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>they are unlikely to get much more at a real company It depends on the school. For my friends going into software out of college, 90k was towards the bottom e
by smeyer 12y ago
>they are unlikely to get much more at a real company
It depends on the school. For my friends going into software out of college, 90k was towards the bottom end (the top end was more like 200k).
- lsc 12y agoyeah, I'm talking about a normal uni. I'm sure if you go to Stanford (and/or have parents who could get you into Stanford) the world looks like a very different place. Of the people I know, $130K+ is a reasonable salary, with some experience under your belt. Out of college, you are looking at $80-$85K cash (maybe $90K if you convert stock and other bits to cash) I do know a small handful of technical people who can pull off $200K plus, but they are experienced and staggeringly good, and have proved that they are staggeringly good. It's not something that your regular programmer can expect.