It all blurs together. It and devops will be significantly lower most of the time though. If you mean it contracting the rate is higher because of the unsteady work.
This is a fallacy. DevOps pays the same as developer pay in all top companies (even more at Google due to on calls), except for places like Amazon, because they follow the "you build it you run it" model, where the developers handle ops as well. Outside of top tier companies, DevOps pays way more than development.
It all blurs together. It and devops will be significantly lower most of the time though. If you mean it contracting the rate is higher because of the unsteady work.
This is a fallacy. DevOps pays the same as developer pay in all top companies (even more at Google due to on calls), except for places like Amazon, because they follow the "you build it you run it" model, where the developers handle ops as well. Outside of top tier companies, DevOps pays way more than development.