Re:Porsche boss faces software woes keeping VW a step behind...
by kareemsabri on Saturday September 03, 2022 @08:40PM
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Canada has started to be competitive, mostly because of US companies coming in and bidding up wages, but when I left (~10 years ago) a top salary for a SWE was about $80k. I'm not sure it's because of some cultural appreciation of software as a value driver versus a cost center. The (self-proclaimed) branding as "Silicon Valley North" seems a bit excessive.
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Re:Porsche boss faces software woes keeping VW a step behind...
by xyzzy_plugh on Saturday September 03, 2022 @11:45PM
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I also left roughly the same time as you, so I agree with what they were, but the range is truly wild now. You'll still find $80k positions but the ceiling is now easily 3-4x as much.
It's not the SV of the north yet -- local VCs are still a joke (expect one to two orders of magnitude worse terms) but it's getting better. The angel scene has actually been pretty incredible over the past few years.