salary averages??????

[p1mpdogg]

what is the avg salary an advanced programmer makes? php java mysql.. standard shit

what is the avg salary of a server admin?

[tony286]

30 rubies a month lol

[p1mpdogg]

oh btw, im talking US staff.. not some 3rd world crap

[FreakinWebmaster]

anywhere from 3200 to 4000 I believe

[p1mpdogg]

anywhere from 3200 to 4000 I believe

for what and is that per month?

[Harrison Richard]

This differs by market. Check out some of the stats on salary.com, among others. Someone with the same skill-set in South Carolina might make half as much as his counterpart in New York.

Average salary without a qualifier such as state -- better yet, city -- is meaningless.

[Young]

$3,200? In what 3rd world country?

I can make that with a deskjob punching numbers into a computer here in Boston. And thats without using my worthless bachelors.

[Linguist]

Dunno about server admins, but for programmers straight out of college, 35-40k/year, 50-60k for rather advanced guy and then it just goes up depending on experience. Around 70k/year should get you a pretty good senior programmer that can do frameworks and coordinate outsourced workers.

Edit: that's in my area, converted into USD.. it varies depending where you are

[Sly]

$3,200? In what 3rd world country?

I can make that with a deskjob punching numbers into a computer here in Boston. And thats without using my worthless bachelors.

That's in Boston. I know people that make $3k in some areas and its considered very good money.

[brizzad]

about 2 years ago when i was at a computer school, programmers were getting picked up for about 36k-45k a year, and that was considered great

[wedouglas]

probably not too high. 30-40 if you just need basic stuff.

[Webby]

oh btw, im talking US staff.. not some 3rd world crap

"Third world crap" can be just as good as "first world crap" - if not better in some instances.

IT grads with some experience in Costa Rica earn around $10K/year - a salary for experienced programmers around $15K/year but can go as high as ya like if it's someone highly valued.

CR is exporting fair amounts of software annually and this is obviously increasing - it's nicer to program shit here than in some other places.

[WiredGuy]

University graduate from an Ivy league, computer programmer, I would say about $80 - $90 thousand annually.
WG

[nnweb]

the programmers I know that are good make around $100k/year.

for a pro DBA working with a real database around $150k/year.

[brizzad]

the programmers I know that are good make around $100k/year.

for a pro DBA working with a real database around $150k/year.

do they come gold plated with diamond bezels?

[V_RocKs]

for a pro DBA working with a real database around $150k/year.

Right on the money.. That is what my brother in law does...

He is still trying to figure out what the fuck I do since I have a high school education and live a bit better...