Except when you consider that for this "entry level" position, they require 8 years Software Engineering experience, there's a few red flags there.
Also, this is in AUD, so would be around 41-89k USD. A little on the low side for someone with 8 years experience, in Australia, at least.
It is usually in the details down below with job description and details. There are lots of jobs listed entey level just like this and in the details they say expect ~4 year experience etc.
Given the company, I'm pretty confident this was meant to be in yen. In which case 7.2million yen is actually very good for an entry level position in Tokyo these days.
Yeah but if they were yen it would come out to ~50k-90k which makes alot more sense, so It seems like the company just forgot to change currency when setting up the application.
If this were in euros, pounds, US dollars, or a similar currency, then it would be most likely that they accidentally factored in two decimal places often associated with money, but after the decimal point. For example, they might accidentally say that $1,000.00 is $100,000
I mean that's exactly what a lot of companies are doing now. There's a lot of companies hiring in dollars senior programmers from here and remote work for everything else (po for me for example)
Maybe they just put the total budget for all employees.
Worst case: $7.2M split among 200 employees: $36,000 per employee
Best case: $12M split among 51 employees: $235,294 per employee
Assuming that they moved the decimal place to the right by 2 spaces, 72k to 120k still would look great to me.
Except when you consider that for this "entry level" position, they require 8 years Software Engineering experience, there's a few red flags there. Also, this is in AUD, so would be around 41-89k USD. A little on the low side for someone with 8 years experience, in Australia, at least.
I don't see 8 years of experience. Looks like the +8 is a link to show the othröer wanted technologies. Am i wrong?
In programming-world entry level isn't actually "entry level", it usually means "have 3-5 years of experience"
OP wrote "someone with 8 years experience". That Was my point.
It is usually in the details down below with job description and details. There are lots of jobs listed entey level just like this and in the details they say expect ~4 year experience etc.
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The ad specifically states in the job requirements that 8 years experience is required.
The way I understand it is that they're not expecting industry experience, but coding experience.
>othröer Who is he and what technology does he seek?
Given the company, I'm pretty confident this was meant to be in yen. In which case 7.2million yen is actually very good for an entry level position in Tokyo these days.
It says +8 more skills, not +8 years of experience. Heck, it doesn't even say "years" anywhere.
It's a well-known fact that people can only learn one skill per year.
That looks like it's in Japanese Yen, not AUD.
There's literally a dollar sign
Yeah but if they were yen it would come out to ~50k-90k which makes alot more sense, so It seems like the company just forgot to change currency when setting up the application.
Heck yeah
Why exactly by 2 spaces?
If this were in euros, pounds, US dollars, or a similar currency, then it would be most likely that they accidentally factored in two decimal places often associated with money, but after the decimal point. For example, they might accidentally say that $1,000.00 is $100,000
Me staying in India..even 7.2k to 12k will be fine for me.
"Oh sorry dear we entered it wrong the decimal should have been 5 spaces to the left"
yeah, Zimbabwe dollars
So 22363.2 - 37272 USD.
That's how much you'd have to pay me to work in ruby.
To each their own. That said, I worked with Ruby for about five years and grew rather fond of it.
Lol, was just poking a bit of a fun. I'm actually playing with a RoR/vue project atm.
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Ah, yes
Why hate ruby?
Have you seen junior-level ruby code? That's why
That's how much you would have to pay me to use Rust.
What? Who dislikes ruby??
Same for me in C
Me programming in C just for shits and giggles: *
Giggles are not quite what comes to mind for me when experiencing C
It's great fun. You don't like creating your own standard library before you can do anything?
Ofc I do, nothing says commitment to minimising project scope like always starting from scratch!
Exactly. That's why I spent months making a decent standard library 😎
They meant pesos
350,000 a year? Sign me up
Lmao that actually still is an amazing salary
Colombian Pesos.
If its cop that's an excelent entry salary even if it's "entry ". It's 7x to 11x the minimum salary.
Still brutal. I suddenly have the urge to outsource some of my work to a Colombian programmer now. Maybe even take a get a second job.
I mean that's exactly what a lot of companies are doing now. There's a lot of companies hiring in dollars senior programmers from here and remote work for everything else (po for me for example)
Now I just need to find someone good with python who wants to get paid very little for the job I get paid a lot for.
To be fair , you actually could do that and I wouldn't be as shocked if i knew someone actually does it
Seems like a lot of work, which is what I’m trying to avoid.
Argentinian, Velezuelan or Colombian?
Whichever is the least valuable
Maybe they just put the total budget for all employees. Worst case: $7.2M split among 200 employees: $36,000 per employee Best case: $12M split among 51 employees: $235,294 per employee
they be coding in cocaine++
Most entry level jobs still want 2 years experience
Don't forget to say no taksie backsies
All I need to do is survive being fired for a couple of months and I would be sorted!
Thats the payment for all 51-200 employees.
Obviously fake. They aren't asking for 69 years of experience for entry level.
Yeah someone added a few to many zeros.
Entry level: 450 years of experience
Yes. I am now a senior developer and I am paid 35M$/year.
Japanese yen?
Probably Colombian pesos...
… but inflation
Well, they are forced to use Ruby.
Bro's making 7 figures 💀💀💀
This is obviously a typo. They added an extra 0. /s
To work with ruby is very little money.
I’m sure they meant Colombian Pesos
Have to program in Ruby? Not worth it.
In uganda dollars?
In French that means 12 €
Company in Venezuela