Software Developer Salaries

Software Developer Salaries

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[berinahodzic]

I have a question. I'm a girl. In college. Crazy in love with technology. I feel like I'm not pushing myself enough. Right now I just study for college, read books, watch shows and fantasize about what my life could be. I have all these ideas and projects I wanna start, stuff I wanna learn on my own, but I'm terrified. My fear of failure and not being good enough is stopping me from doing what I wanna do. How do I get over that? I'm not close with anyone who works in the tech industry. I don't know anyone who can help me or give me advice. And doing things alone is scary. I feel stupid just for asking this xD

[GmoneyMozart]

If more people discussed their salaries employers wouldn’t be able to low ball people.

[levyshi]

Jesus, 30 years old. I thought he'd be like 24 LOOL. That's coming from a 20 year old asian guy too.

[kaiser_michelle]

Thanks for posting this! Perfect timing because I’m getting ready to accept an offer in a few days!

[biskit]

Wow $150k, 7 years after school. You are the man bro! Make sure you are saving a ton and become super wealthy! Awesome!

[trapcracker]

Thanks for the transparency Dave. I know it’s personal, but money is the whole reason people get jobs. Your career is supposed to be a return on investment of your college degree. I know it’s the number one thing I want to know when I hear someone’s career.

[NicosRap]

Can you do a video on how stressful the job is?

[Aqsa]

Wow I thought you were in your early twenties. You look really young.
And thank you for sharing this information. It's really insightful 😊

[raofthesun]

Dope vid brotha! I’m 23, graduated hs in 2012 and am just now going to start college 2018 spring. Going for a software engineering major in Cali!

[MrBamshy]

Thanks for sharing! Takes courage to be this open. Much appreciated!!!

[young]

I should have negotiated my first job salary. They offered me 60 and I just accepted right away.

[AlexOkoli]

What kind of dev were you in these roles? (Frontend, Backend etc.)

[iitzRichard]

Thanks for sharing. I think it would be awesome if you make videos regarding how interviews changed/ what they consisted of throughout the different levels (entry, Jr, Senior) of your career.

[RubinaMerchant]

Thanks for your honesty! May you remain humble and successful.

[NorthernNights-ok]

I'm starting to understand that getting 60k in South Carolina for my first SE job with no college or boot camp is a bigger deal than I thought.

Thank you so much for this video, it helps me put things into perspective.

[olacole]

That's legit boss. Thanks for sharing these information to us.

[numberrunner]

...region matters too...the CoL in CA and NY is pretty high and I've always believed that people making 60k to mid 70k in the southern states could live about the same as people making 90k-100k in those two....don't know how accurate this is nowadays...

[jamesthompson]

Thanks for the video as always, Dave!

[PumpFix]

I'm currently on my self taught journey and hearing this motivates me a little more even though I may not be making close to that much when i get hired since I'm not going to College but thanks for the transparancy and for the extra motivation.

[doublegamer]

$70000 a year second year in technology. No degree just some certificates. I do need some contract support if you live in New mexico.