On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Howard Lowndes wrote:
> Seen in today's (regional) paper.
^^^^^^^^
Operative word.
> The incumbent will be responsible for the operation, support and
> maintenance of a series of multi user systems; supervision of a small
> group of technical staff; and the development of multi user systems.
> Initially the successful applicant will have prime responsibility for the
> Microsoft Windows NT/Windows 2000 environment.
>
> *Essential*: degree in computing; considerable experience in: computing;
> administration of a significant Microsoft Windows NT/Windows 2000
> environment; administration of Solaris or other Unix based systems;
> working within a team environment with diverse locations and disciplines.
>
> *Salary Range*: $43,075 to $47,113 per annum
> ..."
>
> With what they are asking it strikes me that they are a trifle tight with
> the readies, or am I not seeing the current employment market correctly?
I'm assuming this is some form of government institution?
If so, then that's about the going rate for skilled IT staff. And they
wonder why government departments have trouble keeping good staff? There's
your answer.
What they don't mention is the {most likely} 10% super {compared to the
legally mandated 7%}, ample leave and fairly relaxed employment
conditions.
> What do other think should be the going rate?
On the open market? For all that? Lessee...
WindoZe
Solaris
Management
Degree
Most likely some form of programming
I'd reckon at a minimum $70k - depending on experience. The more
experience, the more money.
DaZZa
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