2026-10-08 17:06 UTC
Yes I agree. To reach my current comp in basically any field, it would be a 10 year grind.
I’m better off just sitting in tech and letting inflation eat away my TC over the next 20 years until it pays similar to other low-end eng work. But in the mean time I’ll make above-average while working 30 hours/week. Woe is me.
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@Tollana1234567@lemmy.today 2026-10-09 04:49
i was looking at CLS, which is health/biotech adjacent, doesnt need a grad degree, but it does require half a year of grad school. turns out everyone is trying to come to the west coast to get into the school for this program, so it made it super competitive, because only 9 schools teach it, but the income in the industry is reasonablly equivalent to a pharmD degree, fraction of the cost and time spent though.