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If you're still being paid like a mid-level dev after 10 years, you owe it to yourself to look for a new job and get a massive pay raise. My original plan was
by wccrawford 4y ago
If you're still being paid like a mid-level dev after 10 years, you owe it to yourself to look for a new job and get a massive pay raise.
My original plan was to stay 3 years at my first company, and then change jobs for a raise. I ended up staying 5 because they gave me great raises for the first 3... And then screwed me on 2 years, at which point I knew I should have left at 3 after all.
After that it gets murkier, but in general if you aren't seeing really nice pay raises every 3 years, you can get it by changing companies.
- giantg2 4y agoI don't have the skills to change jobs and I have some home life restrictions too. At this point I'd rather just quiet quit.