How well has "giving a range" worked for you? I think when you give a range, the employer always tries to pay you the minimum in your range.
SNAP is their stock symbol.
> this 60 day "grace" period is a bit of an unspoken rule It is a documented rule now since Jan 2017.
农=farmer, 工=worker. I don't think there's much difference between 码农 and 码工. The 2 words are interchangeable. 码农 seems more common. The usage is also same as or similar to "code monkey", in jest, or self-deprecating…
碼工 is also correct. Programmers are literally 程序員, where 程序 means program, and 員 means worker. People also call them 程序猿, where 猿 has the exact same pronunciation as 員 but means monkey. So basically programmers are also…
How well has "giving a range" worked for you? I think when you give a range, the employer always tries to pay you the minimum in your range.
SNAP is their stock symbol.
> this 60 day "grace" period is a bit of an unspoken rule It is a documented rule now since Jan 2017.
农=farmer, 工=worker. I don't think there's much difference between 码农 and 码工. The 2 words are interchangeable. 码农 seems more common. The usage is also same as or similar to "code monkey", in jest, or self-deprecating…
碼工 is also correct. Programmers are literally 程序員, where 程序 means program, and 員 means worker. People also call them 程序猿, where 猿 has the exact same pronunciation as 員 but means monkey. So basically programmers are also…