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Google pays 120k+ for junior developers in Switzerland.

• mschuster91 9y ago
  Switzerland is not in the EU as OP asked, also you spend a large chunk of the gains over Germany on higher living cost (rent, but also basic stuff like cheeseburgers is up to 3x the price of Germany). Oh and they have both a strict immigration regime as well as a huge right-wing problem, which might be another factor against moving to Switzerland for work.
  • duedl0r 9y ago
    haha. very well informed..
    • mschuster91 9y ago
      used to date a girl whose father worked during the week in CH and was home at the weekends ;)
  • kemerover 9y ago
    >a huge right-wing problem Or a right-wing solution if you like direct democracy and societal cohesion.
  • literallycancer 9y ago
    You can pretty much just come to Switzerland and work if you are an EU citizen, so might as well be. Zurich has probably the best ratio of earning potential to COL in the world (for the average person, not necessarily for software engineers). If you are cheap/thrifty you can even go do your shopping in a neighboring country, since Switzerland is so small.
    • eskimo87 9y ago
      I am Non EEA citizen :( true that Swiss is not immigration friendly.. difficult to find jobs
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  • georgiecasey 9y ago
    > You call it "alt-left", I proudly call it "Antifa". interesting line to put in your YC about
    • mschuster91 9y ago
      Yeah, put it in some months ago, when the term "alt-left" started popping up here, I believe it was a pretty flameful thread about the limits of free speech and what's acceptable to do against Nazis...
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  • tormeh 9y ago
    >Switzerland is not in the EU as OP asked OP asked about EU/EEA. Switzerland is not in the EU but it could just as well be in EEA. Only reason it's not is because it has to be neutral on paper for historical reasons. De facto Switzerland is clearly EEA-like.