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And programmers in the City make >100k. Not all of them, of course, but many. And 80k is average.
by sz4kerto 11y ago
And programmers in the City make >100k. Not all of them, of course, but many. And 80k is average.
- nkassis 11y agoThat still seems low given the cost of living in London + comparing to finance devs in the US in similar markets.
- GordyMD 11y agoI imagine he's talking in £ not $.
- nkassis 11y agoI guess I had my conversion rate a bit wrong, 80,000 is about 124891.20 according to google. That seems about on par from my anecdotal evidence.
- Symbiote 11y agoWhen I told my mum my salary she dropped the phone. It's roughly double what she was earning at the end of her career as a senior subject teacher, and more than what the headteacher at her large school earned. In don't work in the City, but they also get bonuses (in return for long hours?). They also get 25-28 days holiday, as is standard, unlimited sick leave etc, which should be taken into account when comparing with the States. http://www.nasuwt.org.uk/consum/groups/public/@salariespensionsconditions/documents/nas_download/nasuwt_012875.pdf http://www.nasuwt.org.uk/consum/groups/public/@salariespensi...