You went on a redundant rigmarole and avoided the point he made that people are paid based on a competitive wage for where they live, and since I pointed out that, you can reduce it from you "engineers vs idiots" nonsene to me being an ass kisser. You really want to make this about me and my "role" when you won't acknowledge why other people won't pay "ask for Switzerland wages" but will pay instead based on the local job market, aka local competitive wages. If you think "ask for Switzerland wages" is great advice you hadn't bother to say why such unconventional advice is justified, only to asert it, so maybe, before talking about "what my role is", try to bring it back in the relevant realm of the discussion and explain in no uncertain or vague terms why "ask for Switzerland wages" is good advice (especially considering that you remarked about the Austrian who you fixed code for, regardless being paid competitive wages as an Austrian, as you said: "160€ per hour just because he was Austrian") either for employees or employers as is the case with Haejin, just a suggestion.
Even though you chose better than making this about my role you didn't explain why it's so, because clearly economics 101 states DEMAND dictates MARKET VALUE, ergo: not enough "good" devs does nothing to explain or substantiate your very unconventional advice, or why a very limited supply of devs says anything about the demand and therefore about how much people are actually willing to pay "good" devs what they're asking for because otherwise it doesn't matter if only one "good" dev is all that exists, without the demand nobody will pay them ANY mind. Your quite unconventional and so far unfounded advice goes counter to what you remarked about the Austrian who got paid £160 simply because he was Austrian.
Why is it smart or wise to "Ask for Switzerland wages" as a developer and why would an employer risk their investment on overpriced employees when obviously the conventional option is to offer a competitive wage based on the local market?
You went on a redundant rigmarole and avoided the point he made that people are paid based on a competitive wage for where they live, and since I pointed out that, you can reduce it from you "engineers vs idiots" nonsene to me being an ass kisser. You really want to make this about me and my "role" when you won't acknowledge why other people won't pay "ask for Switzerland wages" but will pay instead based on the local job market, aka local competitive wages. If you think "ask for Switzerland wages" is great advice you hadn't bother to say why such unconventional advice is justified, only to asert it, so maybe, before talking about "what my role is", try to bring it back in the relevant realm of the discussion and explain in no uncertain or vague terms why "ask for Switzerland wages" is good advice (especially considering that you remarked about the Austrian who you fixed code for, regardless being paid competitive wages as an Austrian, as you said: "160€ per hour just because he was Austrian") either for employees or employers as is the case with Haejin, just a suggestion.
Good devs can get whatever they ask for. Simply because there are no enough good devs.
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Even though you chose better than making this about my role you didn't explain why it's so, because clearly economics 101 states DEMAND dictates MARKET VALUE, ergo: not enough "good" devs does nothing to explain or substantiate your very unconventional advice, or why a very limited supply of devs says anything about the demand and therefore about how much people are actually willing to pay "good" devs what they're asking for because otherwise it doesn't matter if only one "good" dev is all that exists, without the demand nobody will pay them ANY mind. Your quite unconventional and so far unfounded advice goes counter to what you remarked about the Austrian who got paid £160 simply because he was Austrian.
Why is it smart or wise to "Ask for Switzerland wages" as a developer and why would an employer risk their investment on overpriced employees when obviously the conventional option is to offer a competitive wage based on the local market?
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