whats the avg salary for someone with CCNA cert (no exp),business degree (non tech) in southern california?
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Have you tried checking out salary.com?
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Well, of course this depends on your experience, your expertise in which field and where you live.\nI have provided a link that helps with finding average salaries in specific areas. good luck
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California residents in the undergraduate program pay an average of $7294 for the 2006-2007 school year.  For non-California residents, undergraduate tuition is $26020.
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Post your resume on Monster.com and update it everyday.  Just having a certification doesn't mean that you will get hired as a CCNA.  Most places want experience.  Good luck.
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dude, a CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Engineer) is NOT the same as a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate).\n\nsince you're a CCNA, you're target job would be a support technician or a level-1 helpdesk for an I.T. company or a customer-support resource & management firm better known as a call center.\n\ntaking you're certification to the next level (CCNP) is also a good idea  =)
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The CCNA->CCNP career track is very well respected and will pay you 40k+ to start in most markets, and will allow you to move up to close to six figures as a CCNP.  If you are capable of obtaining the CCIE certificate, you will be looking at 150K+ per year, easy.  These are Cisco certificates and only require that you complete their tests.
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that depends on what your doing and what your certified with. if your just basic ACDT ACPT and ACHDS certified probably in the 20$ neighborhood. If you have your ACTC and ACSA they will probably pull you off the counter and have you doing a real job
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I would suggest posting on craiglist (and explain why you're offering below market salary) or http://www.dice.com is where tech. jobs are usually listed.
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California is a BIG state!  There is a lot of difference between northern and southern California.  If you like the sun and the beach, then move to southern California.  Otherwise, go north to San Francisco, San Jose or Sacramento.  Have you heard of the Silicon Valley? Maybe you should check over there with your IT background. There's also IT jobs in the south. Make sure you get the job first before you move here because the cost of living here is waaaaaaay high! Over $1500 a month for a one bedroom apartment in most major cities.
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I costs around 3 and a half grand i'd go with NITLC  their course is much better also includes a+ network + and CCNA
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look on Monster.com  They have a section where you can put in qualifications, and they will give you average salaries.
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US Department of Labor has a nice website called the Occupational Outlook Handbook.\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos161.htm\n\n"Median hourly earnings of chefs and head cooks were $14.75 in May 2004." It doesn't answer anything about California, though.
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Well here in N.Y the electrician union guys at the bottom make $ 34. per hour,and it goes up with experience.it depends on where you live.
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In my experience the average rent/contract price increase from year to year is in the range of 4%-6%.  However, you must factor in that you are in the San Bernardino area, which I am under the impression is a good place to be.  So you may want to add a couple more percentage points.  I would not recommend going above 10%.
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Go to salary.com and type in your location. It really does depend on location.
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I was not able to find specifically for Computer Software and Hardware engineer. But I was able to find the stats for all the engineering streams.\n\nPlease check the below links to have a knowledge about it.\n\nhttp://www.jobweb.com/resources/library/Salary_and_Benefits/Starting_Salary_51_01.htm\n\nhttp://www.payscale.com/salary-survey/vid-16199/fid-6886\n\nhttp://home.znet.com/schester/facts/salaries.html\n\nhttp://www.careerjournal.com/salaryhiring/industries/engineers/20051117-begley.html?mod=RSS_Career_Journal&cjrss=frontpage\n\nhttp://www.themanager.org/Knowledgebase/Career/Salary%20Statistics.htm\n\nhttp://littlerock.about.com/cs/homeliving/l/aasalary7.htm\n\nhttp://www.engineering.cornell.edu/student-services/engineering-coop-career-services/employers/salary-statistics.cfm\n\nhttp://career.eng.ohio-state.edu/salaries-statistics.htm
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I know a Unix system administrator who makes 85,000 right after school. Software testers are also in demand.  You can make more money and have a more secure job if you are good at managing people overseas in an outsourcing environment.\n\nIf you really like money, consider sales and be paid on commission. First, there's no limit on your potential income.  The harder you work, the more you make.  Second, you have more opportunities to be promoted to an executive position, making more than 200,000 per year plus lots of stock options.\n\nTo produce a good current income, pornography is a lucrative business, especially while you are still young and hot.  A reputable one in the US is\n\nhttp://www.hustler.com/beaverhunt/\n\nThen, use your earned cash to invest in your education towards your long-term ambitious career goals.