must see your skill sets... if you only know those you learn in
sch that can't contribute much to the company.. then very hard
la..
unless you are really quite an expert or has lotsa experience in
the field you go into.. then starting pay 2k+++++ is not a
problem.
for example, if you go into networking. you most probably will
start from 1st/2nd level of technical support..
but if you have the knowledge of administrating server, configuring
firewall, troubleshoot complex domain problems, etc, it's not hard
to get an engineer position.
i have few friends getting 2.3-2.5k for 1st IT job as network
engineer/software engineer after poly.