Daniel, unfortunately php isnt fetching the fat salaries java and .net are. especially for strictly development. administration is another story and that seems to be a typical supplement to a well paid php programmer. by my estimation avg. salary for php developer (strictly) in the us is around $50k. $80k is high, above that is exceptional. for administrative work as well i think youre looking at some negotiating to settle on the final amount. -nathan On 7/31/07, Daniel Brown <parasane@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Good morning, afternoon, evening, or whatever the case may be, folks. > > I'm just looking for responses from some of you on salary averages > for those who work with LAMP on a full-time basis. My job consists of > much more than that, including full *nix server administration and > security; web architecture drafting, interface design, backend > programming, and content editing; integration with previously > offline-only proprietary technology, and more. I'm also the only web > developer in the company, charged with not only managing the web > servers, but also developing and updating the whole shebang. > > As of now, I'm making far less than what I had made on my own, but > because I have faith in the company that I work for, I wanted to get > this first, massive project out of the way to prove myself before > renegotiating my salary and developing a career path with this company > (should I choose to remain here instead of taking the offer I got from > Google --- very sweet). > > The bottom line, if any of you are working full-time in a > LAMP-related position, could you give me some pointers? Or, if you've > seen job postings with salary ranges (I've already tried to run > reports on the web, but they're too single-task-centric), I'd > appreciate the heads-up. > > Thank you all! > > -- > Daniel P. Brown > [office] (570-) 587-7080 Ext. 272 > [mobile] (570-) 766-8107 > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > >
