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1 total messages Started by Robert Suh Thu, 23 Jul 1992 05:12
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Author: Robert Suh
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 05:12
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The company i independanty contract for just asked me to work full time.
and was wondering what kin of salary i should ask for. Its a PC based
game software company.
I have been contracting with them for a year now, and approximately making
$20 an hour; although the pay is good for my age (21 years) its 
inconsistant since they are bsed on finished contracts.
 
I do not cH<:8X~have a degree (and they dont care), and they believe i
have the capabilties to work in the industry and do very well. I have
a meeting with them in a few days to determine projects i may be 
interested in doing, and the salary i wish to expect.
 
i have done numerous routines, and smaller projects for them in the
past year. I know 8086 assembler, Pascal,C,Basic, Prolog, ADA, Hyperblah,
and a few other languages, but im most comfortable in assembler (which
they love), and most of my own personal projects are graphics/sound/
and optimization coding strictly for the use in arcade/entertainment
software.
 
Ive worked in the aerospace industry as an intern for 2 summers programming
and doing a little CAD work, and was a shoe salesman for a year
in high school (communications/social skills?).

oh well, if anyone out there has any suggestions on what my salary
should be, id be grateful if you would mail me, since no one else on
the net actually really cares!

thanks
Meg

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