We’d heard it was a homeless organisation that bought it! Now I’m thinking vulture fund.
They gutted all the nice changes the couple did to the kitchen etc and put the standard one back in.
Gas. Initial rumours are always charities or refugees.
We’d heard it was a homeless organisation that bought it! Now I’m thinking vulture fund.
They gutted all the nice changes the couple did to the kitchen etc and put the standard one back in.
We've created and perpetuated the circumstances that let them make a profit from doing that. Tax the feck out of them so theres no incentiveWe’d heard it was a homeless organisation that bought it! Now I’m thinking vulture fund.
They gutted all the nice changes the couple did to the kitchen etc and put the standard one back in.
We've created and perpetuated the circumstances that let them make a profit from doing that. Tax the feck out of them so theres no incentive
I'd focus on vacant. Golden Blunders vulture fund renting the place at a reasonable rate wouldn't be ideal but would be a huge improvement over the current situationYep. Tax breaks on family homes, hammer the hell out of almost everything else, especially vacant or rent for profit.
I'd focus on vacant. Golden Blunders vulture fund renting the place at a reasonable rate wouldn't be ideal but would be a huge improvement over the current situation
I had to go back to get him from a burning building once before, so we're way beyond getting rid of him now.You must love that fecking cat.
Not a hope. That'd be a Senior or Staff (level 3 or 4) engineer salary.
We must be on about different countries because I'm an engineer in IT in Ireland for a large multinational, and actively involved in the hiring process and I can guarantee you salaries for engineers are nowhere near what you are describing.
I know for a fact that is true for all FAANG companies along with few others like Microsoft, AirBnB, Uber, Coinbase. At least for standard software engineer roles, support/production reliability engineers get a bit less. People underestimate how much tech salaries have risen at tier 1 companies in last 3-4 years. Just join blind app and you can ask fresher engineers how much they are making at any company.
Also SWE levels at google start at L3 only so any fresh graduate gets that level. At amazon it starts at 4. Those are not senior roles but the most junior engineer by definition.
Or we're in the wrong companiesWe must be on about different countries because I'm an engineer in IT in Ireland for a large multinational, and actively involved in the hiring process and I can guarantee you salaries for engineers are nowhere near what you are describing.
Senior devs in any of the tier 1ish American companies in Dublin will be on 6 figures, 150k is dev manager money though. I know someone who moved to a pretty random company late last year as a senior dev and is on 6 figures, the wages have gone pretty crazy recently.
Not sure what you're asking, we are talking about something else?It's not the salary of the average google employee though, is it?
Not sure what you're asking, we are talking about something else?
There are probably a lot of google higher ups on enormous seven figure salaries which would skew the average massively. The median wage is probably much lower.Isn't that how the whole salary conversation started with that quote from the article claiming the average google employee earns 150k and can easily afford 2 grand rent a month?
There are probably a lot of google higher ups on enormous seven figure salaries which would skew the average massively. The median wage is probably much lower.
You don't see how essentially the highest paying company in one of the highest paying industries pays way more than the national average? It's probably overall compensation package too. Doesn't seem unrealistic to me at all.Not that it really matters but I can't see how that would explain the average Google wage in Ireland being 4 times the national average. It seems more likely the person in the article was mistaken in some way.
You don't see how essentially the highest paying company in one of the highest paying industries pays way more than the national average? It's probably overall compensation package too. Doesn't seem unrealistic to me at all.
there's 7,000 people at Google in Ireland. A huge variation in types of employment. Lower tier support, customer care, youtube support, UX, UI, design etc that wouldn't pay nearly as well as engineering roles. engineering only makes up about 10% of total staff or something.You don't see how essentially the highest paying company in one of the highest paying industries pays way more than the national average? It's probably overall compensation package too. Doesn't seem unrealistic to me at all.
The majority of those people would be on 60k basic salary or more though, which probably works out close enough to 100k as an overall compensation package. Add in some sales people making crazy money from advertising and some execs and I could see it being over 100k anyway.there's 7,000 people at Google in Ireland. A huge variation in types of employment. Lower tier support, customer care, youtube support, UX, UI, design etc that wouldn't pay nearly as well as engineering roles. engineering only makes up about 10% of total staff or something.
We must be on about different countries because I'm an engineer in IT in Ireland for a large multinational, and actively involved in the hiring process and I can guarantee you salaries for engineers are nowhere near what you are describing.
there's 7,000 people at Google in Ireland. A huge variation in types of employment. Lower tier support, customer care, youtube support, UX, UI, design etc that wouldn't pay nearly as well as engineering roles. engineering only makes up about 10% of total staff or something.
Lets get ready to ruuuumblleeee
what's your stance on Shinner's?I like Eoin on housing, he's a really smart guy with his heart firmly in the right place; but a lefty mate of mine made me look at his aspirational social media accounts and I nearly barfed.
what's your stance on Shinner's?
Think it's a given they'll be in power in the next few years but (call be pessimistic) I still think they're a bunch of spoofers who are all promise.
I do like Eoin though, puts forward a good argument for sure.
I think that's the general stance. "Well, it can't get any worse". Here's hoping.I have a very long winded opinions on them; I was never a Nationalist. but in short, I think they deserve a crack of the whip. If they are spoofers we will find out because the national media and establishment duo will be on them immediately. I think their presence on the parliamentary landscape makes this awful manifestation of democracy the best we've ever had.
I know a lot of them and their younger Dublin supporters quiet well, and they are an interesting bunch.
I think that's the general stance. "Well, it can't get any worse". Here's hoping.
Exactly, I mean, I know at roughly the same time I sat at home with my kids, watching my wife bury her father, their grandfather, on a shitty stream, but its not like I had to miss a round of golf and a slap up dinner or anything serious like that.I don't know what the problem is. They hung a massive fecking curtain in the middle of a room. They knew that Covid's true weakness was thin fabric.
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