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_vbnz
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The trimodal nature of software salaries in the Ne...
Not so sure, as a junior in the UK I got a raise moving to Spain of all places... from London.
yrgulation
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Probably because you are at a senior level in that market. Few eu countries can compete with the uk in terms of pay and modern tech.
kayoone
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Working in Berlin tech, I found London salaries not that interesting considering the cost of living is easily 2x of Berlin.
202206241203
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That is when you manage to find a flat to rent in Berlin after queueing with 100 other people?
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Well to be honest london is not an ideal place to live in. But thanks to remote contracting and london rates, the uk market can be quite attractive.
cjbgkagh
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The money in London is in contracting.
mmarq
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If you have a family it’s probably 4x. 65-70K in Berlin are roughly equivalent to 200K in London.
vultour
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Standard contract rate in London is ~500GBP per day, which is incredibly high compared to most of Europe.
bjornsing
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62.50 GBP = 75.7 USD per hour is “incredibly high”…?
vultour
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Yes. If your country does not have one of the tech companies mentioned in the article then $75 per hour is a fever dream.
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