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Word of advice - you should try to avoid taking less than you're worth unless you really feel like you need to accept. If you find that you learn quickly, you
by Bahamut 13y ago
Word of advice - you should try to avoid taking less than you're worth unless you really feel like you need to accept. If you find that you learn quickly, you will want more $ & become dissatisfied that your salary doesn't match your capability.
You probably should be able to get a position for more than $50k I think. You have much more experience than I did it sounds like when I started, and I started at $51k.
It may be worthwhile to find a recruiter to help guide you in your first job search. They can help you navigate your way to a first position.
- gremlinsinc 13y agoAny advice on where to find a good recruiter? I'm willing to relocate to Utah, Washington State, Oregon, Austin/San Antonio, Colorado, Nevada.
- rhc2104 13y agoTry using AngelList, and filter to jobs in those locations. You can filter further by searching for node.js and Rails jobs.
- gremlinsinc 13y agoI did that today showed interest in a bunch of startups - I'd relocate to SF if cost of living weren't so high and I'm married looking for a family home < $200k. P.S. If you know anyone interested send them to my resume : http://resume.patrickcurl.com http://resume.patrickcurl.com
- rhc2104 13y agoDid you show interest in the startups willing to hire remote? A pretty large number of startups (in absolute terms, but not a large percentage) are willing to do that.