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IT is a massive industry. Pay depends on what kind of work you do and where you live. Have a look at these salary surveys:
- http://www.michaelpage.com.au/pdf/AU_2006_Tech_SalarySurvey.pdf
- http://www.peoplebank.com.au/candidate/what_salary.html
Do something you are passionate about otherwise you will regret it when you're bored shitless/out of your depth...
- http://www.michaelpage.com.au/pdf/AU_2006_Tech_SalarySurvey.pdf
- http://www.peoplebank.com.au/candidate/what_salary.html
Do something you are passionate about otherwise you will regret it when you're bored shitless/out of your depth...
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Everything kalli's said is very true:
Just to add: IT is generally a well-paid industry as they're paying above average salaries to attract people into the industry (there is a skills shortage). I think the average salary after graduation was $45k+.
You should do what you want. That said, IT is a pretty broad field and as such you'd probably find something within it if you have a 'general interest'.
As for well paid...project managers and business analysts are two 'softer' IT disciplines in demand and well paid. I think there's something on Hudson that actually break it down into the various disciplines...
Just to add: IT is generally a well-paid industry as they're paying above average salaries to attract people into the industry (there is a skills shortage). I think the average salary after graduation was $45k+.
You should do what you want. That said, IT is a pretty broad field and as such you'd probably find something within it if you have a 'general interest'.
As for well paid...project managers and business analysts are two 'softer' IT disciplines in demand and well paid. I think there's something on Hudson that actually break it down into the various disciplines...