yep, sure am.
I manage a moderate sized team of Business Intelligence developers now. I've got people in India as well as here locally. Been working here 13 years now so I've got some tenure and am more involved in management than development, although I consider myself a development manager. I've got a good base salary, nice semi annual bonus, and other equity compensation as well.
As far as resume goes, I graduated with a B.S. in Psychology in 2000 (I started out as a computer science major with a scholarship but failed a physics course and lost it so I had to switch horses fast to something I knew I could get out of alive and with decent grades. I still took a ton of CS courses and was well versed in C++ and JAVA Object Oriented Programming). I then immediately started a Masters program in Telecommunications that I finished in 2002. I started working in 1999 while still in school, it was a very full plate, but you'll see I joined EF in 2002 because I all of a sudden had some free time on my hands.
If you ask what my biggest assets are though, its really the soft skills. I can manage all types of people, young, old, passive, assertive, good english speakers or not, men, women, etc. I am good at cutting through the bullshit and boiling a project down to the must-have's and not get caught up in nonsense pie in the sky stuff. I've promoted a lot here because I am seen as someone who can be given a project and will get it done on time, within budget, with a quality deliverable.
I thought about striking out on my own last year more than I have any other year. I could work as a consultant for a $200+ hour rate and only have to work half the year, but I enjoy a lot of the corporate stability and perks here. Health care, various benefits, etc. I also have a couple hundred thousand in stock options and RSUs that have yet to vest.
I hope to not have to work my entire life. I am saving now more than anything. My car is the same one I bought in 1999. I still rent for $1000 a month (but on the beach). I spend a decent sum on going to concerts and domestic travel associated with it, but I don't need possessions to validate my status. I take pride in being frugal and saving money wherever I can.