JackOfAll

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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   cletus, thanks for the wonderful post. It has lots of information and i will read it multiple times to soak it all in. Regarding location, I would definitely prefer a place where people can walk/use public transport heavily/etc ra
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   thanks dewiz... apologies cantrevealname... While typing GC, i could'nt help myself adding that... thought i was being smart :)
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   thanks noname123 for your comments....
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   Rogerbooyou, Thanks for your comments. Am i reading the market incorrectly? since you mention that i might get somewhere around 75K - 100K ! For a 10 year experienced guy in C++ and Java, i was expecting a range of 130K-150K. That does put
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   TKM, Thanks for the wonderful reply. I have now more options to consider than just NJ. Thanks once again.
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   The problem is i am working in IT. For an IT guy moving slowly from low cost center to medium cost center and from medium cost center to high cost center is equivalent to a successful career progression. Being in NYC means that i would be w
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   Thanks techsupporter. I am not sure if i would be applicable for EB1, since i would be functioning as a senior developer (of some critical SW). I guess it would more likely be EB2. However, maybe in a year or so if my profile expands, then
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   Ask HN: Senior developer, moving to USA

   1 points by JackOfAll 13y ago|0 comments
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   by JackOfAll 13y ago

   Thanks for all your comments. Here is what i have got 1. Might not matter, should auto-correct itself in a year or so. 2. Still not sure about my expectations wrt asking for 130K-150K ? I don't want to miss the boat while i do not wan
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    Moving to USA (NYC) – Need Advice

    41 points by JackOfAll 13y ago|55 comments