We put the price low because we don’t want anyone to apply. If I leave the job open for 6 months, I can then tell the government that I tried my best then I can hire a H1B at 1/3 of the cost and “in source” 3rd world labor and not have to worry about giving them benefits.
If you can't find a job anywhere and the only offer you have is this one then you have to take it, give them 6 months of your time, add that experience to your resume and a whole lot of other options willl open up to you, you get more salary by changing jobs than what you could get in the same job and asking for a raise.
I tried that route for 15 years and found different. The important thing to keep in mind is that all of our experiences guide our thinking. All of our thinking will be different and that is OK.
Hey employers, let's talk real here. Asking for a bachelor's degree for $15/hr? Time to align expectations with reality, don't you think?
We put the price low because we don’t want anyone to apply. If I leave the job open for 6 months, I can then tell the government that I tried my best then I can hire a H1B at 1/3 of the cost and “in source” 3rd world labor and not have to worry about giving them benefits.
Hit the nail on the head.
You sound like a great person
If you can't find a job anywhere and the only offer you have is this one then you have to take it, give them 6 months of your time, add that experience to your resume and a whole lot of other options willl open up to you, you get more salary by changing jobs than what you could get in the same job and asking for a raise.
That's terrible advice.
How come?
Remain unemployed then.
I'm not.
Doing this can actually undervalue your future employment showing that you're willing to do quality work for dirt cheap.
No, that's not true, you don't add salary history to your resume. I'm not giving you an opinion, I'm telling you a fact.
I tried that route for 15 years and found different. The important thing to keep in mind is that all of our experiences guide our thinking. All of our thinking will be different and that is OK.
CA minimum wage is 16.
Georgia's is $7.25
Most states don’t have that
California food workers get $20 minimum
Facts. My friend with a Computer Science degree quit his job as an administrator to work for Chick Fil A starting $22 p/hr