Yep, the real money you make when being able to combine 2 different skills, because the amount of people having studied exactly this combination will always be a very small group. Coding and a learned trade is one of the rarer combinations - most coders (in my experience) acquire management or business skills to climb the corporate ladder.
Or more computing skills. In grad school there were a number of Masters students from the local region in our cs program. The employers would pay for it for them.
Yep, the real money you make when being able to combine 2 different skills, because the amount of people having studied exactly this combination will always be a very small group. Coding and a learned trade is one of the rarer combinations - most coders (in my experience) acquire management or business skills to climb the corporate ladder.
Or more computing skills. In grad school there were a number of Masters students from the local region in our cs program. The employers would pay for it for them.