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> I'll remind you that new grads in the US are often paid substantially more than senior level developers in the EU. Yeah, ain't that right. I've been programm
by eurosenior 6y ago
> I'll remind you that new grads in the US are often paid substantially more than senior level developers in the EU.
Yeah, ain't that right. I've been programming for 20 years, worked as a lead developer/architect and have usually been among the most highly compensated technical people in companies I've worked for. And yet I have never seen anything close to the kind of money fresh grads get at FAANG.
On the other hand, if I landed a job paying 300k-400k USD a year, I'd probably just retire after 4-5 years.