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How much will you pay me if you were to hire me.

mysql1988mysql1988 Member Posts: 115
3 years of IT experience (2 years Helpdesk, I year cisco networking experience)

A+
MCP(070-271)
Security+
N+
CCDA

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    SieSie Member Posts: 1,195
    Depends on the location and depends on the job description.
    Foolproof systems don't take into account the ingenuity of fools
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    sthomassthomas Member Posts: 1,240 ■■■□□□□□□□
    35-40k
    Working on: MCSA 2012 R2
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    elover_jmelover_jm Member Posts: 349
    sthomas wrote:
    35-40k

    LOL
    thts just cruel

    I would never work an employer like you
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    sthomassthomas Member Posts: 1,240 ■■■□□□□□□□
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    Working on: MCSA 2012 R2
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    garv221garv221 Member Posts: 1,914
    mysql1988 wrote:
    3 years of IT experience (2 years Helpdesk, I year cisco networking experience)

    A+
    MCP(070-271)
    Security+
    N+
    CCDA

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    Given your experience, I would agree that 35K~40K is about right. Anything more than that would depend on your interviewing skills.
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    WebmasterWebmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 Admin
    That's a very average income, which without a degree is not that bad at all imo.

    I think adding a MCSA/MCSE or CCNA for example to your resume could make a good difference.
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    IncInc Member Posts: 184
    Not enough information to answer. At least a simple job description would be needed.

    - userbase served
    - primary objectives
    - responsibilities
    - technologies known in-depth (no RTFM before solving problems)
    - relevant hands-on experience listed
    - future plans

    etc.

    More or less it would be ~300-400Ls net salary.
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    KaminskyKaminsky Member Posts: 1,235
    Yep, have to agree here. It's not your certs, it's what you have done and who for and at what level when it comes to experience.

    If you spent 5 years doing PC support for a small business of 10 staff we would know that 99% of that 5 years you were probably sitting there picking your nose.

    5 years PC support for a userbase of 5000 and we would know that you were into something new every day and used to juggling faults by urgency and importance as well as building up great skills dealing with users as well as a certain amount of time planning and rolling out projects and new rollouts / mass upgrades, etc, etc.

    This is the stuff you need to be selling when moving to a new job and needs to be on your resume.

    More info please.
    Kam.
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