PseudoProgrammer

In this video matt will give you a list of some of the Career which doesn't required traditional College degree and all that BS

As he said that these are not "High Income Jobs", these are "High Income Skills"

The difference b/w "High Income Jobs" & "High Income Skills" is that "High Income Jobs" is specifically related to a role in the company and you could be fired from it

while "High Income Skills" are the skills that every company required Bcoz they want to grow their business

1.Full-stack developer
NATIONAL AVERAGE SALARY - $112K

Now you'll be asking in this era of wordpress and Wix why would someone hire a web developer...

Look in the video,He explain that point?

WHO'S THIS JOB FOR - A person who like to debug tons of lines of code plus a person who is kind of creative in nature

2.DIGITAL MARKETING
NATIONAL AVERAGE SALARY - $77K

Digital marketing is the art of selling stuff online..

Either through Google ads,Facebook ads or Instagram Ads

WHO'S THIS JOB FOR - Someone who likes to test things Bcoz a lot of the time you'll be doing a split testing.Other than this you should know little bit of psychology and as to how to persuade someone to buy something from you


3.COPYWRITING
NATIONAL AVERAGE SALARY - $112K

Copywriting is the art of persuading someone to but through writing

exactly!

WHO'S THIS JOB FOR - someone who likes to write a lot

4.DATA SCIENTIST
NATIONAL AVERAGE SALARY - $112K

These are the programmers who clean all the data to make some senseful conclusion that will help the company to grow faster.

WHO'S THIS JOB FOR - For all the math guys out there Bcoz these is really heavy on math & statistics and all that stuff

So here are the 4 High-End career that you can pursue without even a college degree

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And until next time..

Cut out all the bu****it Dave is talking about all his personal life and examples..

Dave wants to answer a clear and concise question that every programmer/software developer ask about -

"How much he/she worth?"

"what are the key factors that will decide how much he/she should be paid as a software developer?"

First thing that he request us to skip watching all the BS on quora and other websites.Instead ask a friend who is in the same region as you and with a similar background as yours

Second thing he said that conversation or that interview with their boss will determine how they'll be paid for the next 1-2 yrs.So be prepared for that interview and horn your negotiation power

Third thing he recommend is to develop a habit of asking for a raise when you feel like one.This is same as negotiating your salary as a developer

He finally conclude that with experience you can increase your pay from time to time

Now i want you to ask two question from yourself-
Q1.How does this apply to me?
Q2.How can i take right action?

That's all for now if you have any questions or queries let me know in the comments below :-)