Recarte: Senior backend engineers in Spain cost around $70,000
Patricia Recarte · Estonia Has No Income Tax for Companies - If You Never Declare a Profit · Apr 20, 2022 · at 21:22
Patricia Recarte contrasts engineering compensation in Spain with rates in the United States and Asia.
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“I mean, Spain is a little bit more expensive. I would say it's more like on the seventies, but again, like it's not 300, right?”
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