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Damnnnn
Wow
Damn that's a paycheck and a half!!! Wish I had 12 yrs of experience lol π€£
Jack's not a scrooge
Wait IRC channels are still a thing π€―.
Havenβt messed around with these since college, before social media were a thing. Ultimate trolls battle room.
Literally looking at that last night
We love and use IRC often still
it's your chance
Thats a huge spread, I wonder why π₯Έ
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Because there are people in this community, they are very few but they do exist, that hit the nail on everything they are asking. But who knows if they are going to take it. 400k is for the average senior dev.
Geez. Senior devs in Germany are making like β¬80k. π
And that's for electrical engineers and computer scientists with master's degrees and 20+ years engineering experience.
400k is average? What do you guys do over there?
Spiral offering *1 bitcoin/yr
We buy Bitcoin. No body wants these shitty dollars. So gotta give more. :)
Pre or post tax and payroll fees? In the US, salaries are pre-tax. You may get only half of it liquid, with similar European benefits, at this level.
I still use vi as my editor.
Automatic qualifier for the job.
Pre-taxes and deductions, but you can sometimes get over β¬100k with bonuses and stuff. And more, if you're a team lead or something.
I think the salary range was updated since the last time I looked. I don't recall those eye popping numbers, but I could be mistaken. Last I heard they have not looked at my application. π
It makes the job look kinda bad, that they have to pay so much, tho. I work for Nostr for free, after all, because the topic is motivating.
Well, yes it is still a job. But I don't think applicants will regret making that much money :)
And frankly Bitcoin core devs deserve it. They have been working for 15 years with little to no pay. It's time to cash in.
Hey, I'm happy for anyone get paid. I'm just amazed at the salaries.
You would think salaries like that would attract so much talent, that the salaries would quickly come down. Some weird demand bottleneck, I guess.
I keep hearing about crazy-high US salaries, but nobody wants to hire the dirt-cheap Europeans. It's so weird.
Seems like an arbitrage opportunity. π€
Its because hiring people overseas usually require larger companies to have offices locally. There are a lot of cultural differences. So unless they do it at scale, it just generates more costs.
i'm just glad that i have an arrangement at the moment where it's ok for me to do only part time so i can do my nostr stuff at an adequate pace
software development is a funny thing... people who write really good tools and libraries can do a lot less hours and produce a better product and sooner, but usually that sort of development isn't done for pay in the first place
it's a bit like the carpenter who sharpens and polishes his tools and spends a lot of time practising doing joins and corners and making things square and level and polishing them smooth
Wow
will they believe the 12+ years of experience at the age of 26? π
or do I lie about my age
Block is an amazing company to work for!
Add "Vegan" to distract them.
So I hear.
that would be a criminal lie...
I like that the position is for a Bitcoin Wizard, but nowadays that may confuse people with Taproot Wizards. Next thing you know the office is filled with Quantum Cats and theyβre proposing inscriptions as means-of-exchange. High risk!
are they looking for Satoshi itself? π
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Extremely competitive company in terms of new hiresβ¦not a bad thing.
There are very few people in the world that fit those credentials though.
They need a client side validation wizard.
Mandatory binding arbitration for employment disputes? Pass.
I can see why you would ask for that, given the rediculous law suits people file, but what about worker rights? I'm not a whiny little bitch. If I'm going to sue someone, you better believe I'm not fucking around.
Woah, that's a short list of possible candidates. Lol
yeah lol
I applied, we'll see what happens
holy shit
I work with developers from lithuania and portugal from time to time ... they say the same about german salaries as we do about those in the us β¦
but in the last few weeks i've seen vacancys for devs under 65k salary....
i'm currently thinking about working as a dev again .... but the last time i did that was over 10 years ago π
but I'm just not a good coder either π
#devstr
I was a java coder back in 2009 (after school before university) π
but a lot changed
I don't like this shit .. it will not bring to good things ..
Great for the right candidates for sure
Hehe π
Iβll pass thanks
woah
man I wish I took basic seriously back in the day
Same job, lead dev, as a remote gig for a US based entity can generate $150-250k per year. Move the financial operations to a low tax jurisdiction and you ended up with 90% of that liquid. Keep moving around within the residency and taxation limits. Some allow leaving their country for up to a year. Some consider you a tax resident after 90 or 180 days. Lots of ways if the person wants to keep jumping around. To settle, even living in Germany is possible, but not without a GmbH or an UG. The net income will shrink as both the company and the single employee will have to pay relatively higher tax for ass freezing winter and stupid regulations plus amazingly screwed public health insurance.
This number could be influenced by CA cost of living premiums
Just applied. Told them my screen name is Adam Back.
it's best to just stick to the outlying territories at all, anywhere
nobody snitches on you to the tax man in the country, everyone is dodging that bitch every way they can already
Hopefully someone in it that long can afford to laugh at that offer. π
Amusing when stupid suits think number of years doing something is equivalent to being awesome at it.
For sure, but how many people in the world fulfill the requirements π€·ββοΈ Itβs a search for a superstar.
This is already an impossible role lol
Iβve seen a few folks who can do this successfully. Meritocracy and patience seem critical in these.
Indeed there are few that can do the impossible I agree, otherwise we wouldn't have taproot.
Id say is about 60 people max, globally.
Optimistic π
tempting π
Apply and decide later.
π I told him to apply lol
That's quite a lot of money. Does it include equity or is that just basepay?
and βAIβ is going to handle codingβ¦ okay Altman.
equity in what? lol
Si tiene doce aΓ±os de experiencia en Bitcoin, no creo que le haga falta trabajar π
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Aunque si alguno le gusta , aquΓ estΓ‘ la oferta π
View quoted note βThat advert was crafted and written for someone they are already going to hire
12+ y of experience πππ are they looking for satoshi?
Lol I suppose people who had experience in cryptography and programming before bitcoin was released also quality.
GEEKS: Iβm quite good in human if you want to have me do that job for you π€£π€£π€£
I got you man π§ββοΈ Just tell me what you need and Iβll cover you. Hugs π«
