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Hi,I work in networking in the UK, it's my first and only job in IT and I would consider my salary pretty low, but I am aware I have no experience (just under a year) so I kind of accept it (26k). My wife is American, and we've been thinking of moving to America in the next 3-4 years, could even be closer to 5 years once the visa processing etc is done.Anyway, networking jobs at the 2-3 year experience mark in the area we would most likely move to advertise anywhere between 50-80k USD. Is this considered good? I sometimes read entry level helpdesk roles are like 30-40k and these are considered low. I know our expenses would be more in America, but we'd still end up with more money after all expenses.Anyway, what salary range is considered good or bad for somebody in networking with at least 1 years experience? Keep in mind, I would have 3-5 years by the time we move and have A+ and CCNA. All my networking experience right now is with Cisco devices, MPLS, BGP, OSPF and basic vrrp on some cisco devices.
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