How much does a Mac Specialist at an Apple Store get paid?
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that depends on what your doing and what your certified with. if your just basic ACDT ACPT and ACHDS certified probably in the 20$ neighborhood. If you have your ACTC and ACSA they will probably pull you off the counter and have you doing a real job
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It depends on the location of the store.  eg. stores in London or close proximity pay more than elsewhere in the UK.  This will be true for most countries in the world.
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Hi there again...the industry are expecting OS X 10.5 Leopard will be priced $129
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$50 a WEEK for an allowance?? That is crazy - you're already lucky there...\n\nIf you really want one, tell her you'll get a job and earn half. Then get a job and earn half. Don't do the "I'll pay you back once I get a job" bit, that is annoying. Put up the offer, get a job, and actually pay for half.\n\nYou could buy a great laptop new for under $700. Macs are overrated anyway. So if you cut the cost in half by not wasting your money on a MAC, and then OFFER to pay for half - get a good part time job and you can be playing on your new laptop within a month!
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In all honestly, it all depends on where you working. And if you your experienced or not. Schooling helps.. but if your State Registered (NOT all states have this) or State Certified (ALL states, allow this)... your wages will be higher, than those that are hired off the street. Ranges from $8 an hour ( no experience) to $17 an hour (Registered or Certified with experience), in Alabama.  Also, the bigger the office and bigger cities.. get better wages versus small cities/offices.\n\nBy the way, this is for Assistants.
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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It really depends on how long you have been in the career, and what background you have.\nThey can make from $12 on up to an average of $16.  Some of the long term employees make more than $25 - 30 an hour.
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http://www.macmerc.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=209&page=1
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You shoudl be able to get a computer through your school for cheap. The bookstore should be able to tell you where to go.\n\nAlso, I know that Apple offers student discounts.
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There are some discounts\n\n"A computer at home\n\nWe encourage employees to familiarize themselves with the hardware and software they help create. To that end, we provide generous incentives toward the purchase of Apple products."\n\nBut my understanding is that they vary depending on country, experience etc etc.\n\n///
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baristas make about $8/hour in the midwest, while managers can make up to $60,000.\n\nRemember Starbucks also splits tips between all employees based on the number of hours worked.
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I am not an expert in this by any means! I do agree with the first respondant, that you need to provide more information.\nFor example, \nWhere are you located (cost of living will impact your salary)?\nDo you manage other employees?\nWhat does an assistant manager do?\nDo you take care of planning for programs and activities?\nHow many kids are in the daycare?\n\nYou can find details on US AFC website National Child Care Information Center http://www.nccic.org/poptopics/salaries.html\n\nSalary.com can also provide information. You have to  pay to get a fully customized answer. However, I would cross the Day Care Center Teacher with the Retail Assistant Manager and estimate a salary that way. With 15 years of experience, I would expect you to be in the mid -to-  upper\nrange of the salary.\nA retail asst. manager makes $34,691 on average\nA child care center teacher makes $27,495 on average\n(remember these are numbers from across the US, if you go to the site you can specify states w/o extra cost.
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not much....I know someone who works for AMR and they make about 8.70 a hour
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Depends on years of experience and good looks is a plus, and most of all customer service must be a plus. Average pay is 12.00- 17.00 an hour.
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depends on where you are located and your background and experience. I would guess between 250-20 dollars/hour
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"PC Technicians average $40,000 per year salaries, but you can boost that to over $60,000 per year just by getting CompTIA A Plus certified."\n\nThis is not exactly true.  If you are in DC or Cali you might make 40k, if you HAVE an A+.  If you are computer saavy then you can get an A+ or skip it if you already know how to take computers apart.  If you go to a school and get an MCSE in 2 weeks you will make slightly more than someone with an A+ but nobody will trust your skills until you prove them in the field.  We call them "paper MCSEs." \n\nTo become a Microsoft Certified Professional you need to pass one test.  If you want to be a developer (create apps) you would go for the MCSD, if you want to fix network problems or administrate a network you will need to go for an MCSE.   There are required and optional tests and you have to pass at least 7.  You should concentrate on the Exchange and Security electives.  There are a lot of resources online that you should look to instead of yahoo answers.  If you want to make money you should try to get a CCNA (cisco) but it is decently difficult so make sure you are ready before you attempt it.  BTW most tests are ~$100 per.  A decent weeklong school is going to be over $2000.\n\nFirst check:\nwww.thomson.com This company administers the tests for all.\n\nFor Microsoft info:\nannoyances.org\npetri.co.il\nmsexchange.org\n\nFor CCNA the best resource is cisco.com
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It depends on where the actual Home Depot is.  I know that the pay rate is higher in the Bay Area than in the Sacramento area.  I believe it ranges between $12-$18 per hour, depending on experience, etc.