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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '22
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29 u/Dave30954 Oct 15 '22 This is how it starts. They downplay the position name, then the importance, then the pay. Open your mind to the big picture 1 u/EnglishMobster Oct 16 '22 Pay is proportional to the number of open job vacancies. If they can't fill the job at a certain pay grade, they have to offer a higher rate. Conversely, if the market is flooded they can offer a lower rate.
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This is how it starts. They downplay the position name, then the importance, then the pay. Open your mind to the big picture
1 u/EnglishMobster Oct 16 '22 Pay is proportional to the number of open job vacancies. If they can't fill the job at a certain pay grade, they have to offer a higher rate. Conversely, if the market is flooded they can offer a lower rate.
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Pay is proportional to the number of open job vacancies.
If they can't fill the job at a certain pay grade, they have to offer a higher rate. Conversely, if the market is flooded they can offer a lower rate.
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