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May 31, 2006 16:35

look, i know what i'm worth in today's market based on what i can do. now, i do have the ability to learn new shit....so that number can (and will) increase over time. depending on the position, there is no reason why i shouldn't be AT LEAST in the $38K-$50K range. i'm much more realistic than some of my counterparts in the tech field who think ( Read more... )

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asd;flkj noclueinnj May 31 2006, 22:34:11 UTC

my company is lookin for lots of IT geeks.. i know they are lookin for .net developers, web devs, designers and qa peeps.. but i am not sure on the helpdesk front.. however, if you have IT experience, the qa peeps have entry lvl positions starting in the mid 40's. if you want send me an email - christopher_barr@harte-hanks.com and we can talk about it and i will get you job postings and find out if anything fits you. :) i get a sweet bonus if you get hired so i'm all about helpin you out. :) [just ask nate, hehehe]

Re: asd;flkj bigtoe250 June 1 2006, 13:00:36 UTC

e-mail sent!

fadetoleth June 1 2006, 01:03:15 UTC

"you'll be lucky if you can find a half-retarded asshole who'll lie to you for that kind of salary."

Sweet, how do I get in touch with that company?

bigtoe250 June 1 2006, 13:00:25 UTC

nice.

littlewashu June 1 2006, 16:16:06 UTC

Why can't you pass a security clearance?

macivanhorn June 1 2006, 16:42:03 UTC

Yeh...that's what I was wondering.

walther1 June 1 2006, 17:15:59 UTC

Hes on the government watch list ever since that night in 96 when he had a 1 night stand with Osama.. . .

qed June 1 2006, 17:33:29 UTC

Getting a security clearance can take anywhere from 6 months to 3 years. The government changed which agency processes the clearances, and it got all fucked up. My company made a bunch of "contingent hires", that is, they hired people without clearances and told them they would start after their clearances were processed. 8 months after that we found out a lot of the clearance paperwork had been lost, and had to be resubmitted (and IIRC we only found out when we contacted the government trying to find out what was going on).

Actually getting a secret clearance is pretty easy if you were born in the U.S. and don't have an extensive criminal record. They just do a basic background investigation. Getting a top secret clearance is harder, and involves polygraphs.

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