Great job, just wish pay was higher
Great job, just wish pay was higher
I have loved working at Big Blue. It has brought me more experience working as a developer than what I got pursuing my Computer Science Degree. So far, I have received two certifications working here. Insurance is amazing and covers the majority of my medical expenses.
The only downside I have experienced has been the pay. Going for my first year, I have been getting paid below market rate for my position ($50k). I wish it was about $10k more.
Please increase pay for entry-level workers.
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