I work at a Web3 company, with an in-hand of $85K annually, but I feel my coworkers earn way more. I am a fresher out of college, but I've been dabbling with Web2 for 4 years, and Web3 for 2 years. Just wanted to know if the salary is unjustified or not.
Why do you expect to be paid 6 figure $ salary sitting in India with only 0 YOE?
I'm a lawyer, I work in the Web 3 industry
@RationalIndian is absolutely right
But also, in general, remote companies tend to "underpay" Indian and Asian employees in general, especially as compared to their European or American counterparts cause, obviously, cost of living difference
Also, also, can I send you my profile, I think your company should have a legal person on retainer :3
You're essentially getting 70 LPA, I think, in the Indian market, it puts you way way way above "underpaid"
Well aren't you smart, looking for an opportunity😂😅
this question like most others on grapevine is either a flex or a larp
Really depends on the role and responsibilities tbh. Also what the company does.
Mostly token-gating and DAO governance and management solutions. And yeah, I'm a software engineer there
That's a pretty niche area, it's possible the company itself isn't making a lot of money in the first place.
And you're still making better than the average web2 developer according to your experience if I'm not wrong.
Seeing a lot of folks getting remote jobs from US companies and being paid upwards of $150k per annum. Can anyone help me find such platforms for product roles?
Are you sure they get paid $150k? I think you should cross verify the sources
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