I'm glad it's out there - for most people, the 'boring' software dev career at a larger tech company is better off financially at critical junctions in your lif

I'm glad it's out there - for most people, the 'boring' software dev career at a larger tech company is better off financially at critical junctions in your life and often lets you solve more challenging/advanced problems as compared to doing accounting/sales/pm/hr/dev work all by yourself. I've been following an ex-googler who reached $30k in revenue after two years (total), compared to his previous salary+options of around $225k/year. But most importantly you're not stressed out as much.