Re: General question

[Adam Kane <adamk () inguin com>]

The only thing that tells me is that you need to work harder at making 
your boss understand the importance of your job.  Stop blaming everyone 
else and start doing something about it.  You want an increase in pay, 
show your boss your worth it.  Make yourself a valuable asset to the 
company.  Find flaws in the network and servers that those richer 
network engineers maintain, suggest improvements.  Stand out!

Francois Yang wrote:
> what if your boss told you that the network engineers who maintain the
> network and servers got paid more (10k more) than you  the security
> analyst because they DO MORE THINGS?
> what would be your reaction?
> In my situation I was like WTF (to myself of course) and basically
> said that it was a totally different area and job description.
> That also bought to my attention that maybe he didn't really read my
> resume, cuz I was doing network administration for the past 6 yrs
> before I got this job.
> Now what does that tell you about the boss and my job?


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