Software Engineer, Systems Engineer + their kids! Seattle, WA📍
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- #SoftwareEngineer and #SystemsEngineer + their kids! Seattle, WA📍#salarytransparentstreet #salarytransparency #paytransparency #howmuchdoyoumake #talkaboutyourpay
“But not enough” is a good humble sign of a father
I’ve always wanted to be a tech guy for Quack Quack.
Man...😂😂😂
Hey, pay a visit to Disney and see if Donald or Daisy could put a word in for you at the company or let you use them on a reference on your resume. 😂
😂
I feel like he said “[illegible] and Microsoft” 😊 not sure why they quack them out bc inquiring minds would like to know 🫠
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Drug dealer in Seattle…..400K tax free. 😂
Drug dealer in Dallas 800k+ that’s for HNIC
Pfizer: "hold my vaccines"
CIA: "Hold my balls"
Yeah right😂
"Got them blues?" Sounding like "extra cheese please"
Hit you wit the most used shi out here “you got any clear”
Both dads cool af.
Meanwhile I’m a chiropractor making $60k and $340k in debt. Make better decisions, people!
Do you have your own practice? How about opening your own solo practice? You should be at least 100k.
Just create your own youtube channel and let people watch how you pop people. Get a hot girl for the thumbmail once in a while and you are good to go in the long term.
Edit: I forgot a second crucial thing: Besides the hot girl, invite people who have severe pain and record the before/after. Gonna attract viewers as well.
chiropractor is scam anyways
become a real doctor
60k? Really?
I can see the dad’s smile faded away when the son said photographer
Still a kid
atleast he didn’t say i want to be a yOutUbeR like 75% of kids these days
Yes i saw that too~ i understand his concern though. With recent technology, you can get nice photos with apps. Making that career almost redundant.
@@bimboohaha not for special events, wedding photographers make bank
He's young, his opinion might change a few times still
That second dad seemed genuinely prideful in what he does for ol Bill
Funny you assumed he works for Microsoft.
As he should be.
Could be Ubisoft
Yeah if my diddy made 200k a year I could be a freelance photographer too bruh
$200k isn't dick in the long run dude especially 25 years into your career
I was thinking the same thing, like these dudes got played. I am 3 years in as a software engineer. I’m at 160,000. If I’m only making 200,000 17 years from now (heck even 5 years from now) I’m definitely going to be making some changes to something
@@WisomofHal how many years of college did you have to do if u don't mind my asking
@@WarmongerYT I studied IT, although you can study IT, Computer Science, Math, Statistics, business, or Gender Studies. Having a degree is great, it definitely helps for one’s formal education. For a top company it’s preferable and helps to have a Computer Science degree. With that said, I know software developers who do not have a degree but are very good at developing software (some went to school, but left to work full time). I know some developers who do not have a Computer Science degree, maybe they have a business degree or Statistics degree, and they do well writing software. Once, you’ve landed a software development position it helps to gain as much experience as you can, ask to take the tough tasks or challenge yourself by becoming a subject matter expert. Software development/engineering is different than many other precessions (though there are some like it) because you are always learning new things. A new framework, a new tool, a new language, a new system, etc.
In the end, a college education helps lay down the foundational courses you should take. Because of the democratic way of the internet, even people who are not attending college can gain access to what they teach in college foundational courses and learn on their own. Some people aren’t capable of learning without a formal structure and some are.
I hope this helps.
They might have a good stock package
Good connection from son and dad ❤❤
Where?
These „software engineer“ guys are like top 1% of the population. Very hardworking and super intelligent. Don‘t compare yourself with these people… The workload has a lot of disadvantages….
Son: I will be a photographer
Dad: 😠
He'll never leave his parent's house.
Photographers can make a lot of money. Commercial, weddings, etc.
If my son told me he wants to be a photographer my response would be “That’s great son! apart from that, what are you going to do for money?”
😂
My dads a baker. He gets flour and turns it into yellowish candy. Sells out immediately. Over $500k a year
And gets more tax deductions than a salaried guy
Are you sure it ain't drugs?
Hahahahahhahahahha
What is he baking 😛
Yellow cake for uncle sam
Was waiting for this one Hannah!! I’m a Technical Product Owner at a FinTech software company leading a team of awesome engineers like these people. Software industry is where it’s at!!
R u hiring ?
Yeah except for the 150k they layed off at a short notice last year, also I think neural networks are going to completely destroyed the industry within a decade.
@@Ka0358 so it’s a big company and we have different SaaS (software as a service) offerings based in different cities. I don’t see any listings for Product Owners at the moment. Do you have any experience in product management? I actually didn’t. I actually started at the bottom on the software support team, then got promoted from within to lead the support team, then got an offer to join the product team and went up from there. To me, this is a good strategy in the software/tech industry in general. Starting where you can and working your way up. I’m not even college educated (did a few semesters and then quit), but here I am.
@@ivan363 LOL. If you say so. Why is that always the response to someone doing well on this channel?
If showing you pay stubs would motivate you to do better or prove that it’s possible, I’d probably we willing to show it. But I know you’re probably just trolling.
Very cool! I’m a systems engineer as well in dc (ground systems and cyber) and the salary potential is limitless!
Need coding for system engineering ? What skill do I need for entering into system engineering?
@@optimusprime-ly5hw honestly it depends my friend. The tech you are designing, maintaining, frame working kind of determine what you should study. Degrees help but certifications help as well (INCOSE) MBSE and IT and security sector - a lot of certifications can help you move around in the industry and make your way into engineering or other parts depending on your qualifications, interviews, and overall experience. Coding doesn’t hurt to know. Linux and shell script would be an edge in IT and security especially, but knowing other programming languages can help
@@optimusprime-ly5hw There are tones of ways to get into the career, I am also a Systems engineer and I have a masters degree in Physics
How did you get to that point?
That's why the rent keeps going up every single year. And the rest of us regular guys are basically on the edge of homelessness.
Meanwhile they will look down on others and say “do what I do” but at end of the day trucks need to make deliveries and things need to be maintained. Sucks that regular folks can’t make a living wage working
Other people doing well for themselves and buying property isn't the problem, the problem is nearly every major city in North America has not been building enough housing to keep up with demand.
It's simple supply and demand really. Even if everyone in Seattle started making 100k+ a year, if you increase the markets ability to pay for something in high demand but don't change zoning laws and municipal regulations that restrict supply, you get over inflated housing prices.
The problem is minimum wage is not high enough. I make ~$50/hr as an engineer and I believe minimum wage should be $30/hr in big cities.
When the kid says he wants to be a photographer, dad's smile fade away lol
Thought so too at first, but I don't think that's what happened, there is a jump cut there, and I think he was just concentrating on listening to her next question.
Casually still reads "Microsoft" from his lips
That Kraken jersey is so sick. Those colors are dope
It’s very rare for Software engineers to make over 200k btw just wanted to let that be known. You’ll start out most likely making around 60-80k
That’s a good starting salary for a career I must say and probably not long till you progress to 100k
I think these are unique maybe to the US though because every video I watch it’s some tech person on $150-200k your salaries are better than I thought
In tech hubs you can easily break 100k when you’re starting out. The caveat being it’s more competitive and interview loops are much tougher.
You’re very wrong
It depends on your location
These guys are old as shit obviously they’re not starting out
Son said his dad works at Microsoft.
shhhhhh
All the people in the comments so mad they didn’t go into comp sci 💀💀💀💀
Me
@@stopherrr Im doing data analysis but maybe I gotta go ahead and see about comp sci
@@Marcus-zx8su data science pays well too
@@Marcus-zx8su A degee helps but you dont even need one to get into it
What they don’t tell you is that it’s a highly saturated field and it’s super cutthroat. You want to make money, security is where it’s at and it’s mostly incident response or architecture. Either way it’s critical infrastructure so it’s largely recession proof and layoff resistant.
Yeah. 200,000 a year will get you an average home and lifestyle in Seattle.
Nothing wrong with upper middle class which is obviously the lowest where they're at
2nd kid comes from the right circumstances where he could fail 100s of times before photography can legit be a career for him.
When you see the price of Kracken tickets, you'll understand why everyone at the game makes 200k+
You need better friends because I only pay around $60 and get good seats
That’s why I root for VGK and The Kings. I can get a flight to Vegas or LA and a ticket to a game for cheaper. Also VGK and the Kings will win their gameS. ESPN blacks out the Kraken games, so I can’t see them live and I can’t watch home games what’s the point of being a fan it’s dumb.
Parents need to really start teaching their children the difference between careers and hobbies.
so they are saying look at me I am wining 200 k per year so you really think thats a lot? youre a modern-sl*ve like those guys in a tycoon games just typing on their key board meanwhile the CEO make all their salaries combined. like you got one life and you'll die without being a muslim, if you are making a game what would people remember, the millions of devloppers or just the guy who pay them?
If hard work actually paid most people I know would be millionaires.
Work that not everyone can do is what pays.
@@BrokeMyCrayon anyone can do this shit. And most people can do these harder jobs, it's just the people in these positions make it sound more difficult for ego. If you were a genius born into a khoisan tribe, I doubt you would become a doctor. If you're mediocre, born into a connected wealthy family, you can become almost anything. Intelligence is a factor, but hardly the determining one.
@@wiz823 It's not about someones overall ABILITY to do be ABLE to do it, its how difficult it is to hire someone to do it. It doesn't matter if 70% of people COULD be a software engineer if 70% of people don't have the proper training and experience to do it for a company.
The reason a senior systems administrator gets paid good money is because the company determined that they can attract someone to that position with that salary, and that paying much lower wouldn't bring in a quality person for that position.
Generally speaking, you need to work smart and work hard on things that scale well to get paid top dollar.
@@wiz823 No way everyone can become a software engineer like it’s easy. I can’t even land a spot so I’ve been a sys admin and engineer for the past few years. I mean you are right about some having more opportunities and privilege than others. But at the end of the day you need to get a stem degree and know when your doing to even be looked at in a stem field
The problem with Seattle is that there are so many techies here who make 200k, this causes housing prices to be around 700k to 1.5 million. I really want to see less tech-bros in Seattle.
Move to Tacoma Trumptard
Comming from a blue collar person I think that salary is absolutely rediculous.
@@anthonyhales4192 Supply and demand. Not enough tech ppl that are actually good at what they do so when they find one they pay them well.
The Seattle area was just hit with huge layoffs, so be careful what you wish for.
@@anthonyhales4192 unfortunately a software engineer could do your job. But you probably couldn’t do theirs. Most people really don’t understand how hard it is.
What a great series…. Way to go!
You actually believe what people say on here hm did you vote for trump and believe all his bullshit
It sad that the school system doesn’t teach about money, health and fitness for 4 years required
I'm 41 and through my conversations with people over the past 20 years I've realized that few people understand the value of things.
Children especially need to understand how much finances are going to change in their life. The targets will always move farther and farther away.
Retirement will only be for the wealthy.
In my city the next generation has been priced out of the housing market.
I will they build equity? You can't do that by renting.
Rents are also unaffordable
Man, you sound depressed. Retirement is only for the rich? Many people make bad choices, but your statement is very negative.
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Not the man bun lol
The salary is one thing. 200k, no big deal. These guys look well seasoned. I want to know what equity they have, stock options, etc that were granted to them early in their careers and up to this point. Did they work for Google, Apple, Microsoft , Oracle, 20-30 years ago? They would be in the 10s of millions wealthy. My guess.
I assume anyone with a man bun dabbles in the field of tech
The last guy’s conversation with his child regarding money is the only conversation you need to have with children. Essentially money doesn’t grow on trees
This is why Kraken tickets are not affordable to the plebes. I can get a flight to Vegas or LA and get a ticket to a Golden Knights or Kings game for the price of some Kraken tickets. Also VGK and the Kings are better teams. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.
The first dude looks like that guy from NSYNC
I don’t understand how anyone can love their career. Maybe it’s just me but every job I’ve ever had has sucked.
they chased what they wanted to do & didn’t stop till they had it
I love that the first guy knows that he can pull off the beard and man bun.
Why dont schools push these careers....
Salaries in Seattle are insane 😮
It’s not specifically Seattle engineers starting salary are almost 100,000 year for entry level
@@smileyr only software or tech related tbh mechanical, industrial etc make 60-70k entry
I work in quack quack and base salary really is 200k
I don’t know why people even bother mentioning their pre-tax salary, I make over 800k and the government takes about 350k of that, so all I make is 550k, I don’t even bother telling anyone about the 800 because most of that shit is gone before I get it.
what you do for work?
Typically they are compensated in stocks as well as base salary + bonus
205k in Seattle is about 100k lol
Same with the majority of every other major city in the US though
Lol he likely owns a home that will appreciate more in value than anywhere you are on in the rust belt. So his compounded wealth will trump (pardon the pun), more than those living in the heartland will of the course of his career. By the time he retires the kids will be setup.
So 100k in Seattle is like 0k?
The first guy is someone who probably lived temporarily in CHAD.
Yea
We struggle a lot. I think this person is aged atleast 40. In 40s earning 200k is not enough. I thought only my salary is less
The son kind of was surprised by hearing 200k.
This was before Amazon laid off 30% of their workforce.
I feel like this is tricky, considering the recent troubles withe silicon valley bank. Add to that the massive firings of specialized professionals. I mean, im on tech industry and i advocate for the field (a lot), but it's not all about money
Best hair and beard. Cool
Watching these just depresses me because I work so many hours yet I’m so poor
Can someone put into perspective how expensive Seattle is? Those salaries would be insane in Germany for those jobs.
Love this
Ah the good old times when people didn’t disclose personal information to strangers!
What is wrong with disclosing? Transperancy is bad?
@@davidyolchuyev2905 what is your atm PIN number?
@@kashankhan6950 Браво! 👏👏👏
IT Admins need more respect. I keep my companies computers running smooth and keep the website up and I get 0 in bonuses. I get that the sales people are a big reason people pay us money but no one would give money to a company if that company didn't have a website or reliable computers.
Meanwhile if you ask ANY dad in India, their hearts beats for only 1 kind of job: Government job, they don't even consider Elon Musk in front of this job. That's why America is the first world country and India is still struggling with basic needs.
Same thing in Bangladesh. People are still very backwards thinking in south asia. That's why this region will never see true development
Freelance Hitman 750k a year full benefits plus Dental
200k is really good man.
When I was these kids age I had a full-time job
They are in Seattle....
$200k/yr about $80k/yr where I live.
so they are saying look at me I am wining 200 k per year so you really think thats a lot? youre a modern-sl*ve like those guys in a tycoon games just typing on their key board meanwhile the CEO make all their salaries combined. like you got one life and you'll die without being a muslim, if you are making a game what would people remember, the millions of devloppers or just the guy who pay them?
I just left my post at Thales France after 5 years, I now receive 200+ msgs/weeks but the salary is so low compared to US god
Damn, I'm a Sr. sys Engineer at 120k. Tho I am still under 10 years in this field. Glad to know my salary has plenty of room to grow.
Hmmm I think you should move to a different company
@@davidyolchuyev2905 I thought about it, but too many benefits my company offers. Plus I'm being put on a director path.
The ladder method (jumping company to company) does work to build high salary. It's proven. But it's not something I'm looking for.
Kid: Photoghrapher 🤪
Indian parent: Instant Disown
That fella look like mixed race children.
dad is on a cutting-edge career type, and the boy thinking of becoming a 20th career-type.
Funny and thank god It seems like it’s still okay to say: “Is this your son/daughter?”
Gpt already started replacing all these “engineers”. Them “engineer” salaries gon be mcdonalds bare minimum real soon
not really buddy, what engineering comes down to is problem solving, which will always be a necessary skill in the world. also who do u think created gpt? answer is software engineers. sure it will make the bar higher for entry level swes but it wont affect their jobs nearly as much as other jobs will be.
"what do you want to be when you grow up?"
Kids: broke
Where are kid's hands?
The second guy and son seem so nice
In Seattle that equates to about 90k a year sadly🫠
It is Seattle u donut
@@terio8463 Exactly, thats why i commented that... You dONuT
Seems like median pay in Seattle for software engineers???? As a software engineer on the east coast didnt come close to making that much. Dropped out of the workforce twice to raise my kids
I the UK, unless your nuevo rich, its considered vulgar to discuss income, as a person is much more than money they have
Seems counter-intuitive. If a person is much more than money then why be afraid to talk about it?
Crazy to know how many people make six figures
Median income in Seattle right now is $120k. That’s why cost of living has gone insane.
Not as many who make way less.
@@harmonizewithme median household income.
Im a CPA accountant and also make 6 figures. A lot of careers offer great financial reward you just need to find what fits for your and work hard for it
I make half that in Seattle like 105-125 no bonuses 😂 just 2 floater days off 🤦♂️
Need to make at least $400k to have a single income family. It’s so tough. I’m still grinding.
No, you don't. That amount isn't even necessary in expensive cities. Live below your means. Don't waste money on car payments once 1 is paid off keep it as long as possible. Don't buy useless expensive gadgets. Budget.
Renting forever, probably. Owning a house in Seattle, NY and SF with good schools (8+/10) indeed require household income of 500k or more
Making 200k a year and can’t figure out how to optimize their health is like making 20k a year
I’d rather make $75,000 while being in top shape than be one of these fat slobs.
Feels like $200K in Seattle is like $50k other places
so they are saying look at me I am wining 200 k per year so you really think thats a lot? youre a modern-sl*ve like those guys in a tycoon games just typing on their key board meanwhile the CEO make all their salaries combined. like you got one life and you'll die without being a muslim, if you are making a game what would people remember, the millions of devloppers or just the guy who pay them?
The system engineer is getting extremely underpaid. 25 years and $200k only.
If your hard work is making money for some else, then yes hard work pays off. If your hard work means doing ‘dirty jobs’, then no
Washington is not cheap
Yup too many Californians moved here.
Everyone In Seattle is a “tech guy”. Even the women
What do you mean by even?
200k a year on the west coast is like 100k a year in the Midwest
Damn, then I'm killing it.
Yeah yeah whatever. This is why micro (quack quack) wants me to upgrade to windows 11 from 10 and then charge me 100s of dollars to replace what I already have and works fine for me. Good job guys.
Your understanding of Software Engineering is extremely limited. Not everyone's working on Windows lol.
There are Cloud Computing Services. A large chunk of internet infrastructure you rely on today for all your needs (including watching this video) is hosted on the cloud. That needs a ton of software engineers to build and maintain. There's AI technologies, e-commerce, Mobile OS and Apps, I can go on and on. Being ignorant isn't gonna help.
Great answer by the first dad about his daughter
To me jobs like this won't be around in 50 years.. robots can replace you. They can't replace any type of construction work though 🤙👌
Why not?
@Honey they're already replacing it in other countries.. its far more profitable than paying 1000 employees 200k plus a year
Unfortunately you are wrong my friend. Software and tech will be last to go since humans will always be needed to create logic or at least give the go ahead. But I’d say construction will be around for a while.
Ah yes, construction, the job literally anyone can do.
This kid is just spider-man. Think about it.
Meanwhile in Europe same job pays 50k 😂
Why are we so underpaid compared to Uncle Sam? 😂
Seattle loves
So in Seattle cost of living and all realistically he makes $40K per year ool
Wierd sharing this info publicly - mostly due to the competition at work on salaries.
Is this a legit person? Anyone find his LinkedIn?
Whatever makes her happy is the wrong answer. The right answer is whatever ensures she has shelter and her basic needs met.
So much experience and college dropout getting paid the same. That's a problem
I’m a janitor and I earn £170K a year 😂
So how do I do this? I’m smart and I could do this.
You’ll never see a guy like nose ring at a company for longer than a couple years bc that’s how long it takes to ramp up to unique tech in the company and he gets canned once they find out his real worth
Are you basing his worth off of a nose ring? I’m confused. You’re speaking about someone’s worth without even knowing what they’re capable of. That’s what it sounds like. Can you elaborate?
It's all relative, based on location.(state) not how much you make ,it's how much you keep!!
I’m in Seattle but I’m gonna move because this city is not made for me 😂 if you’re the nerdy type who likes tech and computers, come here.
Seattle normal salary 😁
A furtographer