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Thank you! Yes this is an important point. I don't mention it there, but I do control for full-time vs part-time vs. self-employed in my analysis. I'll cover

Thank you! Yes this is an important point. I don't mention it there, but I do control for full-time vs part-time vs. self-employed in my analysis. I'll cover this in a coming post, but full-time and self-employed developers make very similar amounts on average, with a slight benefit for full-time employed. I cannot control for the tax effects unfortunately, as I have no data on taxes paid.

jt2190 6y ago
> I cannot control for the tax effects unfortunately, as I have no data on taxes paid. In that case I suggest separating the "Independent contractor, freelancer, or self-employed" group from the , "Employed Full Time" and "Employed part-time" groups. [1] The way that contractors are compensated is significantly different from how employees are compensated. [1] https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#work-_-employment-status https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#work-_-employ...