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Technology: It's Where the Jobs Are

30 点作者 zen53将近 17 年前

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timr将近 17 年前
What they don't tell you: the cities with the tech jobs are disproportionately expensive.<p>For example, cost of living in San Francisco is anywhere from 60-100% higher than most other parts of the US. Same goes for New York, Seattle and Boston. Even Boulder is fairly expensive.<p>Jobs in San Francisco, in particular, are not cost-effective. Sure, you get paid more, but the differential is rarely enough to make up for the increase in the cost of living. A $100k job in San Francisco (where rent on a one-bedroom apartment is easily $1500/month) is roughly equivalent to a $60k job in Seattle.<p>That said, San Francisco is gorgeous. It's probably worth a hit to your earning power to live there...at least while you're young and single.
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dmix将近 17 年前
If your developing web applications its completely possible to be self-taught and produce high quality applications.<p>I was always into technology and was doing PHP + MySQL professionally before I left high school. I still decided to go to college for business. So I learn a lot of valuable business insight I would of normally overlooked.<p>The one thing I regret is that I didn't have the chance to be surrounded by intelligent tech-savvy people; instead its mostly just kids who belong in high-school who will fit well into their boring corporate jobs.
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tialys将近 17 年前
Ha! And they told me I'd never make a career out of spending all my time on a computer.<p>This makes me glad I picked Computer Science!
ryanb将近 17 年前
I graduated with a BS in Finance a year ago and have been working as a financial analyst with a Fortune 500 company this past year. The pay is certainly good but the work is totally unfulfilling for me. The one positive takeaway is that I've learned a bit about the inner workings of Corporate America.<p>Can anyone offer any advice on making the leap to becoming a web developer (with a background in a different field)? I've coded as a hobby since before I was a teenager (I'm 22), and I've worked on a number of freelance web projects as of late. I figure the best way to go is to build up a strong portfolio of my own projects before applying for a gig that I want at a web company. I would also consider searching out a junior position in order to gain experience.
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rockstar9将近 17 年前
They are using surveys from 2006 to predict future of 2008?