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SAGE 2004-2005 Salary Survey Announced

Nalez writes "The ever-popular SAGE Salary Survey is ready to go and available to all computer administrators. Everyone who participates will get a copy of the results. The survey takes 17-20 minutes to complete. SAGE members can access the 2003 results and you can read all about previous SAGE surveys."

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  1. Re:I don't have a salary by lheal · · Score: 4, Funny

    Salaries are for women and feebs.

    Real men bill the client directly, with an arrow stuck into their door, shot from a bow they've made by hand with a string they've strung themselves from tanned bear entrails.

    If payment is tardy, the second arrow should be lit on fire before the bill is sent.

    After that, you may have to get nasty.

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  2. Depressing by dbarclay10 · · Score: 2, Funny

    Am I the only one who finds filling this out depressing?

    Especially when you fill out the bad bits about the current job. And see that you checked most of the boxes. And then realise that is says "please specify no more than three."

    *sigh*

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  3. For convenience, by HungWeiLo · · Score: 4, Funny

    For convenience, will they automatically convert the salaries to rupees?

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  4. Re:San Francisco Bay Area Quesiton... by Rosco+P.+Coltrane · · Score: 5, Funny

    I been getting in the San Francisco Bay Area are usually between $16 to $20 per hour. However, I been getting offers for work outside the SF Bay Area (mostly in Southern California) for $50 to $60 per hour for the same kind of work. Can anyone explain the difference?

    The hour is longer in socal. You can tell because all the job offers indicate "willing to be working long hours". Probably to prepare workers for life on another planet that spins more slowly on its axis or something...

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