I have been in the industry for about 18 years. Starting as a QA, then DevOps, and for last 11 years I am a developer. To be developer it took me 5-6 years attending local university after work, and the role and thought process is definetely way complicated than QA or DevOps have.
I have noticed that nowadays QA can get almost identical salary, while DevOps could get even more. What’s happened why companies don’t catch up with the salaries? I understand that there are developers who basicaly just know the syntax of some particular language and unaware of the science behind it. However, I feel like industry just normalize all the salaries among engineers in IT world.
Hence my question why do you think it’s happened? So QA in our team can get 130k Base and the Developer $140k base?
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I’ve never seen QA engineers get paid as highly as standard SWEs, but that’s just anecdote.
Is the full compensation package similar as well?