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where do you fit in? Above or below or in the middle? Just curious to see how badly i am getting ****ed!

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"The Help Desk Analyst working in Edmonton, AB, Alberta now earns an average annual salary of 57,527. Half of those in this position would earn between 43,030 and 83,293 (the 17th and 67th percentiles). These numbers are derived from area-specific government survey data."

is what they said about my job....i'm a ways below 43k and not overly happy about it. I'm both a help desk analyst as well as an administrator of one of the pieces of software they use. Company is supposed to be retitleing our jobs, since there's abotu 15 people all with the same title - when realistically i'd say for 70% of us, it's incorrect. Along with that is supposedt o be a salary increase to match the industry, but I don't have much faith. Furthermore, it's also review/raise time. So i figure they'll likely combine the two together and it'll be weak and not a single person will be happy.

Anyways, just curious as to where others reside according to the website above?

try looking at
http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/humanresources/jobs/index.htm
http://www.corp.delta.bc.ca/
http://www.city.new-westminster.bc.ca/
http://www.richmond.ca/home.htm
http://www.surrey.ca/default.htm

see what city is paying what for the same job

Wierd, it says I get paid 20k more per year.

That site is all assbackwards though.

CAN I GET A PAY CUT LOL

hahahaha I make $20,000 more than that site says......

The Service Manager working in Alberta - Provincewide, Alberta now earns an average annual salary of 73,609. Half of those in this position would earn between 45,431 and 127,247


It's not really what I do, but it's the closest I could find to installation manager.

I make a wee bit more than the average, aw hell I've already made 18k more than the average ytd.

^ It says the average installer in the Vancouver area makes $83k and change and that half of those polled make between 65K and 150K.

I wanna know where. :stroke: :bs:

I couldn't even find car audio isntaller , I used auto service manager as the closest.

^ search "Mobile" and it is in the list. Rob found it.

On the flip side, it appears I am extremely well paid at my day job. Funny... I want more.. :thumbsup:

An installer in edmonton makes 2x as mutch as ottawa?

he Installer Mobile Electronics working in Alberta - Provincewide, Alberta now earns an average annual salary of 80,835. Half of those in this position would earn between 65,371 and 145,640 (the 17th and 67th percentiles). These numbers are derived from area-specific government survey data.

(Note: These are conservative government estimates. For competitive salary survey data based on consensus analyses of thousands of private and public salary surveys, see ERI's Salary Assessor® software.)

When benefits and bonuses are added to this salary, the average total compensation for this position would be 89,968. See the graph and table below to learn how the cost of living in this location affects the actual value of this salary.



BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I think someone has skewed these numbers.

I thikn the Government is a little skewed!! But i'ma little drunk....

i couldnt find anything to do with lasers on there, but i know im underpaid.
lifes a bitch tho, and if i was unhappy... well hey, its alberta, the next job is down the street.

love it here :)

Salary expert is a US site, they usually make more for the same job we have. according to Monster.com, my average Salary is from $52-$64k a year.