What"s your time worth?

Hi all,

Eventhough I've never hired out to anyone for anything that I know how
to do, I still like knowing what the skills I have are worth in the open
market. I'm not a database anything yet, barely a newbie, but I'd still like
to know what knowing this database stuff is worth. So, anyone care to
confess how much they make off of their database skills.

Just curious,

Tony,

Re: What"s your time worth?

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Tony Peardon schrieb:
> Hi all,
>
> Eventhough I've never hired out to anyone for anything that I know how
> to do, I still like knowing what the skills I have are worth in the open
> market. I'm not a database anything yet, barely a newbie, but I'd still like
> to know what knowing this database stuff is worth. So, anyone care to
> confess how much they make off of their database skills.
>

I guess its not just database skills but the entire package.
But it never hurts to your know stuff even if you don't need it, because
maybe someday there is a time you may need it.
So what do you want to know by asking what others do make off their
database skills?

Regards
Stefan

> Just curious,
>
> Tony,
>
>

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Re: What"s your time worth?

Tony Peardon wrote:
>
> So, anyone care to confess how much they make off of their
> database skills.

Software Development magazine runs annual salary survey. In November
2005, they published the following figure: average salary of a
staff-level database administrator is $79,000 (U.S. dollars).

Cheers,
NC