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> Everyone on the same level gets the same base pay … I am the only senior. So you’re not on the same level, so you get paid more? Except you don’t? That’s a c
by mock-possum 4y ago
> Everyone on the same level gets the same base pay … I am the only senior.
So you’re not on the same level, so you get paid more? Except you don’t? That’s a contradiction.
I’d start applying and interviewing elsewhere, and once you have an offer, decide which one you’d rather do. If you’re not happy where you’re at, don’t wait, start making a plan B now
- harvey9 4y agoThey said it's not a tech firm. I'd guess there is nobody else in the firm who understands anything that team does, and therefore there is an assumption that all developers are interchangeable.
- jacknews 4y agoEvery firm is a tech firm if they have developers, it's just a question of if their tech generates revenue or is just a cost. Either way they need to pay developer rates, and have a developer seniority structure.
- soco 4y agoYeah they have probably one pay level for "developers" and that's it.