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Hard to say that people in medicine, law, or business have easier conditions than you do. What do you do, that's in worse conditions than those fields?
by ahuth 9y ago
Hard to say that people in medicine, law, or business have easier conditions than you do.
What do you do, that's in worse conditions than those fields?
- BrandonMarc 9y agoIndeed. Medicine and law require far more schooling / apprenticeship before the rewards start to overcome the difficulties (such as debt), often far more than even 5-6 years. All 3 can easily require being on-call at inconvenient times, and definitely require well above 40 hours a week.
- wobbleblob 9y agoYeah, but are you looking at this from the Silicon Valley point of view, where a computer programmer can expect a 6 figure income straight out of college? Because that's far from the norm in the parts of 'the West' where I live.
- BrandonMarc 9y agoIs that true, though? Does Silicon Valley really pay 6 figures for entry-level? I guess with cost of living they probably have little choice.
- wobbleblob 9y agoThe cost of living in the SF area is about comparable to that in major cities in western Europe. You can't easily make a 1:1 comparison, some things are way more expensive on one side of the Atlantic, and some on the other.
- wobbleblob 9y agoI'm not claiming the job is "easier". Making a website isn't exactly brain surgery. I'm saying the reward is higher in terms of your income and status in society.