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Does anyone else here work for an end user?
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Yup, admin for an end-user here.
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Yes, I worked for an end user for 5 years and starting at another one next month
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same here
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Do you all mind if i ask what your starting salary was with no certs no experience for an end user and your company size?
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It depends on so many factors but happy to share
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Please do
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Some people expect someone with no experience to be 75, this assumes no accounting background either
as a starter with an accounting background and a partial implementation under the belt, you are looking at 85
so it depends on other things too such as what about experience in programming
etc
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That's a lot more than i make now lol
my 90 day evalutation is supposed to be tomorrow
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I can dm on my salary info btw. My market worth right now is 150K at a consulting spot
i’ll DM you
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Depends heavily on localization too. If you live in a HCOL area, salary will fluctuate. I started at 90 but live in California.
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ohhh true dat!!! Localization plays a huge role!
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Have you had a look at the Anderson Frank salary survey? I personally sent the report to a number of people in my area that are at a similar level to me and they all agreed it was pretty accurate
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yeah that report made me sad…..it seems like the field is getting enough folks in it now…
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The report made you sad?
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I had suspected that the numbers would be inflated considering they are trying to convince people to move jobs but it doesn't seem to be the case
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I've never made over 40k in a year. If I made the salary ranges I saw in that for Austin, Tx (closest locality to me, I'm in Houston), I would be on cloud nine.
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Why not just get your cert and jump ship to consulting. You'd make triple.
c
I'm studying for SuiteFoundation cert now.
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yeah dude u are underpaid --- but it depends on what u have been doing too. Like I have no idea what things you have done for your company - were you hired before the implementation or after the implementation? Also, what @sean said!
I’m studying for it too!!! :)
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implementation is ongoing.
I've been playing a role in the implementation for 3 months. I was so f^&*ing lost in the beginning
I'm 3 classes from finsihing my BS in Information Systems and I have a couple years of help desk experience along with Net+ and A+
Been doing this for 3 months now. I don't feel as lost but I am definitely realizing just how little I know about this system because it's HUUUUUUUUUGE
As far as accounting goes - I've just taken a couple accounting classes lol
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Look negotiating salary is all about providing value to the company. You need to outline the value you have during your review and negotiate from there. Baselines aside.
c
boss man keeps saying "good job" and "I hired the right person".. so, lol
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also depends on company culture
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No one here is particularly well paid tbh lol
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Sounds like its time to leave then. The best negotiation tactic, is none at all. Having a competing offer puts the ball in your court.
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@sean has said it better than I have ever said! Thank you @sean!!!
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Hey, we're all here to support each other right?
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It seems that there are a lot of external consultants on Netsuite. I was hired as the IT manager for our company, then the NS project manager left during the development, and I was delegated his functions...
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@LRG I'm supposed to be the IT Manager, System administrator, NetSuite administrator...
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How long has Netsuite been used in your org ?
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How big is your company (number employees)? I was everything IT at my old place, we grew to 40 users and I was doing three people's jobs.
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