Sure, if 'entry' is putting parts together, installing an os (clone,
roll, etc) installing a few programs, and sysprep for wintendo boxen.
Along with answering the phone, RA for tier1 software / user issues,
and general printer kicking... I would say at least $20.00 an hour at
this point.
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 1:55 PM, brent timothy saner
<brent.saner@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Back to the topic at hand... What, in your opinion, is a suitable level
>> of compensation for _entry level desktop support_ work?
>>
>> J
>
> well, i'd have to venture that all depends on context. business or
> residential? if business, private or contracted? what kind of business?
> if residential, urban or suburban?
>
> i think:
>
> business (private): $17/hr
> business (private, corporate): $13/hr
> business (contracted): $15-16/hr
>
> residential (suburban): $15/hr
> residentail (urban): $15-16/hr
>
>
> "feels" about right.
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