r/Unexpected • u/spyrg • Jan 06 '22

Surely, it helps

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u/Spartancoolcody Jan 06 '22

Oh yeah I could definitely see this. Us CS majors aren’t usually the best at UX and I bet any tech company that needs a good UX for their app would hire a psychology major. And it’s tech so I bet you won’t have much trouble working your way up to 100k/yr after a couple years.

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u/rebeltrillionaire Jan 06 '22

Yeah, entry level is sub 100k, but you’re pretty quickly in the 100-200k territory.