Canadians working for US company remotely?

Re:Canadians working for US company remotely? by hourislate on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @01:14AM (#13363026)

My God you could have paid them 1/2 of that or hired twice as many. You understand that there is a 30%-35% premium on USD? You also understand it isn't difficult to find good talent since there is a shortage of work and most are under employed.

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Re:Canadians working for US company remotely? by zerr on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @06:54AM (#13364199)

You should look at it from another side - those who look for (and are able to do) remote work, have more options compared to "local competitive" market.

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Re:Canadians working for US company remotely? by panbhatt on Wednesday January 11, 2017 @10:48AM (#13374730)

local market sucks here bigtime. Even 100k seems them to like ripping there finances off badly. I can't even understand. Despite of that cost of living is very high. E.x. Chipotle Burrito : US: 6.75$ CAD: 10$ Subway: US: 6.75$ CAD: 10$ >

I am really so pissed off these tech companies, who doesn't pay well but wanted you to take full responsibility as your are a labourer rather then a software eng.

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Re:Canadians working for US company remotely? by coralreef on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @11:43AM (#13366179)

Not really, Canadians know their market rate. And its not like there isn't competition for remote workers.

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Re:Canadians working for US company remotely? by kohanz on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @07:38AM (#13364383)

And what about when the dollar was on par not too long ago? Difficult to factor in exchange rate.

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