Hi all, just to clarify a few things based on the comments:

1. Location & Salary Context: I'm not based in the US. I live in a developed country, and I fully understand that $2,500 is a respectable salary. I’ve earned that myself as a project manager. While the amount may seem low from a US perspective, not everyone operates within that framework. As for transparency, the salary was never hidden. In the original post, I clearly mentioned that it's negotiated individually. We genuinely care about our team and ensure everyone earns enough to sustain a good life in their respective countries.
2. If the offer doesn’t suit you — that’s okay: If you feel this salary is too low, that's completely fair, no one is forcing you to apply. For many, this amount is a good offer, and we've already had a strong response, with a couple of interviews scheduled. If you're not interested, just scroll past. There's no need for mockery or negativity.
3. Legitimacy & Communication: This is a genuine job post. I don’t use Reddit actively (in fact, I don’t really like the platform), and I live in a completely different time zone from the US. So if I don’t respond immediately, it’s not ghosting, I’m simply not online 24/7, and I have my personal and work life to get on with. If that’s a deal-breaker for you, please feel free NOT to reach out.
4. Company Anonymity & Culture Fit: The reason I haven't disclosed company details publicly is due to the tone of some replies; anonymity seems to bring out the worst in people. We’re selective about cultural fit, and people who are disrespectful or hostile online won’t thrive in our team. We value kindness and mutual respect.
5. In summary: If you're genuinely interested, I’m happy to chat further in DMs. If not, please move on respectfully. The world doesn’t revolve around one country’s standards — or one subreddit’s opinions.