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Except there is that competition for high compensation workers. I'm proof of it. I was imported from New Zealand to the US to take a job at a wage an American
by jpollock 2y ago
Except there is that competition for high compensation workers.
I'm proof of it. I was imported from New Zealand to the US to take a job at a wage an American wasn't willing to accept.
That it was $160k/yr doesn't change that my employer couldn't find anyone at that wage. In fact, they couldn't find anyone at that wage + >~100k, because that's about how much they spent to hire me, move me (lawyers + immigration), and keep me legal.
My entire career has been spent moving from country to country and (essentially) taking jobs at wages locals aren't willing to work for.
- readthenotes1 2y agoThe scale is so much less since high compensation workers tend to be brought in legally (or kept out of the country so that they're not counted in the wage disparity)