Do you think the reason most high tech folks are paid high salaries...

[Hyperblaze]

is to support their addictive habit of constantly buying new computer parts?

and setting up new machines to experiment with? etc?

 

[etalns]

No, but I do think that you should stop posting stupid crap.

 

[JonnyStarks]

Coincidence?

 

[Mr N8]

No, its because management is clueless about technology, and the fact that you can make it work makes them think your are indisposable.

 

[pulse8]

Originally posted by: Qosis
No, but I do think that you should stop posting stupid crap.

buahahahaha

You post so much crap your keyboard is brown!

 

[Wingznut]

Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

 

[Hyperblaze]

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

 

[Gatos]

What is being paid high in your opinion?

 

[Mr N8]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

Damn, I am highly paid! Here I thought I was living month to month, trying to pay off school debt.

 

[MrChad]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

That's a high salary? That's practically the minimum for any job requiring a college degree.

 

[essasin]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

lol...thats not a high salary. Even newely college grads working in the high tech field or bio tech research get paid more than that at entry level jobs. Well at least in the bay area

 

[jemcam]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

Man, I want to live where $35,000 is a good living. I couldn't survive on that.

 

[pulse8]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

How old are you or where do you live that 35k is a high salary?

 

[Hyperblaze]

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

That's a high salary? That's practically the minimum for any job requiring a college degree.

What would you consider highly paid then?

 

[Gatos]

35,000 is nothing

 

[Hyperblaze]

Originally posted by: pulse8

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

How old are you or where do you live that 35k is a high salary?

28 living in ontario

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

That's a high salary? That's practically the minimum for any job requiring a college degree.

What would you consider highly paid then?

$100k!

 

[Hyperblaze]

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

That's a high salary? That's practically the minimum for any job requiring a college degree.

What would you consider highly paid then?

$100k!

i seriously doubt there are any high tech folks making that amount / year

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: pulse8

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

How old are you or where do you live that 35k is a high salary?

28 living in ontario

What the hell?? You're speaking about Canadian dollars too?

$35k wouldn't be enough for 2 months here.

Then again...I guess it depends on how much stupid crap you buy, something I seem to be incredibly good at.

 

[pulse8]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

That's a high salary? That's practically the minimum for any job requiring a college degree.

What would you consider highly paid then?

$100k!

i seriously doubt there are any high tech folks making that amount / year

I would say that 70k+ is highly paid. I'm also sure that there are plenty in the high tech industry making $100k+.

 

[Hyperblaze]

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: pulse8

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

How old are you or where do you live that 35k is a high salary?

28 living in ontario

What the hell?? You're speaking about Canadian dollars too?

$35k wouldn't be enough for 2 months here.

Then again...I guess it depends on how much stupid crap you buy, something I seem to be incredibly good at.

what's your in/out ratio of moeny per month?

 

[Gatos]

I'm a pharmacist, how much do they make in Canada, do you know

 

[pulse8]

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: pulse8

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

How old are you or where do you live that 35k is a high salary?

28 living in ontario

What the hell?? You're speaking about Canadian dollars too?

$35k wouldn't be enough for 2 months here.

Then again...I guess it depends on how much stupid crap you buy, something I seem to be incredibly good at.

You spend more than $35k in two months?

 

[MrChad]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

That's a high salary? That's practically the minimum for any job requiring a college degree.

What would you consider highly paid then?

Depends on your experience level. Many of the "high tech" people I know were paid > $50,000 / year out of college.

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: pulse8

Originally posted by: Jero

Originally posted by: Wingznut
Most "high tech folks" that I know don't consistantly buy new pc parts or set up new machines.

What's your definition of "high salaries" anyway?

35,000+

How old are you or where do you live that 35k is a high salary?

28 living in ontario

What the hell?? You're speaking about Canadian dollars too?

$35k wouldn't be enough for 2 months here.

Then again...I guess it depends on how much stupid crap you buy, something I seem to be incredibly good at.

what's your in/out ratio of moeny per month?

For the household it's about $15-20k in, $15k out. A little bit more out in the holidays, of course.