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16351913 No.16351913 [Reply] [Original]

I have a programming job that I really like and has a decent pay.
A friend of mine said they are also looking for a programmer at their place and invited me in for an interview. I don't know anything about the new job including the pay

What should I look out for, and what should I ask? Also, at what salary should I jump ship? If it was 30% more I automatically would, but I am not sure about 5%

>> No.16351933

naahh he is just soooo cute
>*BOFFF BOFFF*
>*BABY SCREAMING FROM BEING MAULED*
It is just an isolated incident.
#NotAllPitbulls

>> No.16351935

>>16351913
check levels.fyi for what other people at your level/ years of experience are making on average and shoot for above average comp

>> No.16351946

>>16351935
if you're a new grad, expect 200k+ at good companies, 300+ for mid-level, 400+ is doable for senior but you have to interview well

>> No.16351988

>>16351935
>>16351946
Not American, I apparently make more than the average despite still being in college, but local stats are famously inaccurate

>> No.16352237

>>16351913
>job that I really like and has a decent pay.
5% increase is not worth risking giving up a place you like working at for a place that could be fucked