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June 18, 2010 at 11:48 AM #17593June 18, 2010 at 12:45 PM #566875
KSMountain
ParticipantThe guess I made myself before opening and reading the initial post was $105k. I’m in the San Diego area.
So no, it doesn’t sound too outrageous to me, although you might use the term “overall compensation package” as opposed to pure salary.
Who knows though, it seems like there’s a “perceived value” phenomenon – the more you have the gall to ask for, the more qualified folks assume you to be. Weird.
June 18, 2010 at 12:45 PM #566971KSMountain
ParticipantThe guess I made myself before opening and reading the initial post was $105k. I’m in the San Diego area.
So no, it doesn’t sound too outrageous to me, although you might use the term “overall compensation package” as opposed to pure salary.
Who knows though, it seems like there’s a “perceived value” phenomenon – the more you have the gall to ask for, the more qualified folks assume you to be. Weird.
June 18, 2010 at 12:45 PM #567478KSMountain
ParticipantThe guess I made myself before opening and reading the initial post was $105k. I’m in the San Diego area.
So no, it doesn’t sound too outrageous to me, although you might use the term “overall compensation package” as opposed to pure salary.
Who knows though, it seems like there’s a “perceived value” phenomenon – the more you have the gall to ask for, the more qualified folks assume you to be. Weird.
June 18, 2010 at 12:45 PM #567586KSMountain
ParticipantThe guess I made myself before opening and reading the initial post was $105k. I’m in the San Diego area.
So no, it doesn’t sound too outrageous to me, although you might use the term “overall compensation package” as opposed to pure salary.
Who knows though, it seems like there’s a “perceived value” phenomenon – the more you have the gall to ask for, the more qualified folks assume you to be. Weird.
June 18, 2010 at 12:45 PM #567863KSMountain
ParticipantThe guess I made myself before opening and reading the initial post was $105k. I’m in the San Diego area.
So no, it doesn’t sound too outrageous to me, although you might use the term “overall compensation package” as opposed to pure salary.
Who knows though, it seems like there’s a “perceived value” phenomenon – the more you have the gall to ask for, the more qualified folks assume you to be. Weird.
June 18, 2010 at 3:14 PM #566958Coronita
ParticipantImho it’s low for Orange country.
Let’s just say equivalent here in san diego two years ago was about $125, excluding a 20%-25% bonus annual that was almost yearly guarenteed. That’s how much someone I was managing was getting comped.Then again, I think it’s the economy.
It depends on how many years and experience. The person has about 10yrs.
Now, if this is a defense company, it will be about 10-15% lower, and probably a marginal bonus…Let’s just say that when I was a smaller architect role, my comps were more than some directors were at a defense company. Defense pay stinks, even at the C level.
People still use spring/hibernate/ejb3/jboss?
June 18, 2010 at 3:14 PM #567054Coronita
ParticipantImho it’s low for Orange country.
Let’s just say equivalent here in san diego two years ago was about $125, excluding a 20%-25% bonus annual that was almost yearly guarenteed. That’s how much someone I was managing was getting comped.Then again, I think it’s the economy.
It depends on how many years and experience. The person has about 10yrs.
Now, if this is a defense company, it will be about 10-15% lower, and probably a marginal bonus…Let’s just say that when I was a smaller architect role, my comps were more than some directors were at a defense company. Defense pay stinks, even at the C level.
People still use spring/hibernate/ejb3/jboss?
June 18, 2010 at 3:14 PM #567560Coronita
ParticipantImho it’s low for Orange country.
Let’s just say equivalent here in san diego two years ago was about $125, excluding a 20%-25% bonus annual that was almost yearly guarenteed. That’s how much someone I was managing was getting comped.Then again, I think it’s the economy.
It depends on how many years and experience. The person has about 10yrs.
Now, if this is a defense company, it will be about 10-15% lower, and probably a marginal bonus…Let’s just say that when I was a smaller architect role, my comps were more than some directors were at a defense company. Defense pay stinks, even at the C level.
People still use spring/hibernate/ejb3/jboss?
June 18, 2010 at 3:14 PM #567668Coronita
ParticipantImho it’s low for Orange country.
Let’s just say equivalent here in san diego two years ago was about $125, excluding a 20%-25% bonus annual that was almost yearly guarenteed. That’s how much someone I was managing was getting comped.Then again, I think it’s the economy.
It depends on how many years and experience. The person has about 10yrs.
Now, if this is a defense company, it will be about 10-15% lower, and probably a marginal bonus…Let’s just say that when I was a smaller architect role, my comps were more than some directors were at a defense company. Defense pay stinks, even at the C level.
People still use spring/hibernate/ejb3/jboss?
June 18, 2010 at 3:14 PM #567945Coronita
ParticipantImho it’s low for Orange country.
Let’s just say equivalent here in san diego two years ago was about $125, excluding a 20%-25% bonus annual that was almost yearly guarenteed. That’s how much someone I was managing was getting comped.Then again, I think it’s the economy.
It depends on how many years and experience. The person has about 10yrs.
Now, if this is a defense company, it will be about 10-15% lower, and probably a marginal bonus…Let’s just say that when I was a smaller architect role, my comps were more than some directors were at a defense company. Defense pay stinks, even at the C level.
People still use spring/hibernate/ejb3/jboss?
June 18, 2010 at 8:37 PM #567077fun4vnay2
Participant$120K for a 10 year experienced Java programmer is absolute fine. This is coming from a person with similar background.
June 18, 2010 at 8:37 PM #567173fun4vnay2
Participant$120K for a 10 year experienced Java programmer is absolute fine. This is coming from a person with similar background.
June 18, 2010 at 8:37 PM #567679fun4vnay2
Participant$120K for a 10 year experienced Java programmer is absolute fine. This is coming from a person with similar background.
June 18, 2010 at 8:37 PM #567783fun4vnay2
Participant$120K for a 10 year experienced Java programmer is absolute fine. This is coming from a person with similar background.
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