Post ITT if you are under 30 and make $20+ per hour

[GingerBrah]

You clearly have no clue what you're talking about.

I get that sharepoint can be a little bit complicated, but not worth 100k.


The ppl at my company they have organizing SharePoint are kids right out university that they pay 40-60 k a year.

You're admin. Administrators don't make 100k bro

[solidus86]

They do in Northern VA/DC. Keep hustlin cuz.

Like I said you don't really know what you're talking about. SharePoint involves a suite of Microsoft products not just something you click install and go.

[skullcrusher149]

Age: 24

I make about $32/hour for my main job, and just under $18/hr for my second job (which also includes a free gym membership).

[UberAlles]

i'm 24, make just over 26 an hour as a marketing assistant for an insurance company.

[justdragit]

They do in Northern VA/DC. Keep hustlin cuz.

LOL.. $100k in DC is like $40k in the south. CoL is ridiculous there.

[miscingaway]

27 and making $30 an hour, IT is where its at (bachelors/plus basic certs=golden). I am not smart, but I can guess my way through troubleshooting issues.

I'm in IT too what certs you got?

[GingerBrah]

They do in Northern VA/DC. Keep hustlin cuz.

Danm, in that case I need to move. I thought alberta had high salaries but if you're srs... holy crap.

Hopefully your saving a bit of that case bro, congrats

[JMAG90]

I call BS that any company would pay 100k+ for a SharePoint admin lol that program is basic as fuuuuu

People are overpaid as fuk here in Virginia srs.

I know the admins for our sharepoints and they are not on the high end of the skills spectrum in IT.

[solidus86]

Yep cost of living is high in VA. Lots of SP admins inherit farms and don't really have to do anything. I build and administer from the ground up. $100k here doesn't get you that far.

[IntegralDx]

CEO, $1250 an hour.







Not srs, making $10 an hour at my summer job.

[Gunite]

OP, here's what you do.

1.) Learn how to fix cars. (go to trade school, work for a mechanic...however you can do it)
2.) Find a place where a bunch of rich *******s live in SC ( yeah they out, just research a little)
3.) Open up a garage and fix cars ( get one of them there business loans )
4.) Make $200/hr in poverty (aka god's country) south
5.) Profit

[IAmTheOne1]

lol apparently everyone makes 50K+ on the misc, should've known

I honestly think that more people in this thread are lying than telling the truth

[sknot1454]

I call BS that any company would pay 100k+ for a SharePoint admin lol that program is basic as fuuuuu

If you're a government contractor working on the sharepoint portal for a major DoD site, you're damn right they will.

lol @ paying some kid out of college $40k to manage DISA's patch repository or DADS portals.

Good luck with never being awarded a governmen't contract again if you go that route.

[blackbull2k13]

I do, but I went to college and been working my job for years.


Stop focusing on the amount of money and focus more on the location, If I lived in Manhattan I would be on that poverty time making 20+. If I lived in nowhere Alaska I would be holding nightly Meth jamborees with that much money

[Purostaff]

16-17 -> ~$10-30/hr (waiter)
18-19 -> $7.50/hr (fast food)
22-23 -> $20/hr (school research + TA)
23-25 -> $10/hr (****ty job.. don't wanna talk about it)
28-current -> $30+/hr (miscing 50-80% of the time)

[WelghtDestroyer]

19 making $14 hr checking in. Went to a year of welding school.

Also raise opportunities every 2 months. srs And benefits out the ass srs.

By 30 I should be making $20 hour at least doubt I'm staying at this job for 10 years tho.

Also low cost of living compared to you populated area fgts.

[GingerBrah]

If you're a government contractor working on the sharepoint portal for a major DoD site, you're damn right they will.

lol @ paying some kid out of college $40k to manage DISA's patch repository or DADS portals.

Good luck with never being awarded a governmen't contract again if you go that route.

Lol @ you throwing around acronyms that are specific to your industry and expecting anyone to know wtf you're talking about.

Like I said, sharepoint CAN get complicated, i just found it unlikely he'd have a title of sharepoint admin (implying he isn't doing those complicated functions) and making 100k+ but his location explained that

[DistanceSkater]

23 years old, bartender. I made 16 an hour last night which is good for a Tuesday night. Weekends I make over 20 an hour.

Saint Patties day 2012, 49 an hour, $800 shift. Most money ive mad in a day.

Zero college.

[FSEC]

age: 26

not disclosing how much i make but its very reasonable, the benefits are top-notch, and OT is given like none other. the work can be stressful at times but its interesting and i can misc quite often. quite happy overall

5 yrs ago when i graduated college, i never would've dreamt i'd be in this kind of position. feels great mang

[Roach06]

26 making 29/hr

started here when i was 20 at 16.50/hr

[sknot1454]

Lol @ you throwing around acronyms that are specific to your industry and expecting anyone to know wtf you're talking about.

Like I said, sharepoint CAN get complicated, i just found it unlikely he'd have a title of sharepoint admin (implying he isn't doing those complicated functions) and making 100k+ but his location explained that

It's not the fact that it's sharepoint. It's what people use the sharepoint for. You want 100% up time or you're ****ed.

The acronyms I listed are major US government IT sharepoint sites. It's not some bakery or small business. You don't want some pimply faced miscer making $15 an hour running something thousands of people rely on every day, some of which caters to serious national security functions.

Considering the poster is from NOVA/DC, he's probably either working on a government project or something as equally important if he's making $100k a year as a sharepoint admin.

Have fun explaining to Congress why your cheap labor practices lead to something like the Veterans Affairs sharepoint being down for a significant amount of time.

[arem20]

23 years old, bartender. I made 16 an hour last night which is good for a Tuesday night. Weekends I make over 20 an hour.

Saint Patties day 2012, 49 an hour, $800 shift. Most money ive mad in a day.

Zero college.

Damn, that must be a poverty bar. The bartenders at the bar I bounced at in college were making stripper money, srs. Like $400-$600 on an average night wed-Saturday and Sundays during football season.

Dated one of them and she literally just had a drawer with over $10grand at her apartment because she was too lazy to deposit it. Going out to dinner? Brb she'd just grab a handful of cash indiscriminately and smash it in her purse.

[tpage318]

24 making 44k a year equals out to 19.60 an hr. Dat government job.

[GingerBrah]

It's not the fact that it's sharepoint. It's what people use the sharepoint for. You want 100% up time or you're ****ed.

The acronyms I listed are major US government IT sharepoint sites. It's not some bakery or small business. You don't want some pimply faced miscer making $15 an hour running something thousands of people rely on every day, some of which caters to serious national security functions.


Considering the poster is from NOVA/DC, he's probably either working on a government project or something as equally important if he's making $100k a year as a sharepoint admin.

In other words, you work sharepoint daily and the above is how you justify your importance? Fair enough. Just keep in mind I wouldn't consider sharepoint a transferable skill. Also, everyone you work with views you as some data entry nerd. Not the reality, i know, but its not a highly respected position amongst your peers

Edit: thanks for ninja editing out the anti canuck line haha semi srs

[solidusbrah]

Wtf man im 23 making 8 an hour. Finishing college in december

Can't even find something decent

[UofACATS]

Post salary + job pls

[StuartT44]

Dat feel when your poverty due to doing a poverty job.


Seems IT is where its at, howd I get into that ****? Im good with computers but dont wana go back to uni.

[WhenTheLastTime]

26, poverty $60k before taxes and before bonus. Probably around $65k after bonus. First year associate. But no debt, no rent, no real expenses besides food and gas. Just investing most of my money at this point.

[NotSureIfCereal]

27 yrs old: 25xx an hour, OT every now and then

10-12 hour shifts, about 45 minutes of actual work per day(dead srs)

quite content for now with my effort to pay ratio

[Judgment]

Currently $19/hr. Privatized healthcare (no obamacare), unlimited overtime potential. No degree, only military background.

Absolutely effortless job. Walk around multiple building complexes twice a day, then watch TV / Browse the internet rest of day. 2 hrs "work" / 6 hours "fuk off".