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Re:Quiet Quitting by phpisthebest on Monday October 10, 2022 @12:45PM (#33153591)
I work 200% for over 20 years outside of Silicon Valley, You know how many raises I got... Lots, you know how many promotions I got, Lots

Maybe it is time to get out of the cesspool that is California

Re:Quiet Quitting by gsibble on Monday October 10, 2022 @12:58PM (#33153761)
I did. And I got my first two raises in 20 years.
Re:Quiet Quitting by JAlexoid on Monday October 10, 2022 @02:51PM (#33155101)
Up until a few years ago IC was a rare thing to effectively advance your income. ICs were seen ad just ants that are useless without a manager.

As for "cesspool that is California" - SV provides the highest income opportunities, even if you include low raise opportunities.

Re:Quiet Quitting by phpisthebest on Monday October 10, 2022 @04:39PM (#33156153)
and Highest Cost of living, I would need to increase my income 250% or more to maintain the same living as I do where i am today if I lived in San Fransisco.

From what I see, that would be about 80-140% higher than most non-Senior SV Jobs our there. Meaning my standard of living would drastically decrease even though my income would likely go up by 100%.

Example, I own a 3 bedroom home, on 3/4 acre lot with a 15 year mortgage, my payment is less than $900/mo... I would not even rent a Closet in San Fransisco for that

Re:Quiet Quitting by JAlexoid on Monday October 10, 2022 @07:38PM (#33157659)
If the value of living in Bay Area was that low, you'd have a drastic decrease of rental prices. The same is with NYC - rents are considerably higher than pre-pandemic.

Calling California a "cesspool" is at best personal opinion.

Re:Quiet Quitting by phpisthebest on Monday October 10, 2022 @08:19PM (#33157961)
Shall I show you videos of homeless encampments, people openly shitting on the streets, or people sleeping in their on bile?

I can assure you that does not happen here.