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by bgirard
1971 days ago
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One factor is less opportunities also means less competing offers. Having solid competing offers can boost your initial offer by another 33%. On the next job switch you can now use that higher salary and get another set of competing offers. Since it's not an option in Canada there's not a lot of upward pressure on compensation. In my limited experience the top tier employers are very strict with their regional market assessment. When I started to negotiate above that range with a FANG Canada they converted my offer to SF Bay Area. The difference has everything to do with market assessments and nothing to do with cost of living. |
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