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It sounds like it's 25% better than what you get in your country?
by ahstilde 2y ago
It sounds like it's 25% better than what you get in your country?
- triceratops 2y ago33%
- klausa 2y ago“25% better than legally required minimum” is not generally considered “great” in many circumstances.
- nsxwolf 2y agoComparison is the thief of joy. In the US, any amount is... infinity %? Undefined %? better than the legally required minimum of 0.
- BossingAround 2y agoPersonally, I'd consider this nothing to write home about. It's OK. Not great, not terrible. If we're laying off 20% of the company, I'd expect the package to be somewhere in the 6-12 months range. To me, that would seem more fair, considering they are completely restructuring the whole company.
- geodel 2y agoYeah, nothing to write home about until they pay inflation adjust salary till retirement age of 67 for all laid off employees.
- pembrook 2y agoI'd rather take having a tech industry at all and the 2-4X bigger US salaries (and 30% lower average taxes) than having my fellow citizens shoulder the burden of giving me 6-12 months of daycare. In the US luckily the job market is still quite dynamic (and extremely tight by historical standards) so only in an extreme scenario would someone with Dropbox on their resume need 12 months to find another job. They might have to take a pay cut from a 99th percentile salary to a 96th percentile salary though. Rough, I know.