$36k before overtime. That was my entry level salary at a boutique software firm and they bumped my salary to $40k the following year and $45k the year after that for fear of losing me.
This is peanuts compared to the value-add you're generating in billables/sales. Nobody should be earning less than $25/hr. Certainly not with the cost of living right now.
I saw $18 and was like "damn that's a lot." Then I crunched the numbers and it's $5000 less than I make. As a public school teacher.
Exploitation, we love it folks.
$36k before overtime. That was my entry level salary at a boutique software firm and they bumped my salary to $40k the following year and $45k the year after that for fear of losing me.
This is peanuts compared to the value-add you're generating in billables/sales. Nobody should be earning less than $25/hr. Certainly not with the cost of living right now.