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Plead see previous comment about my compensation. I don't think a company would pay someone that much unless they were really good.
by throwaway456789 11y ago
Plead see previous comment about my compensation. I don't think a company would pay someone that much unless they were really good.
- buckbova 11y agoI don't expect any job actually programming pays more than that, even if you are literally doing 1 1/2 jobs (60 hrs/wk). Only way to get that kind of pay and work for someone else is as an executive and a higher up VP/CTO/CIO etc. Keep that job and don't spend all that money in one place. You might be one of those folks who can retire while they are (relatively) young.
- throwaway456789 11y agoThat's actually the plan... And then maybe join a SV start up because money doesn't matter anymore... Going to be tough to do as an enterprise Java developer though. =P.
- spopejoy 11y agoNaw, just learn a new language or two when you quit. Haskell is a particularly good choice. After fighting with Java generics for decades I found it really nice to work with a real type system. Also, go is trivial for an experienced Java programmer to master.