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It doesn't strictly require an undergrad, no, but it helps to have one. And $240k is very high for a non-management job, and compared to the median income and
by toomanybeersies 8y ago
It doesn't strictly require an undergrad, no, but it helps to have one.
And $240k is very high for a non-management job, and compared to the median income and the minimum wage for the USA is obscenely high. Median household income is ~$60k, and median personal income is ~$30k. Minimum wage in the USA is around $15k.
In my books, 8 times the median income, or 16 times the minimum wage, is obscenely high. That kind of income disparity is not good for society.
- SEJeff 8y agoMy point was that it is not high in the world of software development. There are ranges much higher than the GP's stated $240k. I work in an industry where that is the case (finance).