Where are the $100K jobs?

[nla]

I know a lot of IT/Engineers here in San Diego with less than 12 years of experience and makes more than 120K.

[blackbox]

If you have an engineering degree, and you jump into sales, you make a range of $150K to 250K with 5+ years experience in technical sales in SD.
(For a few much higher, but realistic, that is the range right now in SD).

[blackbox]

If you have an engineering degree, and you jump into sales, you make a range of $150K to 250K with 5+ years experience in technical sales in SD.
(For a few much higher, but realistic, that is the range right now in SD).

[blackbox]

If you have an engineering degree, and you jump into sales, you make a range of $150K to 250K with 5+ years experience in technical sales in SD.
(For a few much higher, but realistic, that is the range right now in SD).

[blackbox]

If you have an engineering degree, and you jump into sales, you make a range of $150K to 250K with 5+ years experience in technical sales in SD.
(For a few much higher, but realistic, that is the range right now in SD).

[blackbox]

If you have an engineering degree, and you jump into sales, you make a range of $150K to 250K with 5+ years experience in technical sales in SD.
(For a few much higher, but realistic, that is the range right now in SD).

[ibjames]

nla, these IT engineers, are you speaking of network engineers or systems? Windows or Linux? Both?

[ibjames]

nla, these IT engineers, are you speaking of network engineers or systems? Windows or Linux? Both?

[ibjames]

nla, these IT engineers, are you speaking of network engineers or systems? Windows or Linux? Both?

[ibjames]

nla, these IT engineers, are you speaking of network engineers or systems? Windows or Linux? Both?

[ibjames]

nla, these IT engineers, are you speaking of network engineers or systems? Windows or Linux? Both?

[Anonymous]

I’m moving down from the SF Bay area and I landed a engineering job in that range. I believe CA companies are having significant difficulty finding qualified candidates because they are limited to professionals already in California or other high priced areas. Very few professionals from TX, IL, AZ, CO etc are willing to move out here.

[Anonymous]

I’m moving down from the SF Bay area and I landed a engineering job in that range. I believe CA companies are having significant difficulty finding qualified candidates because they are limited to professionals already in California or other high priced areas. Very few professionals from TX, IL, AZ, CO etc are willing to move out here.

[Anonymous]

I’m moving down from the SF Bay area and I landed a engineering job in that range. I believe CA companies are having significant difficulty finding qualified candidates because they are limited to professionals already in California or other high priced areas. Very few professionals from TX, IL, AZ, CO etc are willing to move out here.

[Anonymous]

I’m moving down from the SF Bay area and I landed a engineering job in that range. I believe CA companies are having significant difficulty finding qualified candidates because they are limited to professionals already in California or other high priced areas. Very few professionals from TX, IL, AZ, CO etc are willing to move out here.

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