QUOTE(dewill @ Jan 28 2018, 03:02 PM)
just a number of programmer is enjoying the salary while the rest is earning peanut and less than marketing executive inclusive high commission.
Is this really true?
Me and my colleague earn quite well (in Malaysia).
I earn 10k as a team lead (3.5 years experience) and my colleagues (some 2 years and some > 5 years) are also doing pretty well (well above 5-8k).
I'm pretty sure if you just know how to code you won't grow financially and knowledge wise. Add more verticals by expanding into other stuff like software architecture and devops or maybe even testing.
There are a lot of mediocre developers and it's quite easy to climb up the ladder if you really enjoy it and continuously strive to grow day to day.
My best advice for beginners is don't settle for huge corporations too early, you don't learn much that way.
Ease in with the small companies get a feel for building something from scratch. Once you are tired of that life then go for MNCs/Enterprise with your experience and leverage and enjoy a slow and easy life.
This post has been edited by lightonokira: Jan 28 2018, 05:27 PM