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[A Dolla Danya of Dubla Dour]

i dont get how everyone on here working in IT makes 6 figures. the orgs ive worked for (big ones) literally pay people in IT with a lot of certs, but no CS degree like 70-75k with the same experience of some of these people on the forum i think there is a little bit of salary inflation goin on

[juji]

i dont get how everyone on here working in IT makes 6 figures. the orgs ive worked for (big ones) literally pay people in IT with a lot of certs, but no CS degree like 70-75k with the same experience of some of these people on the forum i think there is a little bit of salary inflation goin on

IT are automated business which is good. You don't need to create a company, just create a startup to get investments and organize, then operate.

i dont get how everyone on here working in IT makes 6 figures. the orgs ive worked for (big ones) literally pay people in IT with a lot of certs, but no CS degree like 70-75k with the same experience of some of these people on the forum i think there is a little bit of salary inflation goin on

that is true, but programmers make more than IT guys. dp is a programmer, not IT and neither is jon in IT - he too is a programmer, though i think jon does some IT for the company he works

[urkles girlfriend]

that is true, but programmers make more than IT guys. dp is a programmer, not IT and neither is jon in IT - he too is a programmer, though i think jon does some IT for the company he works

What exactly is an it person anyway? An obivous hipster who works at a mac store

[Autistic Spectrum]

IT person is like a network person, they call them devops now,, they play alot of d & d, cameron is an IT guy

What exactly is an it person anyway? An obivous hipster who works at a mac store

a hipster workign at a mac store is retail - looool. an it guy (as dp described) is a plumber who makes the packets run through the pipes. IT deals with the infrastruture

that allows the programmer's application to available to the customer (eg dp codes ac/ap for accounting and marks and i set up the comptuers and physical wiring and the network to allow accountig to use dp's stuff)

[urkles girlfriend]

a hipster workign at a mac store is retail - looool. an it guy (as dp described) is a plumber who makes the packets run through the pipes. IT deals with the infrastruture

that allows the programmer's application to available to the customer (eg dp codes ac/ap for accounting and marks and i set up the comptuers and physical wiring and the network to allow accountig to use dp's stuff)

Doesnt sound all that complicated tbh

Doesnt sound all that complicated tbh

no, it's not hard at all. what he does now, i did as my own company and learned it all on my own. marks too, taught it all to himself

[Autistic Spectrum]

never go into management you make more as a architect or senior programmer and are never unemployed, they always fire management

[A Dolla Danya of Dubla Dour]

never go into management you make more as a architect or senior programmer and are never unemployed, they always fire management

that's if you're in tech. if you go are general manager in operations or like finance of some company and you're willing to move every so often you can advance up the corporate ladder pretty nicely and once you get to a certain level of seniority you're kind of always in demand so if you notice the company isn't doing well you cant get the hell out of there.. programmers at least in my perspective have a good lifestyle because they can do a lot of work remotely. if you're in general management theres a lot of BS going around like having facetime with your bosses/superiors/clients...meaningless business trips etc...which programmers don't necessarily do.

programmers can't rely on bullshit and social skills kind of like general management/sales can. you either know how to do a task efficiently or you don't and you get berated by someone who has no fucking idea how to do what you're doing.

[urkles girlfriend]

[ QUOTE=m s karen;7755 5345]i dont get how everyone on here working in IT makes 6 figures. the orgs ive worked for (big ones) literally pay people in IT with a lot of certs, but no CS degree like 70-75k with the same experience of some of these people on the forum i think there is a little bit of salary inflation goin on[/QUOTE]

Jon makes 6figures easy. Hes my expensive man. Unlike elz hes actually a real cto. An old boyfriend of mind made about a 100K a year contracting for DOD at Vandenberg airforce base