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Maybe he meant 100k/year? That would be below market in the US for a web dev with 8 years experience. Lack of degree is pretty meaningless if you can actually c
by lnanek2 13y ago
Maybe he meant 100k/year? That would be below market in the US for a web dev with 8 years experience. Lack of degree is pretty meaningless if you can actually code. I'd happily hire him full time for a full year just helping with games and fun web projects of my own for $10k/year, lol. On eLance I end up paying more like $5k a month for an active project for a single developer.
- dubious 13y agoI wish it was 100k. :) But no, just 10k/y.