/S/a/l/a/r/y/ ... er... I mean rates
Gene Kim-Eng
techwr at genek.com
Tue Dec 5 11:09:06 MST 2006
Not necessarily. I know a number of individual contributor
TWs with salaries in this range across the country, though
all are in high income/cost metro areas. What they bring
to the table instead of project or group management skills
are highly specialized technical backgrounds. There is a
world of people writing in fields like medical device/
pharma/bioinformatics, high-energy physics and other
highly technical fields who are not well represented by
postings to this and other lists that tend to be populated
by software writers..
Gene Kim-Eng
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> Now if somebody is making $110K to $120K, even in
> Nu Yoke, for essentially what I do all day, then yes,
> they've got a cushy deal. Don't hear about them, though.
> Anybody making those bucks is not being a TW. They're
> being a manager of a TW group, or a project manager
> or something-or-other with more responsibility.
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