What Reddit Says About Salary Negotiation Timer Apps
We compiled 7 Reddit discussions about Salary Negotiation Timer apps from 6 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/apps
Actually just found one. It’s called Salary Counter by Dominic Barra
r/msp
Cheensa is wonderful for automated time tracking. Just swipe in to start the timer, and swipe out when done. We have apps for Android and iOS.
r/Salary
Hi, I've been following this subreddit for a few days and noticed that few members share salary details in Excel and others use few apps/websites. However, I've seen references to a common app/website being used to track pay details.
r/cscareerquestions
I built this to help some friends negotiate their tech job offers because I was tired of seeing friends get lowballed and not know what to do about it. You upload your offer letter, and the app breaks down everything - base salary, equity, bonuses, the whole package.
r/Salary
524K subscribers in the Salary community. This subreddit is meant to help encourage discussions related to salaries, promotions, negotiations…
r/AfterEffects
Seconding clockify. (on mac) you can close the app and it condenses into the toolbar. You can stop/restart your timer directly from there. You'll need to click back into the app to switch projects, but it's very simple.
r/personalfinance
They explicitly said they were looking for salary data. ... I personally like PayScale. Once you fill out the information, it will give you a lot of info based not just on your title but your past experience and education. ... Another vote for PayScale. They have a lot of good data that you can filt...
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