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The rates in my field are pretty public. 2008 first “real” .net developer job after being the internal guy at several jobs. -85k Left that in 2010 for an etrm
by S_A_P 8y ago
The rates in my field are pretty public.
2008 first “real” .net developer job after being the internal guy at several jobs. -85k
Left that in 2010 for an etrm startup(though it was 15 years in business at that time) - 100k plus 1000 options.
After an acquisition I got about 1.25 per share and left in 2011.
Did odd senior .net dev jobs for a year at ~115k no benefits
In 2012 joined etrm consulting start up for 130k. Left at ~140k.
Joined larger consulting company in 2014 for 160k with ~10% bonus.
Left and did indie etrm consulting in 2016 and bill at 140-200 per hour depending on terms. Have consistently been about 85-90% utilized on average. I feel like I am nearing the limit of what a year of working a job can generate. If I want to increase my wealth it would be via equity in a business. That’s the next goal.