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I just got my first team/jr dev position @ $22/hour so far my highest paying perm position, and likely if I do decent work i'll be at $26 by end of first year.

I just got my first team/jr dev position @ $22/hour so far my highest paying perm position, and likely if I do decent work i'll be at $26 by end of first year. I'm happy w/ that for now. Mostly worked on solo projects in Laravel past few years for between $15-25/hour depending on the company/owner/project and what they had budgeted. I'm loving working from home, it has some challenges--staying focused is rough. I log time using Hubstaff and as long as I can stay off reddit/hackernews I'm golden for time management lol.

adrianmacneil 10y ago
Depends how much experience & skills you have, but after a year I would look to find a job paying twice that (even if you are relatively junior).
- gremlinsinc 10y ago
  Thanks - I don't have a lot of testunit/git/agile/scrum(team workflow) experience was wanting to get some of that from the opp, and might shop around in a year or so. But I like the team, and working from home's a perk.