hehe...aku rasa yang dimaksud 24x7 disini maksudnya commitment untuk standby nya. bukan 24x7 gak tidur...bisa gila kali :)
On 07/02/2008, indra syafruddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > blom pernah ngalamin 24X7, paling lama cuma 24X2 (2 hari berturut2 gak > tidur) > pantesan gajinya gak sampe $250 rb setahun. > > jadi OOT deh, hehe.... > > a good DBA who automates many of their job > functions may find themselves looking for a new job. > > still, gw lebih milih automate jobs. Gak berkembang dong orangnya kalo > kerjaannya itu2 aja tiap hari > > On Feb 7, 2008 11:06 AM, Ujang Jaenudin <[EMAIL > PROTECTED]<ujang.jaenudin%40gmail.com>> > wrote: > > > (:- > > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: Donald K. Burleson <[EMAIL > > PROTECTED]<oracle_tips%40topica.email-publisher.com> > <oracle_tips%40topica.email-publisher.com> > > > > > Date: Feb 7, 2008 4:30 AM > > Subject: I want to be an Oracle DBA when I grow up! > > > > I want to be an Oracle DBA when I grow up! > > > > Every year, young computer professionals leave the hallowed halls and > > ivory towers of college and survey the landscape for computer jobs. > > They look at the salary surveys and drool at the prospect of earning > > up to $250k per year as a DBA. Many of them don't know what a DBA > > does, but they sure like the money. Also see these related articles: > > > > How to become an Oracle Guru > > How to become an Oracle Applications DBA. > > Becoming an IT consultant > > > > Since I've been a DBA for 25 years I'm often asked "How do I become a > > DBA?", many from neophytes who are enticed with the glamour and power > > of the DBA role. > > > > While being a DBA is exciting and lucrative, it's a career choice that > > requires years of preparation. The most important thing to remember > > is that the job of a DBA requires a 24x7 commitment. Being an Oracle > > DBA can be a very stressful, thankless job, and many DBA jobs require > > the DBA to be on-call on Thanksgiving and Christmas to perform > > downtime maintenance. Plus, the DBA is expected to constantly keep-up > > with the rapidly-changing technology, working nights and weekends on a > > regular basis. > > > > It's not uncommon for a DBA to earn as much as a mid-level manager, > > and the high pay is a double-edged sword. The DBA must constantly > > justify their salary, and a good DBA who automates many of their job > > functions may find themselves looking for a new job. > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
