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I'm confused by your argument, because I'd consider making $200K/yr to be firmly on the side of wealthy. Also, I think he was talking about the circumstances be
by BalinKing 5y ago
I'm confused by your argument, because I'd consider making $200K/yr to be firmly on the side of wealthy. Also, I think he was talking about the circumstances being unremarkable, not the people themselves.
(Minor note, since you brought it up: it's spelled "Caltech".)
- rejectedandsad 5y agoId wager if you asked most of your graduating classmates if $200k@25 is impressive, most or all would say no. That’s a new grad’s total compensation and I’m several years in already. Appreciate the correction on spelling. I’m more a Midwest guy myself.
- f00zz 5y agoYou should negotiate working remotely and move out of the US, with that kind of income you could live like a king in most of the rest of the planet. I'm not even being snarky
- juve935 5y agolol with that income you'd live like a king in most of the US
- jakelazaroff 5y agoWhere on earth did you go to school? Most people I know — even in tech — aren’t making $200k well into their 30s.