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> making more money than highly qualified technical position... The labour market has many inefficiencies and as a result can see huge variances by location. H
by randomdata 9y ago
> making more money than highly qualified technical position...
The labour market has many inefficiencies and as a result can see huge variances by location. Highly qualified technical talent, where the supply of labour is lacking, can make a lot of money and highly qualified technical talent where labour is abundant, or where demand for that type of labour is virtually non-existant, might be lucky to make anything at all.
Without more information, this means little. Highly qualified technical talent doesn't come with a pre-defined price. With respect to how much one might earn, "highly qualified technical talent" means absolutely nothing.
- SirLJ 9y agoif you are good enough, you can move around the world and make 6 figures USD for example...
- mistermann 9y agoYou can make 7 figures these days just being in the right place at the right time.
- SirLJ 9y agoYep, with the right numbers you can make 8 and 9 figures for sure, but you have to be very lucky ;-)
- randomdata 9y agoMaybe if you have sufficient internet access. Although many people, even in the US, struggle with that. And that assumes that the market is efficient enough to make those connections in the first place. Not everyone in some random internet-deprived town has the connections to find work that pays six figures, no matter how good they are.