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50% of the price is quite nieve It’s much less than that. No health care no benefits no pension. No employer side costs, currency conversion to your advantage.
by 486sx33 2y ago
50% of the price is quite nieve
It’s much less than that. No health care no benefits no pension. No employer side costs, currency conversion to your advantage. 15-20 % is the number that makes it worth it. Bell Canada achieved under 10% in the early 00’s offshoring support to India
- j45 2y ago50% is often the number talked about in public while its much higher in reality as you are saying.
- readyforbrunch 2y agoNumbers I work with are ~45k for a senior software engineer in Hungary, Spain, Italy, Greece vs ~85k in France, Germany, the Netherlands. Fully loaded cost (tax, insurance) adds about 20-30% on top in West. South and East are considerably less. You can find even cheaper staff but you're still competing for talent. I can pay someone in South or East a premium against their market and still save big compared to an average salary in West. This is ignoring any other benefits you have as employer in South and East. Try to fire or lay someone off in France - it'll cost you.
- colinb 2y agoI think your numbers for France are off. When I tried to hire there last year the burden of employer taxes and levies was ~70%. That wasn’t the part that killed the deal though. My employer’s real worry was around how hard they believe it to be to fire someone who isn’t doing well in France.
- swader999 2y agoSaw Suncor try the offshore to India on their major app around 2014. Commit history a few years later barely changed.