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| NerdBoy 2003-08-28, 1:24 pm |
| I don't agree that the money aspect is necessarily GONE, it just shouldn't
be the main criteria for wanting to work in IT. If you are motivated you can
find a good job and if you are even more motivated, you may be able to do
work on the side (which can often pay more than salaried jobs in this
field).
The prospect of a possible secure job with a (hopefully) comftorble (not
filthy rich) earnings potential is one of the things that drew me to this
field in the first place, but it was the desire to help other people and the
drive to succeed, as well as the enjoyment I get out of being among the
first to use a new technology or to help a business or home user discover
new things they can do with their PC"s, is what makes me stay.
--
Mike
(A+)
" The boy is dangerous, they all sense it."
Star Wars Episode One
"Ghost" <user@user.com> wrote in message
news:user-2808030856010001@1.0.0.101...
> In article < 3f4da67a$0$10426$9a6e19ea@news
.newshosting.com>,
> <Creep@creeptia.com> wrote:
>
> > A+ certified average wage?
> > A+, Network+ certified average wage?
> > A+, Network+, CCNA certified average wage?
> > A+, Network+, CCNA, MCSE certified average wage?
> > A+, Network+, CCNA, MCSE, MCSA certified average wage?
> >
> > just looking for some motivation.. I've been having a piss poor time
> with my studies.
> > still living at home with barely any money to put towards my cert
> testing..feels like i'm studying for nothing sometimes..
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>
> You are obviously concnered with salary over job enthusiasm. That being
> the case, find another career field... the money aspect of IT is long
> over.
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| ImhoTech 2003-08-28, 2:24 pm |
| Oh please, sorry to be so short with you, but your a teenager for god's
sake! You do not currently have enough knowledge or experience for your
opinions to matter.
"NerdBoy" <mrm@if.rmci.net> wrote in message
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> I don't agree that the money aspect is necessarily GONE, it just shouldn't
> be the main criteria for wanting to work in IT. If you are motivated you
can
> find a good job and if you are even more motivated, you may be able to do
> work on the side (which can often pay more than salaried jobs in this
> field).
Sorry, not gonna happen.
>
> The prospect of a possible secure job with a (hopefully) comftorble (not
> filthy rich) earnings potential is one of the things that drew me to this
> field in the first place,
Too bad.
>but it was the desire to help other people and the
> drive to succeed, as well as the enjoyment I get out of being among the
> first to use a new technology or to help a business or home user discover
> new things they can do with their PC"s, is what makes me stay.
You have no clue.
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>
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> --
> Mike
> (A+)
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