Where are the $100K jobs?

[bearishgurl]

[quote=fuggy] . . . California employers like to employ locals who bought their home in the 1970s. Cuz you can pay them little. . . [/quote]

fuggy, CA employers DO NOT like to employ individuals “who bought their home in the ’70’s.” Do the math, here. A person who bought a home in 1979 is at least 54 years of age now and probably at least 60. Original Prop 13 homeowners are 55 years old on up. For the health insurance issues mentioned on this thread, AGE DISCRIMINATION IS ALIVE AND WELL in employment and will continue to be so.

Part of the low-wage problem in this region relative to others is our very porous border. I personally know several PROFESSIONALS, including lawyers, living in MX and working in SD County. It is MUCH CHEAPER to live in Tijuana than SD. This will never change.

[bearishgurl]

LOL – didn’t realize this was an old thread until now!! Still good topic, nonetheless 🙂

[bearishgurl]

LOL – didn’t realize this was an old thread until now!! Still good topic, nonetheless 🙂

[bearishgurl]

LOL – didn’t realize this was an old thread until now!! Still good topic, nonetheless 🙂

[bearishgurl]

LOL – didn’t realize this was an old thread until now!! Still good topic, nonetheless 🙂

[bearishgurl]

LOL – didn’t realize this was an old thread until now!! Still good topic, nonetheless 🙂

[stockstradr]

Tend to pay a lot less than in other major cities like Silicon Valley and NYC- think they are still stuck in the stone age economy way of thinking!

Agreed. That’s why i left San Diego for SF back in 2007. Pay was 30% higher in Bay Area. I’m a mechanical engineer.

[stockstradr]

Tend to pay a lot less than in other major cities like Silicon Valley and NYC- think they are still stuck in the stone age economy way of thinking!

Agreed. That’s why i left San Diego for SF back in 2007. Pay was 30% higher in Bay Area. I’m a mechanical engineer.

[stockstradr]

Tend to pay a lot less than in other major cities like Silicon Valley and NYC- think they are still stuck in the stone age economy way of thinking!

Agreed. That’s why i left San Diego for SF back in 2007. Pay was 30% higher in Bay Area. I’m a mechanical engineer.

[stockstradr]

Tend to pay a lot less than in other major cities like Silicon Valley and NYC- think they are still stuck in the stone age economy way of thinking!

Agreed. That’s why i left San Diego for SF back in 2007. Pay was 30% higher in Bay Area. I’m a mechanical engineer.

[stockstradr]

Tend to pay a lot less than in other major cities like Silicon Valley and NYC- think they are still stuck in the stone age economy way of thinking!

Agreed. That’s why i left San Diego for SF back in 2007. Pay was 30% higher in Bay Area. I’m a mechanical engineer.

[IT.MOM]

Data from 2009
Rank Employer Avg Salary Avg Bonus Avg Total Pay
1 Google $106,666 $42,759 $149,425
2 Synopsys $118,908 $15,189 $134,096
3 Broadcom $115,093 $15,023 $130,116
4 Xilinx $114,996 $11,779 $126,775
5 Yahoo $114,280 $12,441 $126,721
6 KLA-Tencor $110,227 $15,611 $125,838
7 Sun Microsystems $118,358 $7,356 $125,714
8 Intuit $107,740 $16,349 $124,089
9 Vmware $100,817 $19,768 $120,585
10 NVIDIA $112,291 $8,095 $120,386

[IT.MOM]

Data from 2009
Rank Employer Avg Salary Avg Bonus Avg Total Pay
1 Google $106,666 $42,759 $149,425
2 Synopsys $118,908 $15,189 $134,096
3 Broadcom $115,093 $15,023 $130,116
4 Xilinx $114,996 $11,779 $126,775
5 Yahoo $114,280 $12,441 $126,721
6 KLA-Tencor $110,227 $15,611 $125,838
7 Sun Microsystems $118,358 $7,356 $125,714
8 Intuit $107,740 $16,349 $124,089
9 Vmware $100,817 $19,768 $120,585
10 NVIDIA $112,291 $8,095 $120,386

[IT.MOM]

Data from 2009
Rank Employer Avg Salary Avg Bonus Avg Total Pay
1 Google $106,666 $42,759 $149,425
2 Synopsys $118,908 $15,189 $134,096
3 Broadcom $115,093 $15,023 $130,116
4 Xilinx $114,996 $11,779 $126,775
5 Yahoo $114,280 $12,441 $126,721
6 KLA-Tencor $110,227 $15,611 $125,838
7 Sun Microsystems $118,358 $7,356 $125,714
8 Intuit $107,740 $16,349 $124,089
9 Vmware $100,817 $19,768 $120,585
10 NVIDIA $112,291 $8,095 $120,386

[IT.MOM]

Data from 2009
Rank Employer Avg Salary Avg Bonus Avg Total Pay
1 Google $106,666 $42,759 $149,425
2 Synopsys $118,908 $15,189 $134,096
3 Broadcom $115,093 $15,023 $130,116
4 Xilinx $114,996 $11,779 $126,775
5 Yahoo $114,280 $12,441 $126,721
6 KLA-Tencor $110,227 $15,611 $125,838
7 Sun Microsystems $118,358 $7,356 $125,714
8 Intuit $107,740 $16,349 $124,089
9 Vmware $100,817 $19,768 $120,585
10 NVIDIA $112,291 $8,095 $120,386

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