#payscale

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Someone needs to introduce PayScale to the concept of "unknown unknowns," as all this suggests is that there is one or more variable(s) they haven't yet identified and accounted for. One of which may well be the dataset itself. With such a massive dataset as "all pay data in the US," you can't control for all human variables and expect to get it down to zero.

Willing to bet they didn't control for the "they/them" people, most of whom are women, for starters.

What you need to know as a #developer to #raiseyourpay #completedevpod

You probably would like to make more money. If for no other reason, the constant inflation and soaring costs in critical parts of the economy (healthcare, housing, college, childcare and the like) mean that if you aren’t reguarly increasing your pay rate, you are actually losing purchasing power over time. Even food prices are on the rise.

If you would like to have a decent quality of life over…