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Okay, I may have read to much into that, but I think others on here are
doingb thr same. When I read starting salary, I read it as someone
startign out as a DBA, not the intitial salary for a seasoned DBA. For a
seasoned DBA, I would say those figures are accurate for Dallas and
Houston. That is, if you can find an opening and then secure that
position that several hundred applicants are going for that are currently
unemployed. Dallas and Houston markets are about the same and I wuld say
that many more positions are closer to the lower end of the scale
mentioned than the upper end. Very few opps in Texas right now are going
to pay 101k.
Also, Robert Half Tech. are one of the greediest companies out there. Take a look on Monster at the rates being offered for consultant in Texas and Florida by robert Half and keep in mind they are billing out at twice those rates.
> It doesn't say JR DBA it just says DBA.
>
> Allan
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> [mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of David Green
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> Starting salaries for a JR DBA in Houston?
> Surely, you jest...
>
> I just moved from Dallas to San Diego and I'm quite familiar with the
> salaries and rates currently in Texas.
> - David
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>>> Houston, TX
>>> Subject: RE: Future DBA job outlook
>>> "According to Robert Half International, starting salaries in 2003
>>> ranged from $69,750 to $101,750 for database administrators."
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