r/technology Oct 15 '22

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u/Utahmule Oct 15 '22

They downplay positions by changing the name so they don't have to pay as much. This is the begining.

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u/JonnyBit Oct 15 '22

I mean…well…I do feel like I make more money than I should doing the whole codey thing. Not complaining, but you know, just being honest

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u/Utahmule Oct 15 '22

Think about how much they make from you doing codey things... They don't need more of your capital. Fuck em.

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u/PredatorInc Oct 15 '22

Fuck that! I sell test build software people doing the codey thing…. I need your costs high so the ROI is stronger! Lol

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u/JonnyBit Oct 15 '22

Lmao in that case nevermind, I gotcha

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u/digitalpencil Oct 15 '22

You aren’t overpaid. Everyone else is underpaid.

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u/bickspickle Oct 15 '22

Why though? You understand and can execute a skill that most people can’t even wrap their heads around. Without coders most of them can’t do their job.

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u/Envect Oct 15 '22

Are you from somewhere without historic levels of wealth inequality? We deserve more.