Originally posted by: Zombie
what does it matter what people here have to say about job market?
start applying instead of wasting your time asking questions here.
Where in New York do you live? The job market is not the greatest in New Jersey right now... The DC area is very good though.
Originally posted by: mugsywwiii
Where in New York do you live? The job market is not the greatest in New Jersey right now... The DC area is very good though.
Originally posted by: ManSnake
There are open positions, so if you are determined, you can find a job in IT. But expect the pay to be low, if entry-level, look for offer in low $40k range, those $60k plus for fresh college grad days are long gone, unfortunately...
Originally posted by: ntsf
Originally posted by: ManSnake
There are open positions, so if you are determined, you can find a job in IT. But expect the pay to be low, if entry-level, look for offer in low $40k range, those $60k plus for fresh college grad days are long gone, unfortunately...
Question: Does consulting experience (IT implementation, integration, etc) count for anything, or does the newness of my degree override the experience?
Originally posted by: mugsywwiii
Originally posted by: ntsf
Originally posted by: ManSnake
There are open positions, so if you are determined, you can find a job in IT. But expect the pay to be low, if entry-level, look for offer in low $40k range, those $60k plus for fresh college grad days are long gone, unfortunately...
Question: Does consulting experience (IT implementation, integration, etc) count for anything, or does the newness of my degree override the experience?
How old are you, how much experience, and in what kind of environment?
Originally posted by: ntsf
Originally posted by: ManSnake
There are open positions, so if you are determined, you can find a job in IT. But expect the pay to be low, if entry-level, look for offer in low $40k range, those $60k plus for fresh college grad days are long gone, unfortunately...
Question: Does consulting experience (IT implementation, integration, etc) count for anything, or does the newness of my degree override the experience?