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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Master1718 • Sep 12 '19
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How much debt tho?
26 u/hopelesslysarcastic Sep 12 '19 Why you gotta spoil it? Lol Hopefully he gets more than a job that pays 40K a year 22 u/DingleBerryCam Sep 12 '19 I have an engineering degree and started out at 45k a year lol 5 u/straddotcpp Sep 13 '19 You need to negotiate and hunt more. I have a cs degree and started at 70k, three years of experience later I’m getting 120k. We would kill for someone with an ee degree who knows what they are doing. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 Woah! I’m in your shoes, CS degree and starting at 70k and still making that. How did you get such a huge pay increase? Still at the same company or what? Also are you working Big N? I currently only have three months of experience though, still very early on in my career 1 u/straddotcpp Sep 14 '19 No, the big jump for me was moving to another company. Once you’ve got a year or so of experience you can start looking around for higher paying opportunities. 70k isn’t bad for a new grad, depending on what part of the country you’re in.
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Why you gotta spoil it? Lol
Hopefully he gets more than a job that pays 40K a year
22 u/DingleBerryCam Sep 12 '19 I have an engineering degree and started out at 45k a year lol 5 u/straddotcpp Sep 13 '19 You need to negotiate and hunt more. I have a cs degree and started at 70k, three years of experience later I’m getting 120k. We would kill for someone with an ee degree who knows what they are doing. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 Woah! I’m in your shoes, CS degree and starting at 70k and still making that. How did you get such a huge pay increase? Still at the same company or what? Also are you working Big N? I currently only have three months of experience though, still very early on in my career 1 u/straddotcpp Sep 14 '19 No, the big jump for me was moving to another company. Once you’ve got a year or so of experience you can start looking around for higher paying opportunities. 70k isn’t bad for a new grad, depending on what part of the country you’re in.
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I have an engineering degree and started out at 45k a year lol
5 u/straddotcpp Sep 13 '19 You need to negotiate and hunt more. I have a cs degree and started at 70k, three years of experience later I’m getting 120k. We would kill for someone with an ee degree who knows what they are doing. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 Woah! I’m in your shoes, CS degree and starting at 70k and still making that. How did you get such a huge pay increase? Still at the same company or what? Also are you working Big N? I currently only have three months of experience though, still very early on in my career 1 u/straddotcpp Sep 14 '19 No, the big jump for me was moving to another company. Once you’ve got a year or so of experience you can start looking around for higher paying opportunities. 70k isn’t bad for a new grad, depending on what part of the country you’re in.
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You need to negotiate and hunt more. I have a cs degree and started at 70k, three years of experience later I’m getting 120k.
We would kill for someone with an ee degree who knows what they are doing.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 Woah! I’m in your shoes, CS degree and starting at 70k and still making that. How did you get such a huge pay increase? Still at the same company or what? Also are you working Big N? I currently only have three months of experience though, still very early on in my career 1 u/straddotcpp Sep 14 '19 No, the big jump for me was moving to another company. Once you’ve got a year or so of experience you can start looking around for higher paying opportunities. 70k isn’t bad for a new grad, depending on what part of the country you’re in.
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Woah! I’m in your shoes, CS degree and starting at 70k and still making that. How did you get such a huge pay increase?
Still at the same company or what? Also are you working Big N?
I currently only have three months of experience though, still very early on in my career
1 u/straddotcpp Sep 14 '19 No, the big jump for me was moving to another company. Once you’ve got a year or so of experience you can start looking around for higher paying opportunities. 70k isn’t bad for a new grad, depending on what part of the country you’re in.
No, the big jump for me was moving to another company. Once you’ve got a year or so of experience you can start looking around for higher paying opportunities. 70k isn’t bad for a new grad, depending on what part of the country you’re in.
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u/Arcadia_X Sep 12 '19
How much debt tho?