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Same thing different taste
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Free market, amirite?
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Wow, it was an engineering position, how could you think $12/hr would be the most you could get? Wow.
damnn. u got ripped off. tell them u change your mind.
blahh dude.. i dont even know
ever hear of researching the job yur going into? dumass
You really needed to research this better. I would never let a 'network engineer' who charged $12 an hour near any of my equipment or config files without some serious vetting, regardless of his or her certifications. Only non-Union cable techs and tier 0/1 tech support are in that pay range at most US companies. Saying you will work for so little usually makes the people who manage you and work with you think that there is either something really wrong with your resume (perhaps a lie about immigration, felonies, or a bad history with employers), or that you completely lack confidence in your own skills. This is something an hour or two of research could have prevented. However, be happy you have a job and are gaining experience.
omg I hate it when this happens it eats at you man it eats at you
wow you're an idiot!
$200? where are you located? my wife is the best chech point architect in the area and she only makes half that.
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How do you be in a position like that and not know how much your competitors are charging?
what the hell do you do that $200/hour is an acceptable pay rate? I need to get into that field