IT Technician

[Peder]

Hi Guys

I just got a call from a friend of mine they need an IT technician, for a company of about 25-30 what is the going rate for that kind of thing and is it a full time job?

Just doing some market research hope its in the right place.

 

[The_Ogre]

I think its around 5 - 6k.

 

[Peder]

I think its around 5 - 6k.

i am thinking of doing it self and i have a job so i want to know what it'll cost per hour, i REALLY don't want to sit there the whole day with one little problem per week.

Would it be better to do it per hour or for the whole month?

 

[ponder]

Per hour.

 

[ChilliGirl]

//votes

per hour

 

[Peder]

The only thing that may catch me is that i don't have a certificate...

I have LOADS of experience, but no formal certificate.

But we will see how it goes, i gave them my cv and hope that they think i can do the job.

 

[Gnome]

I think its around 5 - 6k.

Ouch.

 

[LMFAO]

is people is jozi not getting paid more then the rest of the country?

 

[Nimz]

In Durban its 4K-6K Max

 

[NeonNinja]

IT Tech 2 years expr, JHB, with MCSE; R9000.

Just book your exam (A+ R1100), write, pass, certificate is almost instant.

And just do MCITP, just in case.

 

[loadhigh]

Certificates are important but nothing beats real world experience. Certificates on a specific discipline can help fill in the knowledge gaps pertaining to that discipline. With a few years of experience you can read through A+ and N+ manuals once and you'll pass comfortably.

 

[koeksGHT]

You would be lucky to get anything near 10k pm if you are decently certified (A+, N+). If you do Cisco I have seen jobs for up to 16k with just a CCNP