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The problem with DBA work is that bosses often don't consider it productive work. There is little to see or play with at the end of the week!
If someone goes up to the boss and says, "I've coded 10 web pages this week!" they are called a star. If a DBA says, "You didn't notice but I increased performance by 1%" nobody gives a crap, even though that may translate into thousands of pounds.
The only time DBAs are really valued is when something needs to be done urgently. Recover an important database quickly and for a few days after you are God!
I heard in the press that a handful of big companies are making compulsory 10% cuts on all contractor rates. The company I'm currently working for is not giving any rate increases next year. Doesn't really affect me as I'm gone soon 
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