Sabz5150
FALCON PUNCH!!!
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the consultant thing doesn't work for me. i don't like the feeling of unknowingness. Sure, i may make less money-- but i know that each and every day, i'm going to get paid today. VS steve, who works for 4 months, then is off for 6 looking for the next contract.... i couldn't do that.
I'm not paid a lot because i don't have a college degree. I gotta finish that at some point. And i don't have much expr. either... i'm on my 3rd year. In another year or so, i'll be considered "mid-career" and i'll be looked at higher than an entry-level guy with 1-3 yrs. I can out-do 95% of the people out of school, and a lot who have 10-15 years...
and a lot of it comes from teaching yourself new things.
i'm active on several high-volume web-dev and application lists.
I learnded AJAX today so, now i can add that to the arsenal.
It's not every day that you can find a person who can build computers/servers, understands point-to-point vs frame relay, phone systems/smart cards/T's/etc, can build a highly-popular standards-based website, program in asp, php, c++, javascript, perl, python, can read java enough to follow it, knows both linux and pc,
bah, i just bored myself... but you get the point. i'm worth way more than 45k a year...
You may want to check out Ruby on Rails. That's some wacked out shit there.