>You could make more as a developer; you could make more as a lawyer, but you're a develawyer (or a lawyeroper) and a non-linearity should apply. Haha, thanks.

>You could make more as a developer; you could make more as a lawyer, but you're a develawyer (or a lawyeroper) and a non-linearity should apply. Haha, thanks. I'll keep those Avodocs and Rebase in mind to apply to. Are you suggesting I apply to consultancies in general that build sophisticated/specialized software for companies they can't build in-house properly if they tried, and work in whatever capacity, and build some tech to solve some problems re: the legal aspects of the work?