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low paying IT Manager

jescabjescab Inactive Imported Users Posts: 1,321
OK here is a funny one and what do you guys think about this.

IT Manager is South Central PA (USA) for $42,000 a year.
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    jpeezy55jpeezy55 Member Posts: 255
    jescab wrote:
    OK here is a funny one and what do you guys think about this.

    IT Manager is South Central PA (USA) for $42,000 a year.

    Doesn't surprise me much...I live in Western PA. Most Network Admins I know only make around $35,000 a year, and as a PC Tech/Help Desk, I make $26K. Really sucks, but nothing I can do about it unless I move out of here, and that probably won't happen...
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    SRTMCSESRTMCSE Member Posts: 249
    Yup PA salaries suck, I'm making around $35k in NE PA. Wonder how large the environment is, maybe it's a one man show and they only give the title of IT manager. Technically I am the IT manager for the bank I work at, my "boss" doesn't really manage me, he's the CFO for goodness sake. So I manage myself and all IT within the bank, lol.
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    mikey_bmikey_b Member Posts: 188
    Wow... that is pretty weak. I make more than a PA IT Manager... and I'm Canadian!!! icon_lol.gif
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    jescabjescab Inactive Imported Users Posts: 1,321
    GO MIKEY GO.............
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    blargoeblargoe Member Posts: 4,174 ■■■■■■■■■□
    Well without a full job description that doesn't mean a lot. Some smaller companies just have 1 IT guy and call him the "IT Manager".

    $42K does seem a little low, but I don't know the cost of living for PA. $42K in some smaller markets would be like $70K in others.
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