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>> Egotistically, I don't even mind, it's just the salary hit that would be the main issue. This is whare I am right now. Even senior positions have dropped 50
by burningChrome 2mo ago
>> Egotistically, I don't even mind, it's just the salary hit that would be the main issue.
This is whare I am right now. Even senior positions have dropped 50-60K in range so I've effectively priced myself out of a lateral move because I would be taking a massive hit in salary for the same role I'm doing now. I'm currently at a company that continues to lay people off in lieu of offshore talent and AI. I'm stuck in a weird state of purgatory.
>> Should I just apply for a managerial role and in the cover letter state management is my intended path for growth?
I know many of my friends in senior dev roles have put their resume in Claude and said they were interested in moving into a management role and had Claude revamp their resume into something that was more management focused. Three of them were hired quite quickly not only based on their dev backgrounds with mentoring, training and light management of junior devs, but having enough emerging AI skills they said helped them close the deal.
- butlike 2mo agoInteresting. Thanks for that last anecdote. I feel you on the weird state of purgatory. I'm confident we'll find a path forward, though. Gotta keep your head up
- SauciestGNU 2mo agoI've decided to take that salary hit. I want to stay an IC and work somewhere that doesn't effectively require a 996 schedule to keep up with openclaw slop for PR count stack ranking purposes. It really depends on your financial situations, but I've seen the human cost of very high compensation jobs on myself and some things are worth more than money.