Yes, because they give different statistics for "software engineers" and "mobile developers". Strange distinction and strange wording in the title, to say the l

Yes, because they give different statistics for "software engineers" and "mobile developers". Strange distinction and strange wording in the title, to say the least. > However, not all tech jobs pay men and women so differently. Among mobile developers, there is just a 2.9% gap between the average salaries for men and women after adjusting for age, experience and other factors. For software engineers, men on average make 6% more than their female colleagues.