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Hooookay, so what's the average salary for a system administrator?
Trouble is, the answer varies by city. Also, there are "system
administrators" who keep 3 PCs running and make sure Word is still
working. And there are system administrators who supervise a small army
of technitions who keep an entire data center operational 24x7. The
Now define "average".
Google isn't especially helpful here. I can see particular job adverts
and the salaries they *claim* to offer - but that's not the same as what
the applicants actually end up getting paid. The other problem is that
almost all salary data is for the USA, not the UK. But I did manage to
find two useful links:
http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/systems%20administrator.do
http://www.mysalary.co.uk/average-salary/System_Administrator_2991
The first link provides not only an average, but some confidence
intervals and even a histogram, which is nice.
Does anybody have any better data to offer?
Obviously, if I get a new job, I want them to pay me as much money as
hire somebody else instead. And if I tell them that I currently work in
a highly-regulated environment which large amounts of responsibility for
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