handbanana

17 ms·

151.
by handbanana 9y ago
that 75-90 seems right, but I know several in Austin/Houston that are not senior level (and have just a few years exp) making low six figure salaries. I would think the range for senior is closer to half of your 250-400, though. Howeve
152.
by handbanana 9y ago
I was hoping the winking face would have led readers to understand that my suggestion was made in jest. My point was: Many are dogmatic about tests these days, and I find it refreshing there are no tests. Tests can be added later for someth
153.
by handbanana 9y ago
I see where your coming from, but I disagree. This isn't a new OS, its a tiny charts library/utility. I'm more inclined to contribute because there are no tests. Either way, someone could PR tests if they wished. Perhaps your
154.
by handbanana 9y ago
doesn't work/10. Just the header and welcome message displaying, regardless of where I click
155.
by handbanana 9y ago
Developer for 2 relatively small Saas apps (< 50k users). Not in remotely the same industry as each other. One privately held, one not. I don’t think it’s industry specific or particularly common, but I’ve had a couple of job offers and
156.
by handbanana 9y ago
I have unlimited and I am taking 35 days off this year. Not including the 9 days paid holidays I get. I took around 30 last year and had 10 paid holidays. My previous company gave us 24 days PTO, no paid holidays (we could choose which holi
157.
by handbanana 9y ago
Did you go to a .NET bootcamp?
158.
by handbanana 9y ago
A lot of the other comments mention valid reasons for this. In my experience many of these folks are rails, js, or purely frontend devs. These circles seem to have a lower entry to those titles, for whatever reason. I feel comfortable in sa
159.
by handbanana 9y ago
From my experience, smaller private companies do. They don't have the prestige/money etc to attract top talent
160.
by handbanana 9y ago
I'd list the certificates and the projects. Obviously the projects are going to be more beneficial (job seeking and knowledge wise). The bootcamp I went to did a group project at the end (that was a complete failure and waste of time)
161.
by handbanana 9y ago
Finished bootcamp mid 2014, currently a Software Developer (full stack) making 105k base (110k total package) with some great benefits (and no state income tax). I had zero background before the bootcamp, and the bootcamp itself was pretty