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sir, can you be my mentor?
please let me know your skill sets and technologies.
i am a pole dancer and technologies i use varies according to the theme of party. would you like to know more?
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sir, can you be my mentor?
please let me know your skill sets and technologies.
If you are in IT and you do not make this kind of money in US then either you do not have right skills or right experience.
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If you are in IT and you do not make this kind of money in US then either you do not have right skills or right experience.
That's not necessarily true. $100K is not the starting salaray for very many jobs, but a few. Most people have to work their way up to $100K and even then certain professions (even in IT) will never pay that much.
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Nice.
Thanks. Yup, It is pretty nice.
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:mirch:
You are jumping the gun.
Here I quote myself again . With most important part you missed , highlighted.
I hope you get it now .
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That's not necessarily true. $100K is not the starting salaray for very many jobs, but a few. Most people have to work their way up to $100K and even then certain professions (even in IT) will never pay that much.
i think if you are a consultant, you potentially could make this pre-tax fairly easily, but that is a bit misleading as you get taxed twice on this, etc..
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i am a pole dancer and technologies i use varies according to the theme of party. would you like to know more?
You expected this answer to go un-challenged ?
Do you prefer the tiger stripes or zebra on your thong ? :)
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Now I'm curious to find out what the median salary of a bachelors educated individual in the US is. And if we're getting more specific, a bachelors educated IT professional in the US.
I'm not saying that people don't earn $100K or that it's rare or unusual - $100K isn't the huge sum of money it used to be and sure plenty of people earn that much. BUT, is it median salary?
And to queer's comment, let's assume that salary is pre-tax.
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If you are in IT and you do not make this kind of money in US then either you do not have right skills or right experience.
You're in IT, Mirch ?
What region of US ?
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IT.
Experience - 10-15 years.
NorthEast, US.
Salary should be between 70k-90k according to professional web-sites.
[firenze is making above the range because of his pole dancing skills. ;)]
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You're in IT, Mirch ?
What region of US ?
Are you hiring ? Which region are you from ?
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Sorry. Nobody is hiring. IT jobs are going to India.
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Not much, but it is enough for me :k:
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IT.
Experience - 10-15 years.
NorthEast, US.
Salary should be between 70k-90k according to professional web-sites.
Not being from the US, I'm assuming salaries in the Northeast and West Coast are higher than other parts of the US, right?
$70-90K sounds reasonable to me - the numbers correlate with the years or experience. Of course certain segments of IT will pay better even with fewer years experience, but I didn't think it was the norm to be in $100K range with limited experience and non-specialized IT background.
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but I didn't think it was the norm to be in $100K range with limited experience and non-specialized IT background.
True that.
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^ Agree. West Coast should be higher.
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Not being from the US, I'm assuming salaries in the Northeast and West Coast are higher than other parts of the US, right?
$70-90K sounds reasonable to me - the numbers correlate with the years or experience. Of course certain segments of IT will pay better even with fewer years experience, but I didn't think it was the norm to be in $100K range with limited experience and non-specialized IT background.
Where are you at ?
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Sorry. Nobody is hiring. IT jobs are going to India.
haha , not every IT job is going to India , for some they need resident experts , that is why I said you need right skills and right experience to get 100k+ in US.
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haha , not every IT job is going to India , for some they need resident experts , that is why I said you need right skills and right experience to get 100k+ in US.
What right skill-set and experience do you need to stay wanted in US (besides pole dancing for added resume power) ?