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>Location based salaries are discriminatory How is that true? If a company pays $30k monthly in Bay Area and $10k in Netherlands, what should the unique, non d
by DeathArrow 3y ago
>Location based salaries are discriminatory
How is that true? If a company pays $30k monthly in Bay Area and $10k in Netherlands, what should the unique, non discriminatory wage should be? $30k or $10k?
- michaelt 3y agoSome people believe that every employee's productivity and contribution to value can be precisely quantified, and fairly split between employer and employee. I've always been sceptical of this myself - how do you value that code review where I stopped a junior engineer's XSS getting into production? Incredible value? Or 10 minutes of work?
- raccoonDivider 3y agoAlways wondered that. It means everyone's salary is determined by the highest-cost of living area you want to hire from. Doesn't really make any sense seen that way.