throwawaywork14

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by throwawaywork14 5y ago
I am able to fit all my work into 4 days and make 275~. I think that is tough to have in a single company. Unless you are FAANG and even then, I doubt you’d be at 4 days. I’m curious how your hard work was able to get you such substantial r
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by throwawaywork14 5y ago
I would make sure the contract work is a skill area you are very comfortable with. Since it is only a contract, I wouldn’t necessarily be opposed to leaving that quickly. But I would prefer to stay for 3-6 months at least. I originally was
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by throwawaywork14 5y ago
Exactly, if they’re doing a good job, how will you know. You are biased because you’ve found people out, you don’t know how many others are doing extra work on the side, that you don’t ever catch.
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by throwawaywork14 5y ago
Not every place is a startup first off, there’s many companies that hire separate frontend, backend, every little thing is a separate team. I’ve found these places to be the easiest workplace to get work done in less time. Finding the secon
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by throwawaywork14 5y ago
I disagree with this wholeheartedly. If you are constantly doing the work of multiple devs, you get zero reward in this industry. Instead, put that extra focus into side work and side projects. If you’re good enough you can even be honest w
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by throwawaywork14 5y ago
The easiest way to make a lot more money… Get a job making 120-180 but 4 days a week. It is possible to do this. Make sure it is not an exciting company, but rather a corporate, slow moving one. Now you can pick up a contract making 100+ pe