It's an unskilled job, you could take 10 minutes to train somebody off the street to do it.
Unless it was my mother, in which case you'd be there ALL WEEK.
It's an unskilled job, you could take 10 minutes to train somebody off the street to do it.
So? It's better having that on your CV than no unskilled labour.
[TW]Fox;18479148 said:Nobody is going to pay you £18k to assemble a computer from pre-manufactured parts.
Well for one the pretty expensive componets and you would be surprised how many people know absolutly nothing about the computer's inside.
Well for one the pretty expensive componets and you would be surprised how many people know absolutly nothing about the computer's inside.
ahh well guess I was wrong, all the fun jobs pay nothing![]()
this is what i imagine computer building jobs to be like.
http://image.made-in-china.com/6f3j00QBNakIpLatbF/Manufacturing-Assembly-Line.jpg
one person plugs in the 1000 graphics card all day to each case, then next person plugs in 1000 cpu's all day, next person ram all day and that's it.
ahh well guess I was wrong, all the fun jobs pay nothing![]()
ahh well guess I was wrong, all the fun jobs pay nothing![]()
How much fun do you think it'll be when you're onto your umpteenth time of doing the same thing over and over again?
what is the starting salary like for say a programmer or anyone else who studies a Computer Systems Engineering course?
well my current uni course is even more boring with the C++ and the codes and maths and logic numbering PS what is the starting salary like for say a programmer or anyone else who studies a Computer Systems Engineering course? I guess around £20k
start around 20k outside of financial sector i guess. I got over £30k after 18 months.