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14 year software engineer datapower Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. Seeing some of the salaries on here makes me feel underpaid. Work on IBM datapower at 100k but job is a breeze now but took time to get to that level of ease. Good pay for Columbia SC though. guess the question is should i seek elsewhere? venture out?
Got an offer from Amazon but didn't get selected on H1-B. Currently on L1-B with another company. What can I do now? I can't really go to another country because my wife is employed here.
1. Is there a way for me to retain the offer until the next H1-B lottery?
2. My offer from Amazon was 50% higher than what I make now. Can I ask my current employer to match it?
I got the job at META! So happy!!!
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Hey if the title brings a salary bump I say embrace it. Somehow I don’t think my salary would be quite the same if it was “note taking bitch” lol
LOOLLL PM1 you deffo have a point, I think titles mean more than we realize
[cont] It’s just ridiculous.. and upsets me for whatever reason
Just means you claim to be able to handle both backend and frontend work. No more, no less. Don't see a problem. Think it's obvious enough that not a single soul will know how to work with every tech stack ever.
If someone is a full stack developer, I see them more as a sys dev who’s focused on breadth. Also, AWS is a large collection of services and various stacks.
Ya it is I know. But for the most part that’s the stack.
Ford is the land of: c# (Microsoft sync)/ c++ (Argo), unity (infotainment systems), and powershell scripts to run on all these Microsoft based systems (or “Microsoft adjacent” with unity since unity runs on windows)
Of course there are other tech stacks in both company’s, but based on my job searching and interviewing with all sorts of company’s lately (including Amazon — so i know they’re all bout Java there ha) I’m learning the high level tech stacks at these company’s.
Both ford and Amazon have iOS developers too, it’s not “in the spotlight” I’d say as much as their core products. Is my thought process. But ya — THIS conversation exactly is why the term “full stack engineer” is just ridiculous to me.
I have never actually been a “full stack developer” on my official job title, always just SWE. I know people use it to describe backend and front end, but if we want to get technical the “full stack” ranges all the way from the tiny silicon transistors all the way up to the client’s monitor lol.
I don't care for it, but sometimes it's needed to fulfill job descriptions.