Analysis of dev agencies with hourly rates, team size and tech stack
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#2Page layout is not great, got to the end and saw founders pictures so I thought that was the whole article. I'm interested so I reopened to double check and there's more on the left.
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#3Is developer pay in Cyprus and Malaysia really so great, or do a few digital nomads just have their lives really well optimized?
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#4An example of bias sampling? Better to stratify geographical regions.
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#5some numbers are really off Ukraine is over 100k
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#6Is developer pay in Cyprus and Malaysia really so great, or do a few digital nomads just have their lives really well optimized?
That's not the salary. That's how much the agency is charging for them.
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#7some numbers are really off Ukraine is over 100k
Yeah.. headcount by country isn't a very useful stat in an analysis like this that is obviously non-exhaustive and potentially biased in selection.
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#9India with 36$/hour in "web and software developers", is it correct ?
Portugal with 37$, never seen such salaries here..
Re: Analysis of dev agencies with hourly rates, team size and tech stack
#10India with 36$/hour in "web and software developers", is it correct ? Portugal with 37$, never seen such salaries here..
As someone else mentioned, that is the rate the company charges, not what the dev is paid.