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Re:EU beckons Indian tech talent by alexgmcm on Tuesday December 24, 2019 @07:54AM (#21871693)
>If these are the expectations for tech salaries then how about the rest of the (middle-class) workforce?

The expectation seems to be we will go back to a sharp division between property owners and eternal tenants, like it was when my 95 year old grandparents were kids.

The Old World still likes its Feudalism it seems.

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Re:EU beckons Indian tech talent by frockington1 on Tuesday December 24, 2019 @08:21AM (#21871827)
>Is it better in the US? The places you listed are probably the worse when it comes to feudalism-lite. I live in the middle of the country and the engineers I graduates with purchased property around 26-27. Our salaries are probably 75% of the bigger cities but cost of living easily makes up for that (in my opinion).
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Re:EU beckons Indian tech talent by collyw on Tuesday December 24, 2019 @08:15AM (#21871798)
Is it better in the US? San Fancisco / NY / Boston sound way worse despite way higher wages. I don't really hear much from people outside of those places.
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Re:EU beckons Indian tech talent by corporate_shi11 on Tuesday December 24, 2019 @10:11AM (#21872510)
You can get a nice 1BR in or close to NY for $2000 USD. Working in NY the average tech salary all in for someone with a few years of experience is $150k.

Working as a developer in the USA is way better than being a developer in Europe.

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