According to glass door, of the people who submitted salaries from Lattice, no one has salary of close to 130k of base income. So she definitely seems like an exception.
It must be awkward though having your co-workers know approximately what you make now. I would be uncomfortable.
I am not sure what point Bloomberg is trying to convey. Is that all current iPhone developers should be scared, because all the "iPhone development" jobs are going into India.
Hasn't the same argument been used many times before in the past? Their (the outsourcing advocates) crystal ball on outsourcing hasn't exactly been correct. Right now is the best time to be in software in the US, even in a down economy.
It pains me when the "suits" try to dumb down development to something that can be off shored without any issues. There will definitely be a surge of mobile developers in India, like any other country, and some of them might make very good apps, just like here.
But the crux of this story, that some business person will come up with an iPhone idea, and just outsource it to and Indian company and profit, it is just disingenuous.
In the best case, the Indian company gets the ability to create superb , top 50 in app store applications. If they have that ability, why would just accept 20-30 dollars per hour, when they can get 70% of how much their apps makes.
It must be awkward though having your co-workers know approximately what you make now. I would be uncomfortable.
http://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Lattice-Engines-Salaries-E31...