passiveincomelg

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   by passiveincomelg 10y ago

   I don't know about the comparing bit, but paying way above market rate doesn't even seem to work. I read some Netflix reviews on Glassdoor, saying that people increase their standard of living to their high income and become depen
2. 152.▲
   by passiveincomelg 10y ago

   Maybe the ranges are more useful in the Bay Area. For Berlin I saw some companies putting €30k - €100k because it's required on Angel List.
3. 153.▲
   by passiveincomelg 10y ago

   Yeah, it didn't sway me to apply either, but I like that they are trying the supply & demand thing. Unlike most companies in Berlin that think experienced programmers should make 65k. edit: Another reason I didn't apply is bec
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   by passiveincomelg 10y ago

   They not only make a lot of money, they also give a decent chunk of it to their programmers: "We pay very competitive salaries, and offer our developers EUR 120,000 annually following one year of employment. If necessary, we will go ou
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   by passiveincomelg 11y ago

   Why do you think that is ridiculously high? Isn't everyone complaining how impossible it is to hire people? As mentioned elsewhere, this number probably includes employee overhead. But even if it didn't, I'd consider that abo