dmarucco

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by dmarucco 4y ago
Are you sure that southern workers retires at 60? I don't think so ...
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by dmarucco 8y ago
Actually there's a lot of "did three months <put language or framework here> course and now I am a ninja programmer!" candidates. So those interview processes are designed to understand if you belong to that category, b
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by dmarucco 8y ago
I don't know about Verona and Ferrara but i can confirm that IT work (in northern Italy) is mainly in Milan. But to live in Milan is quite expensive. You can also check job offers in Turin. Be also aware that in Italy there are mostly
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by dmarucco 8y ago
Is that your personal experience? I read almost only negative opinions about Upwork, and it's seems another broken solution looking for a problem to solve.
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by dmarucco 8y ago
Sorry i didn't say that all those figures are Before Taxes. I live in northen italy in a place where living is not too much expensive.
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by dmarucco 8y ago
Care to explain why you would like to have "anonymous" accounts? I'm also from Italy and I know that for us, as italians, salary is a taboo that must be overcome. In which position you are currently?
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by dmarucco 8y ago
Here in Italy we discuss #2 - For example for an annual income of 30.000€ before taxes, it will be around 1.400 - 1.500€ month after taxes. And I had the same experience: it's almost impossible to have salaries jump without changing jo
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by dmarucco 8y ago
This is certainly an intresting post and i likethe OP attitude. We should be totally transparent about our compensation as he did. Salary is just the result of a negotiation, nothing else, in the majority of cases it does not reflect anythi