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1 - I wouldn't say it because you're a non native English speaker/first timer to USA [non native English speakers are one of the most common things around here]. I would say it because things are not going well in NYC at all.

2 - That's fine, but don't get frustrated if you get something between 75K - 100K.

3 - Check Brooklyn and Queens, maybe Harlem. Commute is not a problem here.

4 - 25% to 27%.

5 - It really depends on your company. Don't forget the Fall and Winter's depression and loneliness. But don't worry, wait for the Summer [Oh yeah the Summer - Hellyeah!].

6 - I'm not sure.



Rogerbooyou, Thanks for your comments.

Am i reading the market incorrectly? since you mention that i might get somewhere around 75K - 100K ! For a 10 year experienced guy in C++ and Java, i was expecting a range of 130K-150K.

That does put a wrench in the works !!


4 - aren't you forgetting state income tax?


And if you live in NYC, NYC has its own income tax in addition to the NY State income tax.




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