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koolraj09
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Hey all,
I think that if you work for a firm, the amount of value you add to your firm decides the pay you get.
But there's always this discussion that "Why Software/IT/Coding Jobs are payed higher?" compared to some core jobs like electrical or mechanical design engineers?
I think that if you work for a firm, the amount of value you add to your firm decides the pay you get.
But there's always this discussion that "Why Software/IT/Coding Jobs are payed higher?" compared to some core jobs like electrical or mechanical design engineers?