Most frustrating genre of comment is "You're lying about [trivially true positive thing]." If I wanted to lie, I'd make better stories.
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Replying to @patio11
"Consultants are routinely paid more than $200 per hour. $300k not an exceptional pay package. Some managers are not abusive." Boring! True!
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I agree with the other two, but 300k is an exceptional pay package unless you're talking about VP level positions or very specific company
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Jeff, you're not right. Tens of thousands of people at AppAmaGooBookSoft have this pay package. Most turn tickets into code as main job.
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Replying to @patio11
Are you including benefits and profit sharing and 401k and other in that 300k? I barely made half that in my entire career even at Stack.
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For a field with an average salary of $95k, 300k *is* exceptional, the fact that higher salaries exist notwithstanding.
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It is weird that
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IMO the strange thing is that 300k for a programmer is less exceptional than 300k for a lawyer, but many programmers find 300k unbelievable
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whereas lawyers making $50k/yr don't have a hard time believing that lawyers at white shoe firms can make > $300k/yr
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While it's not the norm, I wouldn't call joining Google/FB/etc. out of school and then getting good but not outstanding reviews exceptional
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Alternately, the BLS says there are < 2m "programmers" + "software developers". Google alone has 30k engineers. Then consider FB, Amazon,...
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