> It has never been as good as the last 10 years to enter the programming workforce. The last 10 years of ballooning salaries are a mirage perpetuated by the F

> It has never been as good as the last 10 years to enter the programming workforce. The last 10 years of ballooning salaries are a mirage perpetuated by the FED's irresponsible quantitative easing. Who cares if you're making $180k when an entry-level house in your area costs $2 million. Not to mention that the people making that much in the first job is a fraction of a fraction of the workforce.