Wages

Praetorian

I'm just curious

Blub2k4

I wouldn't pay you much for that, now if you were curious and industrious and knew a little about the work and do a good interview........

fletch

Are u askin wot wages people are on yeh?

Praetorian

:eek: I'm not asking people to post. There is a poll there though. It's anonymous

fletch

missed d poll...sorry (pretty sure it wasn't der d 1st time tbh anyways)

Canis Lupus

what bastard earns over 55k a year???? swine

Praetorian

fletch wrote:

missed d poll...sorry (pretty sure it wasn't der d 1st time tbh anyways)

I think the thread is listed before you get to type the options for the poll, hence the delay.

Obviously people don't have to tell the truth, but if enough people post then it should be reasonably accurate. I would have preferred if I was able to put 20 options in the poll; upto say 100k per year, but I'm afraid the limit is 10 options.

ravenhead

yeah guys, what's the going rate for Support analysts??? I think I'm being skr@wed

pickarooney

What's a support analyst?

ToxicPaddy

pickarooney wrote:

What's a support analyst?

someone who analyses support????

iamnottheend

what currency is that in? Anyways i will probably be on about £12k a year when i get my first job. Just have to go to all the interviews... but saying that after i taxed to death then i probably won't have a great deal left

Naos

someone who supports a big breasted analyst??

simu

Is this salary after or before tax - after tax is more interesting coz it shows what exactly you get to take home.

OfflerCrocGod

ToxicPaddy wrote:

someone who analyses support????

Paddy what are you on about :rolleyes: It's someone who supports analysts, everyone knows that

My wages have been the same as the last 5 years......


£0 or converted into euros €0.

Praetorian

iamnottheend - I'm talking about euros.

simu - I think most people discuss salaries / wages before tax, so thats what the poll is based on.

Thank you very much to everyone who replied to this thread and to everyone who voted in the poll.

KdjaCL

99 people voted say about 66 arent lying.

kdjac

irlirishkev

Ravenhead wrote:

yeah guys, what's the going rate for Support analysts??? I think I'm being skr@wed

I think anywhere between 24k-28k would be about right..
Varies over and below depending what level of customer you're dealing with obviously..

K.

tipperaryboy

i dont work (im in secondary school) BUT my older brother works in a hospital not as a doctor or anything sorta a caretaker,he gets 10.20 per hour!as far as i know that's a good bit over the minum wage

ravenhead

irlirishkev wrote:

I think anywhere between 24k-28k would be about right..
Varies over and below depending what level of customer you're dealing with obviously..

K.

Say I'm in a department of 5 that support a nationwide company with offices in almost every major town in the country. It's tv related so i am tech support for the digital/broadband & cablenet services also aswell & the IT & systems support for the company as a whole!! It's very specialised so I was just curious??

The_Conductor

simu wrote:

Is this salary after or before tax - after tax is more interesting coz it shows what exactly you get to take home.

Maybe it might be.
There would be civil war though if quoted salaries were the after tax amounts. All those wonderful people with their tax avoidance schemes would be sorted (note avoidance, not evadance). It is a pity that there is not an index of peoples take home pay- to include their disposable income after accomodation/medical expenses etc are taken into account. I have a friend who is an officer in Fas- he claims that for a lot of the long term unemployed, its simply not worth their while to take full time employment- even at reasonable salaries, as their benefits as a measure of after tax income greatly exceed their possible expected earnings.

Your thoughts?

S.

ZENER

Praetorian wrote:

I'm just curious

Yeah sure, I can see you at the next boards beers siding up to the higher paid members sighing " Mine's a JD and Coke BIG BOY/GIRL"

ZEN

monument

simu wrote:

Is this salary after or before tax - after tax is more interesting coz it shows what exactly you get to take home.

Thanks for reminding me I'm probably in a higher pay bracket... anyway it’s all about disposable income… need to save, need to save!


...now when we boards allow us to change our poll answers.

secret_squirrel

That big dip at 45-55 looks funny. Is that maybe marking a transfer from technical/professional roles to more managerial roles?

Gurgle

secret_squirrel wrote:

That big dip at 45-55 looks funny. Is that maybe marking a transfer from technical/professional roles to more managerial roles?

Oh I hope not!
Otherwise I'm stuck on the wrong side of that divide forever, I have no inclination to ever be a managerial type.

smccarrick wrote:

All those wonderful people with their tax avoidance schemes would be sorted (note avoidance, not evadance).

Kent Brockman wrote:

Avoision