post your tech salaries

Currently making 55k with 2.5 years experience. Looking for a new job now and getting tons of attention from recruiters for jobs paying 70-75k

>>60312653
>math major
>100k starting
:^)

>>60312653
Liberal arts

I'm about to switch to business tho

So a solid 80-150k in ten years.

Tasty.

I'm a physics and robotics high school teacher in the Bay Area, I literally cannot afford to live within 10 miles of the school I teach at.

>>60315604
pls dont tell me you majored in physics without thinking about pursing a masters/phd

75k, no degree.
Full stack engineer.

>>60315662
How did you get the job

>>60312915
Business will be 90% replaced by algorithms very soon, liberal arts is growing hard now this is the only thing humans can't be replaced in.

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>>60312653
>post your tech salaries
about $10k/month from App Store. work about 2hr every day.

>>60315694
Silly anon, Starbucks is probably going to be automated too.

>been looking for an entry level job for over a year now
>all require 3-5 years of experience

I JUST WANT TO GET MY FOOT IN THE DOOR BY DOING HELPDESK/DESKTOP SUPPORT

THE JOB IS EASY AS FUCK JUST LET ME FORWARD TICKETS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>60312653
Got a job lined up at Google, starting in August.

110k/year + RSUs that add up to 60k a year after my first year + 10-25% performance dependent bonus at the end of the year + free transportation/breakfast/lunch/dinner/gyn + 25k signing bonus.

:^)

On the downside living in the bay area is expensive as shit.

>>60315854
Should add I'm fresh out of college, and have interned there twice before.

>>60312653
Just graduated with civil engineer degree. Starting at 60k + profit sharing bonus in lower Alabama at a small firm. Last year the 4 employees had a 125% bonus

Friend of mine graduated and landed $85k/year right away.
Which is doubly impressive considering most places here give more like 60-70k

threadly reminder to stop drooling over yearly wages and/or "before taxes" wages.

>>60312653

Freelance writer so no fixed income. Some months I make 5k, some months I make 200 dollars.

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>>60312653
NOT TECHNOLOGY DISCUSSION
>>>/biz/

228k, Senior Product Manager at a large tech company in Seattle, bachelor's degree only (no MBA), 25 years old ~3 years of work experience

>>60315810
By coffee machines right?
Lul, people pay for the social kudos, not for the efficiency or taste of the coffee. Art made by algorithms is inherently worthless, people want a human author, that's where the money goes.

>>60315681
No degree, not no experience.

Been coding since I was 12. If you count garbage like batch scripts, html and basic js, then you can knock that down to like 8 or 9.

I just did well on the interview. My most successful friend makes 150k with no degree.

A piece of paper means fuck all. Just don't be a fucking retard and know what the fuck you're doing.

>I'm being paid 75k/year to shitpost at work while coding.