract. The idea of having the cut off so low is detached from the realities of hiring at large companies and how much actual leaders in these companies are making.
- Root_Denied 3y agoThe median for NYC is a lot higher than for the US as a whole. The highest paid geographic tiers for jobs tend to list NYC and SF Bay first, even above NY/CA state. For NYC that 250k number is absolutely mid-level for tech and finance.
- zeta0134 3y agoAh, I'm out remote in Tennessee, that might explain the discrepancy. Man, is the cost of living in NYC that crazy? I knew the bay area was up there
- reducesuffering 3y agoManhattan is probably more expensive than SF. I frequently hear of $4k-$5k/mth small 1 bedrooms, where in SF it’s possible to get those for $3k. That’s the comparison to make for your office likely being 10 minutes away.