Alice Averlong🏳️‍⚧️3d ago
TOO LITTLE TOO LATE, GUYS
Show threadluca
@foone Just imagine, for one fourth of that it would be a decent job, here in Italy.
Mar 27 at 6:43amWeb
Show threadRay Kelm3d ago
@luc0x61 @foone That’s kind of low for San Francisco.
Show threadluca3d ago
@rayk @foone You can easy plan to work from remote in a Tuscan villa on the coast, with some some domestic staff.
Show threadRay Kelm3d ago
@luc0x61 @foone Sounds awesome… I’ve been interviewing lately, and most companies scale their pay for the location you live for remote work though. I have certainly considered the “digital nomad” approach though, but not with any amount of serious consideration.
Show threadluca3d ago
@rayk @foone When you are ready to switch your place in SF for a tiny apartment close to Florence give me a call 😂
Show threadMarcus The Board Gamer2d ago

@luc0x61 @foone However in Europe you don’t need to pay for your healthcare, get good sick leave and annual leave, and have a lot better employment rights.

(Plus, tongue in cheek you also get measurements in metric, temperature in Celsius and power at 240 volts 😉)

Show threadluca2d ago

@lordsplodge @foone You get it almost all right! 😂
But we have 230V +/-10% 😅
When I was younger it was 220V on single phase, 380V on three. Standard changed in the 90s.

And besides, it wouldn't be safe right now travelling to the US, even for a short vacation.