Cebu IT salary rate?

[r0mm3L]

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the point here is no matter what, SALARY is still the bottom line..

3rd world counrty ta.. ang mga studyante nga na belong dri nga country halos tanan... dli tanan ha...

mag skwela aron mka trabaho... makat-on gamay den trabaho...

some countries in the 1st world, students will go to school to know and to learn, that's because wla cla galisod sa pag kaon..

ikaw skwela gni ka sa mahal kay you're expecting nga mka trabaho ka with a high paying salary..

suuuuuuuuuusssssssssss....

yep, that's why im gonna soar high, coz it goes with the salary

if im earning 30K right now, its enough for me being single. kong married nako i think dili na na sya enough considering mahal na kaau pamalitonon karon. mo taas pa gyud in the future.

a friend of mine (he's also my personal IT consultant) earning 180,000 - 200,000 php / month, IT related job

[r0mm3L]

my sister (12 yrs exp) offered 10,000 AUD as sr network engineer

pero abroad lang, lahi man gud cost of living did2

[r0mm3L]

"anybody can do whatever he wants as he pleases" ... that's true...

but the fact of the matter is: a P20k monthly take home pay, given the current state of our economy, is only good for a "single" lifestyle. that would be more than enough if one still lives at home courtesy of his family ehhheemmm... "free board and lodging". until when are we gonna do that?

but that's not the case for those who want to get married, have kids, buy a house...

how much is the tuition fee for one kid per year in a good school? how much is the minimum fare today? round-trip? multiply that by 4 and multiply that by 22 days (per month). how much is the monthly rental for a decent two bedroom apartment? what's the average daily food cost for a family of four? .... monthly bills, phone, electricity, cable and the list goes on and on...

so what then would you tell your kid when you can no longer afford to send him to school:

"sorry son, there's nothing we can do much about it.. cuz that's just the way it is"...

so let me ask this question again: so what's your master plan

nice post, idola nako omad, naay unod istorya wekekekkee

[omad]

why? i am having fun and not having regrets of what i do with my life so ... i have nothing to be ashamed off mom..

it's not about having regrets and being ashamed when one is in his 20's. of course I've been there, done that. BUT here's the rub: life doesn't end there....

talk to me when you're 40 with 2 kids, still living at home with your parents and of course still having the same dead-end job.

I'll be all ears listening to your sob stories. talk to me about not having planned for the future. I hope you won't still be living in the past by then, living the "high-life"...

or better yet, have your kids call me and I'll gladly point them to the above post and show them how "prepared" their dad was in life when he was 25.



*the above statement goes to all those who think like you do... just a simple FYI...

[jash_ville]

nag away naman ang IT ug call center diri oi...

OT: mga gwapo ning mga IT sa?

[borgy1981]

Before I was working w/ etel we support; Inspiron, Dimension, Optiplex, Latitude

pero sa mga power edge servers murag lain ang mo support ana.
wala lang ko idea kinsa, pero kasagaran sa mga servers, ang mga IT naman sa company
ang mo work ana hehehehe... grabe naman pud ug manawag pa ang IT para magpa-guide
unsaon pagconnect or pag-assemble...

sometimes it does happen, but of a rarity ra hinuon... there are even times nga ang onsite tech magpatudlo assemble balik sa desktop o portable kay d daw cla familiar sa model or new to the brand...

[borgy1981]

mao ba yan?

so same pa ghapon na 60% ang Dell then ang 40% are divided sa laing programs?

ingon ako amiga Vonage daw?

unsa man ang plan sa etel kung maabot na kaugalingon nga Dell support diri?
cause naa raba to report nga magtukod ug kaugalingon nga Dell Call Center diri sa Pinas.

any ideas?

actually naa naman ang Dell, if im not mistaken around 2006 sa pasay sila ni open, sa SM MOA then they recently opened in Libis, but from the feedback I've heard mas maau pa ug pay/incentives ang Etel...

[borgy1981]

it's not about having regrets and being ashamed when one is in his 20's. of course I've been there, done that. BUT here's the rub: life doesn't end there....

talk to me when you're 40 with 2 kids, still living at home with your parents and of course still having the same dead-end job.

I'll be all ears listening to your sob stories. talk to me about not having planned for the future. I hope you won't still be living in the past by then, living the "high-life"...

or better yet, have your kids call me and I'll gladly point them to the above post and show them how "prepared" their dad was in life when he was 25.



*the above statement goes to all those who think like you do... just a simple FYI...

AMEN to this...

[chad_tukes]

it's perfectly okay to relax now and regret later.

no kiddin.

[HottieMomi]

jrconde ka nindot gud diha ka till grade 7. sa amoa kay 0-5 ra nga level.
1 na ka pag regular na. pila inyo rate sa grade 7?