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How does company determine salary per US city? if I move to higher cost city do they bump up my salary? What are likely sites to get cuts 2017?

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Post ID: @OP+M92z3sS

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Geo differential is only like +12% in Santa Clara vs. Oregon or Arizona. Intel definitely underpays here. Fresh grads are getting 200-300$k at google/Facebook/etc, Intel is just not competitive in some areas. Better situation in Oregon or Arizona though, where Intel pays relatively well.

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Post ID: @3nhu+M92z3sS

Really difficult to say, but more likely than not, you don't have much negotiating power, unless you are really in-demand. When someone is hired, HR comes up with a salary proposal based on what they think is appropriate according to the team's salary structure. In my personal experience, the manager then has very little leeway in changing that proposal.

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Post ID: @1xhd+M92z3sS

@fum

What if I quit and move to lower cost index? Will offer be per the lower cost index? Or do I have any negotiating power? If I quite in Folsom then got rehired in Phoenix? I may have a consulting opportunity in the time I am thinking of leaving for a year or two.

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Post ID: @gxf+M92z3sS

Cost of living index has nothing to do with it. Increases when moving to a more expensive city are very small. Some of my colleagues were considering moving from Austin to thewest coast, and they would have received a 5% bump. No, I am not joking.

You would get more if you quit your job and get hired again locally. But obviously, that is not going to happen.

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Post ID: @fum+M92z3sS

Cost-of-living index, look it up

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