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Whats Job market like in USA for MCSA

rockstar81

Is there much demand for MCSA people in America at moment? if so what kind of starting salary could you expect to start without any expirence? also what is average salry in America accross all jobs at moment? many thanks

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Ghent

Without expierience, the job market is pretty slim. You'll probably spend about 3-6 months looking for a decent entry level job (about $8-9 an hour) and then probably spend about 2 years at that to gain the expierience. Microsoft certs don't do much right now, as it's all about Cisco and Oracle from what I've seen. It's just that there are so many Microsoft certified people, that employeers can be really picky, and only take the guy with 15 years expierience, and they'll still have 50 qualified applicants to pick from.

Pavlov

Pay scales will also vary depending upon which part of the U.S. you're living in. Here in Southern California they tend to pay on the higher side of the scales. Of course, they also charge you a premium for living here too

JSW77

Pavlov wrote:

Pay scales will also vary depending upon which part of the U.S. you're living in. Here in Southern California they tend to pay on the higher side of the scales. Of course, they also charge you a premium for living here too

thats why you gotta work in SoCal and live in ohio, duh.