> And when I look at tech salaries in the EU, I'm not sure I want that. Or at least that attitude to compensation. This the same everywhere outside the US though. Salaries are much lower as the skill ceiling tends to be…
They use dollars. You can only get so many officially though, and it's hard, so the black market is huge but the rates are very high. Some people earn in dollars, I've spoken to a doctor for example, who now works…
Wow I just did the same course this week too. It's a great course. Though I ended up writing the assembler in Python rather than C.
Then they can just refuse you entry though.
A complaints system could meet that need though, and also might be taken more seriously.
> And when I look at tech salaries in the EU, I'm not sure I want that. Or at least that attitude to compensation. This the same everywhere outside the US though. Salaries are much lower as the skill ceiling tends to be…
They use dollars. You can only get so many officially though, and it's hard, so the black market is huge but the rates are very high. Some people earn in dollars, I've spoken to a doctor for example, who now works…
Wow I just did the same course this week too. It's a great course. Though I ended up writing the assembler in Python rather than C.
Then they can just refuse you entry though.
A complaints system could meet that need though, and also might be taken more seriously.