I am a computer technician what can i do about making more money? advice from an expericence tech.
121887
Well .. as a Tech that no longer "Tech's" but is fulltime Internet Business .. I have a couple suggestions.\n\n1. Run a small add in your local paper that you will do in-home preventive maintenance on their PC.  Clean and reseat for a small fee.  You might even get them to run a small article on why it is a good idea for everyone to have PM done on their PC at least once a year.  Then have your ad nearby.\n\n2. Start your own business\n\n3. Go to Freelance.com and see if anything there suits you.\n\n4. Ask the Boss for a raise and give list of reasons why you're such an asset that rates it.
418136
You could look for things that were misspelled by the seller, and therefor they wont sell for what they would if they were spelled correctly. You could make lots of money that way by purchasing and then re-selling with the proper spelling. If you want to just sell things yourself, you could go to garage sales and pick up things that could be worth money...dishes, old cameras, computers, etc., and then sell it on e-bay for more than the 25 cents you picked it up for. There are lots of ways to make decent money, it just sometimes takes time in the researching of things. Good luck!!
240093
Be honest with your boss. Tell him that you enjoy your job, and you think you are an asset to the company. Hopefully your charts have examples of how you have helped the company to make more money. Because that's how you can convince him that you deserve a bigger piece of the pie.
27854
You can make alot but depends on where you work.  Print shops pay very well.  Alot of graphic designers also free lance.  They get leads from print shops and other places.  You can start off on the high side.  My friend started off at 35k
137212
it can be a good way to make extra money if you work at it
385801
If you can get someone else to help you can make good money. There is competition but you can also check into rental condos and townhouse cleaning.
269636
Well, at that point, you're still an amateur. Once you work up to new levels and become more of a value to the industry, you'll get paid better. It all just depends on the business and the circumstances.
13432
Sell some things you no longer need. Ebay is great but using the local paper is fine too. Got a lot of stuff and/or friends with stuff hold a garage sale. Another thing you might want to consider is a job with a temp agency. Around where I live you can make very good money with a temporary job assignment and the agency will find you the job.
36400
You could venture into the home-based business field...you know, PrePaid Legal, Avon, etc.  Or honestly, Ebay is awesome.  My stepdad gets broken computers and fixes them.  He makes a pretty penny doing that.  Or, you could go to yard sales or thirft shops and find things worth MUCH more than the asking price.  Sell them on Ebay.  Or you could buy and sell houses.  I saw an infomercial on TV the other day for something like that.  Really, there are a MILLION and one things you could do.  If I wasn't too helpful, try googling for "home-based business" or "work at home".  You may pull up some things I haven't thought of.  Good luck to you!
56306
i would try to find a better job, either more money or more job satisfaction or ideally both.  if you find something better you should get out and don't look back.
231121
The only way to make money is to earn the respect of your peers and associates, gain experience, and attain industry certifications.  Once you do all this, you will be marketable and will be able to ask for higher compensation.\n\nJust having a degree means nothing.  I've interviewed plenty of people with degrees before to work in lower positions, and I don't have one myself.  That means a degree is only worth as much as you project it.\n\nAim high.  Sell high.
641111
Your best chance is to get a job as an entry-level PC tech in a medium to large company where there is enough work to keep you busy. Smaller companies will typically want to hire fewer admins, but with more experience and education than you have described. Also, larger companies often have more budget money for paying to send their admins to various training courses every year or so. If you've taught yourself everything you know from the Internet, that is a very good sign and an appealing quality you should play up in an interview. If you're already fixing other people's machines, you probably understand already how important it is to show a courteous and helpful attitude toward the people who come to you for help. That will get you so much farther than a sombrero full of dubious certifications. As for the math, don't let that discourage you from programming in at least some capacity, even if it's just for fun.\n\nBest of luck to you on your quest
177001
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200231
there is no quick way to make money. if there was, it's a scam. But you can have a garage sale and make some quick money doing that.
325260
start making web-sites, you earn a lot there. but i guess you should study first. Call centres also give good money.
73683
I don't disagree with the above answer, but they are not worth the money you will dump into them. Try 167 dollars just to start things off! Stick with people you know or smaller local businesses. The people doing the work will be paid more and will probably be much more reasonable with their prices. Just because you have a cool logo, doesn't mean you know how to fix computers.
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