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How Do You Know If You're Worth $100k?
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How Do You Know If You're Worth $100k?
There is a problem that a lot of software developers suffer and this is something you might even not be aware of. This problem affects most of software developers and it holds them back from getting ahead in their careers and even prevent you from earning more.
This problem is: the value you perceive you have.
Most software developers don't know how valuable they are. They face serious problems when it comes to asking for more money, not accepting abuse and staying in dead-end jobs.
This problem affect, especially, the money area. People are afraid of asking for more money. "Maybe I'm not worth it all... I'm just a random guy".
Well, the thing is: You're worth what you believe you are. And what you REALLY believe, not what you think you believe.
Wanna know more? Watch this video and find out how to increase your value and get a raise.
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