Well, knock on wood, just today I got authorization from the boss to bill a client directly at the shop rate, rather than go through the company and share the wealth, so to speak. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
I think he may have a point. Just the same, you get rich doing things you love.
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Here is an example of why you dont want to do EE in Australia.
40-55k AUD?
Perth, eh?
How's the engineering job situation over in Kiwiland (New Zealand)? Better there?
Why not make a killing repairing people's computers? That job can't be outsourced... unless FedEx and UPS drastically lower their overseas shipping rates... heh.
Michael
But what is the cost of living in Perth?
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You probably should have posted this one in the aus.electronics group then...
Only the big questions like: Why? What do you want to gain knowledge-wise? What do you want to gain career-wise? What have you been working on up until now? What do you want to work on in the future?
I take it by "going back and finish" you mean you only partially completed it before?
You do *not* need an engineering degree to be successful in the electronics field in this country. You don't even need a degree to get graduate membership of the IEA if you are looking at that.
Tell us more...
Dave.
Not far off Sydney these days. Its still a rort. I would expect that money as a tech, not and engineer. And I still believe that the tech is getting rorted these days.
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