Are techies really 57% more likely to apply for a job if they know the salary?
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#3Personally? I am 100% more likely.
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#5Personally? I am 100% more likely.
Are there any other factors that influence your decision when applying for a new job? e.g. Prestige of the company, tech challenges, etc?
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#6What i care about is where the office is located, whether there is anything to do in the area around the office, what technologies i will work with and whether i regard the company as ethical.
I once worked for a former white panther at half the salary i could have commanded anywhere ele.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are there any other factors that influence your decision when applying for a new job? e.g. Prestige of the company, tech challenges, etc?
The tech stack used. When they're still doing LAMP in 2015, never. Or PHP in general. But that's just me I'd say
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are there any other factors that influence your decision when applying for a new job? e.g. Prestige of the company, tech challenges, etc?
The tech stack used. When they're still doing LAMP in 2015, never. Or PHP in general. But that's just me I'd say
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#10You expect me to do that when I know very little about the job and don't even know what I am going to be paid?