Salary Guide 2016
Network_Engineer
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https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/blogs/talking-tech-with-cisco/2015/11/14/latest-salary-figures-for-24-it-networking-job-roles-all-trending-up
Networking salaries are looking good!
Your thoughts?
Networking salaries are looking good!
Your thoughts?
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networker050184
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Same thought as always. Take the info from the people trying to sell you something with a grain of salt. Nice to see salaries aren't falling though!An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made. -
fuz1on
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IT salaries are looking good as a whole! It's really nice to see HelpDesk roles picking up 5-6% though!timku.com(puter) | ProHacker.Co(nsultant) | ITaaS.Co(nstultant) | ThePenTester.net | @fuz1on
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Cyberscum
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Information Systems Security Manager $129,750 - $182,000 6.2% $115,250 - $152,500 4.7%
Hahah I wish. -
jt2929
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Information Systems Security Manager $129,750 - $182,000 6.2% $115,250 - $152,500 4.7%
Hahah I wish.
Me too! Although, our ISSM is over $120k somehow. -
Mow
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Early in my career I took one of these to my manager to show him how underpaid I was. He laughed and sent me back to my desk, hahahaha. -
dustervoice
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Early in my career I took one of these to my manager to show him how underpaid I was. He laughed and sent me back to my desk, hahahaha.
Hey boss, the internet says i'm underpaid. You can trust it as the webpage had a green padlock
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gorebrush
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Wish they'd do something similar for UK - but even then, I work in a VERY cheap area. I make over double the average UK salary - so I don't suppose I'm doing too bad in all reality. -
eansdad
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Not "from" Cisco, it is from Robert Half Staffing so the numbers would be pulled from their data. Two things though, first Robert Half has a lot of upscale clients that pay slightly better and second, those numbers might reflect what Robert Half is paid or is salary plus their commission. All in all I don't think those are to unrealistic as I know people making both top end and bottom end of those salaries. Biggest issue is for people in dual or JOAT roles. Currently I am tier 3 but also wear a Network Admin, Systems Admin, PM and vCIO hats depending on the project, client or issue...but guess which one I'm paid like.....lol -
ccnpninja
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If somebody could confirm these salaries are realistic, then I missed something in my career...my blog:https://keyboardbanger.com -
networker050184
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It's certainly realistic for my position, but location plays into that.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.
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markulous
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The low-end of all those jobs look more like the average based on what I've seen.
But you never know how they calc these things. CompTIA I think put average salaries of their A+, N+, and S+ holders. I believe the A+ was around 70k, N+ 80k, and S+ 90k, which may be true but there's really no correlation between getting that cert and earning that salary afterwards.
