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Anonymous

Stealth • 9m

Do you think dev salaries are justified? Provided all they do is wear big glasses, have zero human Interaction, and write code which most tier 2, tier 3 engineering students can do after taking a decent course and upon that it requires absolutely ZERO creativity. Till when do you think devs will cowgirl their way through the big comp wave?

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JP

Stealth • 9m

If its so easy and anyone can do it with just “decent course”. Then why don’t you do it and earn significantly higher salary? What’s stopping you mate..

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Anonymous 9

Stealth • 9m

It’s not just about coding. There’s a great deal of engineering going on behind the scenes to scale and maintain the systems. And that is what makes the dev salaries justifiable.

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Apoorva Kumar

Stealth • 9m

The engineers creativity is at a very deep level. Please don’t judge this way. If you dont know. First come to the ground and then think about it.

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Apoorva Kumar

Stealth • 9m

Yes Engineers justify their salaries. Why ? 1. They are doing critical job of actually building the product. 2. Devs are the expensive resource for the company. 3. Read this blog to understand about engineers- https://blog.apoorvakumar.com/the-unsung-heroes-why-engineers-are-the-heartbeat-of-product/

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Utkarsh Kushagra

Stealth • 9m

Some developer wrote the code and developed this platform so that you can come here and share your first-world intellectual ideas, just like you did. This irony should be enough to explain why devs make what they make

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Aakash Dave

Stealth • 9m

Mostly Developer really don't justify his salary

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Atlan • 9m

A poorly paid unskilled person ranting on skilled, hardworking coders xD LFG!

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Amazon • 9m

Who said coding doesn’t require creativity? Ask any coder and you’ll understand how creative you have to be with problem solving and optimisations in code to be able to do this job properly.

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 9m

Ikr, such an overhyped profession. If companies would start paying other roles better, they’d do much better instead of inflating techies ka egos.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 9m

Yep. In 2024, absolutely justified because we didn't get a raise since 2022 😭

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 9m

Yes I think it is justified. And yes not anyone can write good code after doing a course. Their is huge skill gap which no one talks about in this industry.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 9m

It was too much till 2022 and then the market corrected.

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Udaan • 9m

I tried switching recently and wasn’t even getting 75% of my current salary. Your assumption is wrong.

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