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JPM is semi remote, and less innovative. The tech stack Java, SpringBoot and AWS. But I'd do more migration tasks, like dockerize projects and pass them to kubernetes. What would you choose?
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Chief
We should not. That money is better served in the hands of the PPMDs and the savings will trickle down once their piss reaches us at the bottom
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
It's called salary. Renegotiate it
Rising Star
Underrated comment.
Salary is supply vs demand
The biggest cost is resources and tech
Rather than work from anywhere, employers can hire from anywhere: better resources who probably didn't want to come to New York or San Francisco
You save on the commute to the office.
Fair point
Some of us get our cell phone plans paid for, under the presumption that we’re mobile.
If we want to open that can of worms... I’d rather keep my cell phone plan 😂
Not disagreeing with you, just pointing out how that conversation could go lol
Chief
Isn’t this literally in the “work from home” moniker?
We should be compensated for overtime. It's a war crime having no overtime pay.
Are we actually saving much on rent? I’m sure most big firms have multi-year leases that they may have negotiated down but are still on the hook for.
We broke several of our leases since we are reducing our real estate footprint; it was more cost effective to get out of a long term lease than to pay for space we wouldn’t be using anytime soon.