On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 9:11 AM, David McGuigan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Ok just wondering, because this is how I read that post:
>
> "Hey guys I found a CF job for $20 an hour :( :( :(  I can't effing believe
> that every CF job on Earth doesn't pay AT LEAST 1 Million Dollars per hour.
> This is stupid right? ColdFusion is stupid now right?"

I.... I don't see how you can see that in my post... I'm honestly
trying, but I don't follow.. That's pretty much has nothing to do with
what I posted.

What I was trying to say is that I usually work for $50 an hour. If a
company contracted me out to (let's say.. Valve) for $20/hr, I would
lower my rate of pay to go work that company (especially when you get
every game on steam for it and they have on-call massages available.
Yes, I'm being serious).

So if $20/hr + perks means I am making more then $50/hr, then I'll
take the cut in pay for the extras (and the prestige of working
there).

I, in no way, think CF is stupid. I just got off a contract for
$40/hr. for 6 months. The length of time of the contract helped me
decide to go to $40 an hour. CF right now is keeping me working. :)
That's a good thing in my mind.

> You could always not take that job and look for something $$$ier.

I'm ALWAYS looking for more work. Even if I'm working for the $50/hr.,
if someone comes along and offers me $80/hr., I'll take it (finishing
up my initial contract of course).

> I personally know some full time students that work at CF jobs that start at
> $13 an hour, and some pros that work at salaried gigs that equate to about
> $70 an hour.

As do I. The 13-20/hr. I hear about are the people I'm usually called
on to clean up after. Spaghetti code and such. Usually, I tell clients
to nuke it from orbit to be sure and they agree. Once I have their
site back up to how it should be (usually taking less time then the
other guy), they are happy to pay the last part of the invoice. Hence
my "You get what you pay for"

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