I'm applying for an entry-level electronics technician job.
I'd essentially be fixing broken iPhones.
How much compensation should I ask for?
>company is small, 2 people
>live in small flyover city
>0 professional experience
Minimum wage + 15%.
>>52002829
That's a little low, don't you think?
>>52003156
>Small company
>Small city
>0 experience
>Entry-level electronics technician
Don't be expecting millions per week yet.
>>52003622
This.
OP needs to get serious for a minute.
>>52003647
Such a faggot in that .gif (not jif).
I literally had this job last year.
In Iowa, minimum wage is 7.25, they paid me 9.50 to start out and I moved up to 10.50 after 90 days because I was the best tech in the store.
My manager made like 12.50 and he was 28 and had worked there for three years.
>>52003622
Who gets paid millions per week, hotel maids?
>>52003844
What now?
>>52004187
Your si-ever heard of sarcasm?
>>52002253
>>>/biz/
fuck off
>>52004225
No.
I still think this job is worth around 12-14 per hour. You can't exactly snag a nig off the street and expect him to know what the fuck is going on.
>>52004291
>12-14 per hour to sit around and solder dead chips together for fun, until some greasy fat mexican comes in to ask how much it costs to repair the screen of his daughter's iphone 3gs. If he has sold enough heroin outside high school that day, you'll have to disassemble it according to some pictures and reassemble it with a new screen.
>>52004393
yeah.
That same greasy mexican can't do it, so I should be paid more because I'm better than common street trash.
>>52004291
It seems like something that's kind of dime-a-dozen though. To be honest, what the other anons are saying is pretty accurate.
>>52004613
Don't do this to me.
