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To: nwrep
None of the salaries discussed in the article will allow one to achieve a middle class lifestyle in the San Francisco Bay Area.

More to the point, knowing how much financial professionals get paid around here, I would say that EE's are drastically underpaid, given the amount of education and effort needed to prepare for the profession.

7 posted on 09/28/2003 10:58:12 AM PDT by Mr. Jeeves
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To: Mr. Jeeves
Why do you think their is an exodus from Kalifornia?
13 posted on 09/28/2003 11:17:45 AM PDT by ItisaReligionofPeace ((the original))
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To: Mr. Jeeves
that why people need to steer their college bound children into other areas. a technician/mechanic at a high end car dealership like mercedes makes $85K. and they don't need a masters degree, and all that debt from a college education.
16 posted on 09/28/2003 11:20:38 AM PDT by oceanview
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To: Mr. Jeeves
None of the salaries discussed in the article will allow one to achieve a middle class lifestyle in the San Francisco Bay Area.

With the cost of housing in San Jose, the EE salary is way too low. A co-worker moved from the Pittsburgh area to SJ and retained the same salary. A significant increase in cost of living followed :).

76 posted on 09/28/2003 8:50:31 PM PDT by cruiserman
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