Question: Is the market in SF so inundated with CF Developers that a SENIOR CF
developer can only get 70-80k? Is this what everyone is seeing elsewhere? How
could someone live on that in SF with the way cost of living is there? You
would have to be a two-income household if you wanted to own
I was thinking the same thing. Isn't San Fran like one of the top 5 most
expensive cities to live in in the US? developers in GA can make this kind
of salary and its far cheaper to live here for sure.
DK
On 8/22/06, Dave Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Question: Is the market in SF so
I do not know what the cost of living is in SF these days but imagine it has
not gone down since I looked into it a couple years back. So that does seem
really low to me but it has been my experience that often time job postings
get one title/description when in fact the job itself is something en
Yep.. a 1000 square foot home is going to cost about $300K there.
$80K there is like making $40K or lower in Texas.
I think that Cali real estate bubble is about to burst soon tho. All
those interest only loans are going to start caving in on themselves.
--Phillip
Quoting Douglas Knudsen <[E
I think you're right on the money Dave. I think the best thing for all of us
cf'ers is not get pidgeon-holed as a CF developer. The C#/.NET and Java jobs
are very plentiful and as far as I can tell, they make well above what CF
programmers make (senior level).
-Phillip
>I'd love to hear eve
Senior CF programmer here, living in SF. It doesn't really cost me
more to live here than it did in my last location, however, here I
have 400 square foot studio apartment with one tiny window overlooking
an alley, and there I had a 4 bedroom house with 3/4 acre yard.
I haven't encountered an ab
