At the same time, software seems to be able to generate significantly more revenue for clients than other jobs. It makes sense that anyone wants a piece of the automation cake and therefore need software developers.
If you think about the value you're providing, you'll see you're probably creating much more value for the company than for yourself.
Sure, you charged 10k£ to build a dashboard serving 50 millions customers which took you a few days to build. That dashboard may avoid the company 25 millions calls, saving way more money than the 10k they spent on you.
At the same time, software seems to be able to generate significantly more revenue for clients than other jobs. It makes sense that anyone wants a piece of the automation cake and therefore need software developers.
If you think about the value you're providing, you'll see you're probably creating much more value for the company than for yourself.
Sure, you charged 10k£ to build a dashboard serving 50 millions customers which took you a few days to build. That dashboard may avoid the company 25 millions calls, saving way more money than the 10k they spent on you.