> "We compensate Googlers based on what they do, not who they are," said Google spokesperson Tamani Jayasinghe in a statement.
Isn't this famously false, given that they pay large disparities depending on someone's country in which they work? This only holds true within a specific country.
Doesn't Google also try to dock your pay if you move out of a HCOL city, too?
Isn't this famously false, given that they pay large disparities depending on someone's country in which they work? This only holds true within a specific country.
Doesn't Google also try to dock your pay if you move out of a HCOL city, too?