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by jldugger 2556 days ago
It's usually not, but there's a certain logic to it: they valued your work high enough to pay you in SV, why would the same work be less valuable just because you moved offices?
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because the cost of living is different? lol
The cost of living has nothing to do with the value of the work. It impacts supply and demand of labor, though.
Totally agreed. I keep trying to explain this to companies as an interviewee, but it does not go well. Even in my current job, doing the same thing/title/exp/degree as others on the team, I am paid less; because I work remotely. Yet they do not expect less of me than my coworkers, but they pay me less due to geographical region.
Brb while I move to Vatican city, I look forward to my salary going up significantly.