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In article <B4FB26D3.17E40%no-spam@netninny.org>,
John Higdon  <no-spam@netninny.org> wrote:

>>You shouldn't be making a "decent wage" by national standards. You should be
>>making a "king's ransom" by national standards. It may be that you need to
>>adjust your employment. I kid you not: the job market (at least in the
>>Silicon Valley) is so hot that anyone with a pulse is being snatched up for
>>huge amounts.

In article <8b95v7$c2u$1@vax.area.com>,
mattack@vax.area.com (Matt Ackeret) says:

>How much are "huge amounts"?

If you can figure out how to turn on a computer 2 times out of three, you
can probably get no less than $90K, and it goes *up* from there. :-)

"Low six figures" is a *starting* point if you can do stuff like design
hardware/software for stuff like embedded boxen and graphics apps (from
what I've seen in a casual look at the paper). If you're a contractor,
you can get three figures/hr if you know one end of a keyboard from another.

	-Kenny

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