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I dunno if I agree with this. I feel like I've got a nice combination of the three. I make median wages for "lead full stack developer" role at a company with
by mmmpop 5y ago
I dunno if I agree with this. I feel like I've got a nice combination of the three.
I make median wages for "lead full stack developer" role at a company with no central office (I live in the middle of nowhere.) I also have a fairly good amount of autonomy and authority, and do work that borders on "fun" more often than not.
Maybe you could say that I have no "status" compared to some pedigreed, Fortune 500 C-suite type but that doesn't really interest me so much. I come from a working class Appalachian family so I have a pretty low bar of "status" which really just means "professional respect" to me.
- 3qz 5y agoMost people also wouldn’t consider standard full stack development highly stimulating
- goodpoint 4y ago>> > high paying, high status, highly stimulating work > I make median wages So it's not "high paying". > do work that borders on "fun" more often than not That sound a quite far from "highly stimulating work". > I have a pretty low bar of "status" ...you made my point.
- mmmpop 4y ago>> So it's not "high paying". Median full-stack developer making median city wages in the country? Okay. >> That sound a quite far from "highly stimulating work". No it doesn't. >> I have a pretty low bar of "status" Yeah well, what's yours?