ITT: post your career, salary, and age.
Rules: real careers only, no hourly job bullshit.
I'll start
>Head Assistant Manager at Wendy's
>18k plus quarterly bonus and tips
>37
>>707133155
>lying thread
>>707133155
>real careers only
>Head Assistant Manager at Wendy's
Kekd
>>707133305
GTFO hourly scum
>>707133415
You gonna post your career or what? Or are you an entry level hourly piece of shit?
I'm hourly, currently $55/hr which equates to 114k, but ok enjoy your real jobs.
>>707133582
what do you do
>>707133582
>lying this hard
senior programmer / systems engineer, 85K, 27
>>707133155
>real careers only
>Head Assistant Manager at Wendy's
We need to talk...
>>707133671 Contractor; engineering field. Work for the cloud division of a computer company.
23
Night shift worker at a Hotel reception
After tax I make about 1900 Euro per month
2128.19 Dollars
>>707133886
>per month
Get out, hourly scum
>>707133155
>"Real careers only"
>Assistant Manager at Wendy's
>>707133985
>Working salary
>Not getting paid double for overtime and Holiday work
Get wrecked.
>27
>Grad Research Assistant, Microbiology
>$35000/yr + tuition, health insurance, etc.
>>707134060
>not posting your career
>hourly piece of shit detected
30's, data analyst, $180K
>>707134090
>implying I work holidays
>implying I work over 40 hours more than one week a year
>implying I don't take copious 20 hour weeks and get paid the same
U wat when m8
>>707133756
That actually makes me feel good. It's like I'm making so much money that people don't believe how much I make. But the thing is it's really not that much money. I know when I made just a few bucks an hour it seemed like a lot. But now it's really not much. The government takes a shitload and where I live the cost of living is high.
> Sr. DevOps Engineer, Cloud
> 135k/annual (FL, so it goes far)
> 30
> Also do hourly consulting on the side, maybe another 25k/year. Cloud an on-prem support for a major valley company's (The one with all the drama!) small biz division.
>>707134328
I bet you have a 15 inch cock too, don't ya buddy
>>707134141
I do work hourly, but managers get worked like hell for no overtime or holiday extra. At my place of work, (Kroger,) you get paid an extra 50ยข/hr for working Sundays, and managers don't get it, because they get paid a salary.
I mean shit dude, I might work at a grocery store, but you work at a fucking fast food place. My benefits are fucking great. I even get all these deals on computers and phone plans and shit. Fuck you nigga.
Supply Chain manager at an auto parts company
29
200k
>>707133857
what was your major and university?
>>707134880
>Bullshit
>Probably true
>Bullshit
Dont worry anon, your mom will kick you out of the Basement at some Point. Then you can start rolling in it.
Correctional officer, Federal Bureau of Prisons $39,800
24
Sales in a Computer server company
55k + 20% of sales
owner of 4chan
nothing
39
>>707133760
You're underpaid buddy, hate to say
>>707135127
Believe what you will. I have no reason to BS you.
The job isn't worth it. They pay us ridiculously well but it's a shitty work environment. We still get crazy turnover DESPITE the income (and in the Midwest too)
Fuck around with computers and network/look at phone all day
43k before tax
25
Am I okay
>>707133155
>Estimator
>70k + bonus (annual and project based)
>23
>>707133155
IT operations analyst for a software company
75k
26
Well... It's worth it for a few years.
USPS PSE Mail Clerk
32,100
28 years old
>>707133985
Yeah... my life sucks.
>>707135384
Fuck off gook moot. I can't wait until Milo buys this site.
>>707133155
That's only $8.65/hr on a 40 hour week
developer
87k
25
>>707135739
You forgot about my quarterly bonus and tips.
>>707133155
32
Landfill Manager
57K
software development manager, 30s, 160k
Relationship Manager at a staffing firm. $38k/year USD base pay with full (expensive) benefits and right now ~$6000 in commission/year.
So basically $44k?
>>707135897
Oh and I'm 25, been with the company for 9 months and this job for 3 months. Had no jobs prior to that.
>>707133155
>chemical engineering intern for ExxonMobil
>make a bit over 6.4k a month
19
>>707135983
Chemical Engineering intern with Exxon at 19, get real son.
38
UPS feeder
average around $95-110k
>>707135807
> Tipping at fast food
>>707133155
>marine contractor
>60k yr plus bonuses
>27
>>707133155
>Maintenance Technician
>28k + 3k (Profit Sharing)
>21
Man I feel fucking bad for you at 37
>business analyst/project lead
>$95k AU base
>4 day working week
>30
31
Tech supervisor for an energy company
$40k + monthly bonuses .. still only equals up to about $55k/yr
>>707136143
What kind of position is this? What do you do?
>>707136553
apparently it's $72K US
>>707136696
Job requirements?
>>707136812
what is google
https://www.google.com.au/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=ups%20feeder%20driver
>>707136812
Feeder drivers drive the semi's locally I believe, 2 hops back and forth
Im not the op though
>Software Engineer, Team Lead
>115k
>28
>>707134328
Tony?
Alphys outta nowhere
>>707133155
Ya this shit again, sis you get promoted from "head" drive-thru loser? Now you have a new "career" title? sad dude.... just sad.... and adding "head" doesn't make your life sound any better.
>>707134328
What do you do?
>>707137135
Fuck off
>>707136858
2 years supervisor experience, common sense, a basic understanding of how things work with utility energy and solar energy (nothing you can't learn from a few google searches), and the ability to watch streaming media to pass time when you aren't running reports.
It's a chill job and a great workplace. Myself and 3 others do interviews ourselves to decide who we want in our department so we can choose chill but driven people to join our team
Pilger Operator
50k this year (bi-annual raises)
24
$1.2M
Own a FAA Repair Station
47
>>707137213
>not posting your career
GTFO hourly scum
software engineer, $270k, 26
Self employed Aerospace Quality Systems Consultant
$225/hr working 3-5 10 hr days/week
age 37
/ Never went to college
>>707133155
Electrical engineer
50k/year + annual bonus
25
>>707137434
General supervisor experience of any kind? Like, I have experience as a supervisor with USPS. Would like to have a more tech related position.
34
Water systems lead operator
110k/yr but I'm about to move into work housing while renting out my place. Leveraging debt into equity! Wealth here I come!
>>707137673
GTFO hourly scum
>>707133155
Software Engineer, 165k + 200k stock + 30ish bonus
I grew up relatively poor, and even earning this much money doesn't give me a feeling of security so I save almost all of it.
On the manufacturing side, repair side or operations?
>>707133155
>no hourly job bullshit
Actually, it's the blue collar workers that actually put in a full day's work. This is why Indians can't replace them.
>>707137838
Cali?
Lawyer
$160k/year
27
Staff Attorney at a Texas corporation
120k
33
W00t.
>>707137698
Yeah, they just want to know that you got some leadership skills. idk if all energy companies are the same, but for my company you have to work in tech support for at least 6 months before you can move up and they only promote from within
Restaurant manager
$135K
38
>>707138275
Assuming you're not making shit up, I have a question for you.
I have a pending lawsuit against a fairly large company I will not name. The firm that is working with me is pretty big and is reputable. Do most larger companies have a policy of just settling cases out of court to save money even if they believe they could win unless its for an absurd amount of money?
>>707135190
Where does the $200 go?
>>707135404
Second this. This is my frist year in data and made almost 60k with bonuses. Most the senior positions make at least 6 figures (besides ops).. btw just turned 25
>>707133155
Software engineer, 24, $375k.
>>707138580
Varies by company
Some make a business decision to settle, some take everything to the mat to signal that they aren't an easy payday.
>>707133155
That's a horrible hourly wage
Neet
$1800-2000/ per month
>>707138029
Cali indeed. Half of it goes to taxes, I'm H1b so I get deported if I quit, and I'm living in a small shitty apartement to top it off.
>>707133155
IT Manager
80K USD tax free
46
>>707134590
I wore my chef shirt today.
>>707138877
Okay, thanks pal, hoping for the former, I don't want to have to go to court.
Teacher
$53k for 183 days of work a year
30
>>707133155
> Department manager at Coles (Australian supermaket chain)
> 80k with potential to move up to 85k depending on my hours
> 28
So much bullshit in these threads they're useless. We know 95% of btards are poor white trash.
>>707133155
General Manager
98k after bonuses
I entertain myself catching upskirts and staring at college age tits and ass all day
>>707133155
Contract Engineer; mainly computer and electrical.
150K worst case. Had a 150K bonus for on long term contract giving me 300K for the last three years.
21.
>>707139709
Work 5 days a week, 8 am - 4pm
4 weeks annual leave
>>707139598
Not bad. Teach a specific subject or grade?
High school teacher. 34/m
45k
>>707140003
4 weeks annual leave is pretty bad to be honest, maybe that just doesn't seem like much to me because im a government employee. I thought australia had really liberal labor laws though.
Career: Goldman Sachs associate, NYC
Salary: 115k + bonus
Age: 36
reee I don't have a job yet
Applied at Kroger the other day but no word back, applied online too
Wat do /b/, all my other choices have been taken and there's not many jobs in my town
My application still says "Under Review" is this good or should I try to contact them
Residential Installer of fiber optic Internet.
~34k
35
>>707140261
Wait a week and call to check in on application.
Standard practice regardless of what job you are applying for.
>>707140261
Polite call to inquire on the timing of a decision if 1 week has passed.
>>707139946
I am a principal at boston, and you are 12. To be fair though, you're one of the oldest in this thread.
Software Engineer for Private Equity fund
150k +75k bonus
Cashed in shares that vested this year for additional 200k
Found out you have to pay another Medicare tax when you go over 250k
Paying about 100k in taxes this year
>>707140469
>>707140517
Thanks senpai, but there's not a hiring manager number or anything like that on the site
Do I just call the store and ask for one?
>>707133155
>Hedge fund quant
>62k USD + annual bonus (12-24mth salary)
>25
>>707140644
It's a kroger dawg, just call the store and ask to speak to the manager. "Hi, this is anonfaggot,I applied for the position of (your position) and I was calling to see if you received my application."
Goodluck
>>707134193
No data analyst makes 180k lol
>>707140965
Thanks bro
Just nervous because I just graduated high school and have been applying for jobs all summer with no luck so I thought I was doing it wrong or something
Underwriter Assistant. Commercial insurance. 36,600, 23
Heavy equipment/mobile crane operator
Pipeline and road construction in rural northern Canada
20yrs old
~80k/year (but i'm on employment ensuramce for 3 or 4 months every winter,)
>>707141026
Have you even read the rest of this thread? Full of teenagers who have no idea what real salaries are for any IT role.
VP Sales -Medical Implant company
200k salary + comp. YTD over 500k. Taxes have taken over 130k YTD..fuckerz..
40 years old
>>707133155
>20
>brand ambassador at Horizon $15
>sales support at Jcrew $9.70
>Target electronics associate $10.50
Landscape Labourer
20$/Hr ~ 35K/Yr + 10K offseason work
29
>>707140154
It's okay, my 4 weeks doesnt include two weeks over christmas so its really 6 weeks which is a bit better
>>707141223
Forgot to mention company truck, 50$ cash a day for live out- expenses and hotels wherever i go.
I have two careers because I have commitment issues
A) Data Scientist for a very large tech company. 160K/year.
B) In my spare time I also sing opera regionally. Since it's part-time I make anywhere from 10-20k a year from it.
>>707141423
You actually make money singing?
I know nothing about opera but good job. Cant be easy
>>707141243
True, I guess. I only know this because I'm in the same field, but sort of at the top-levels of it.
>>707141423
>opera
>vibrato intensifies
>>707137574
Thats awesome. Love it.
I'd expect a better title if you make 180k. Usually they'll make you a VP.
>>707133155
Dir. Engineering & Architecture, 185k, 44
>>707141520
Oh yeah. You have to be good, but it's not as hopeless as people make it out to be. I went to school for music first and then got a graduate degree in statistics because I was very interested in both and too scared/had too much debt to try music alone. If I weren't weighed down by student loans and would have done music full-time I would probably be making around 80-90k a year with it. Not nearly as much as I'm making now but a decent living.
>>707133155
commodity trader, $250k base, bonus anywhere from mid 6 to very low 7 figure, 33
>>707140965
>kroger
Seconding this. My local store is ALWAYS hiring entry-level. I spent 2 years there myself, but left in pursuit of work closer to my field, plus it wasn't without its bullshit (protip: the customers might end up being the least of your worries).
>>707135508
Yeah but you need more workload to be able to justify making vertical steps, being that un-engaged in a job is bad for your career progression and mentality.
Car sales, salary is how hard I want to work but I'm fixing to hit 70k this year. Just turned 20 a month ago.
>>707141600
Sure does, as pitch-level rises.
Support Consultant for virtualization company
65k
29
>>707134328
everyone on here is convinced everyone else is poor as fuck. basic statistics say there will be a few people on /b/ that make solid money and some even make a ton of it
>>707141565
Is data analysis worth pursuing until management? I'm currently an analyst in mortgage banking and wondering if i should stay
>>707141423
My gf works as a producer in the opera industry, i shit you not. But if i gave any details about what she does the aspies on this site could figure out who she was in 2 seconds.
>>707142285
>gets job from girlfriend
>music isn't that hard to break into
>lol
If you're working mortgage banking work for the people buying the securities, not originating the loans. Hell of a lot more money to be made there.
>>707142189
Get into DB security, those guys are killing it
>>707142189
Complicated question. How long have you been in the field? What's your educational background? Do you know anything about machine learning, what programming languages are you proficient at, etc. I worked as a business analyst for several years after getting my MS while building more data science skills. If you're not willing/have no interest in updating your skillsets then what other choice do you have than working your job until you've accumulated enough experience to tell other people how to do their jobs?
Public Safety Officer
42k
35
I'm a stock market analyst for a mining company. I make upwards of $85k a year. I'm 26.
>>707141565
I've been in IT for 20 years. As a ERP consultant, ERP DBA, and a java developer. I started out working front end in the mid 90s. This whole thread is hilarious, even to someone whos worked in nyc.
>>707142465
What?
>>707141289
up to $330k ytd just for federal, fuckerz indeed
>>707142465
I'm the opera singer, that guy isn't me. My wife is a manager at a PR firm.
BTW, music really isn't that hard to break into. People get discouraged because for every "yes" that comes out of auditions, you can bet that individual went through 100 "no's." Perseverance and dedication are key, but most people don't have the financial resources to give it 100%. You also have to realize that just like any career, you have to start somewhere and build. Musicians are essentially starting their own business.
>>707143188
Yeah, but you can do all those things and still never make it like the majority of musicians. Gotta know somebody, I haven't applied for anything without an inside track in years, it's dumb. Major auditions will have like 12+ people who can do the job, it's what you've done to rise to the top of that pack outside of the aud. And I think the networking and schmoozing is the part a lot of people miss or just can't do.
>>707141289
I worked on the medtronic Centerpiece project, converting their subsidieries to SAP. I made a mint there.
This is me
>>707142962
>>707143074
>>707143188
You literally nepotism-ed your way into the field. You have no right to speak on the difficulty of the average person's chances of getting in.
>auto shop service manager
>52k/yr
>22
>Managing Director
>250k AUD
>39
did a trade then sales then started my own business
>>707143596
Yeah, you have me with the gf and the other dude mixed up. My gf is in music, im not at all. I dont know the first thing about music.
>>707143188
>>707143596
Buddy, you are confused. I am the opera singer. The guy who posted about his girlfriend being in the music industry is not me. I haven't nepotism'd my way into anything.
>>707144009
Post links to ur singing so we can judge whether you're worth a halfjar of mustard pickles.
>>707143565
I guess, but you can say that about most fields I think. Are you a working musician?
>>707144144
I mean... no. I won't do that because I don't need validation from anyone here. Don't really have a reason to lie. But if you're from the Philadelphia area and have seen an opera in one of the surrounding houses then there's a good chance you've heard me.
Cable install shop manager. 56k/yr plus bonuses. 31
>>707144276
Yes but weekend warrior, I can't drop my day job. And I often have to settle on what material gets played and who I play with because what sells in Aussie pubs is not what any musician wants to do
High school teacher
$49K
27
>>707144689
No shame in that. Love Australia btw, one of my favorite places to be. I made sure to get a second degree in a high-paying field so I could afford to take gigs I wanted, not that I felt I had to take in order to not be homeless.
>welder
> $18.75/hr
>19
Pretty decent considering its my first job out of welding school
>>707133155
25
Tech Support. Work from home.
12/Hr
>>707145368
Are you in the union? In vegas welders union is like 4 or 5 year program journeymen make 30-40$/hr
>>707140008
High School Computer Class. All Grades
>>707145710
Sadly no, but i definitely plan to, im using this job to get experience in the field.
Artist 62 usually between $250K to $400K for the last 8 years with a $780K year in there too.
>>707145919
All the unions will train you just apply when apprienticeships open and you get paid straight bank when the teamsters open ima apply apprentices make 18$/hr 2 year journey program then make 32.50$/hr YOU NEED NO EXPIRENCE
>>707146170
Holy shit. I regret paying for college so much.
>>707146431
I mean it will help your application since theres like a lil test and an interview also expierence and knowledge gives you a few extra points but ya they teach you
>>707146170
There's a few in my area, programs start up in may i believe
President/Owner
$1.2 million net last year
31
Finance
300k/year
>>707133155
Unix admin at a hedge fund, $140k base + ~100k bonus, 44yo.
>>707136169
In Canada these bitches will tip like 3 - 5 or even up to 10 dollars. If one person serves 10 meals (and they're probably serving a lot more), how much money is that now motha-fuckas?
>>707146859
Uhhh, lol, private college tuition plus fees, all in, was 250k. Not including 30k for grad school.
>>707139598
Nigga that's preeeetty good.
Eurofag
Cco of a electrical products manufacture
Making 42 after taxes
3x the average in spaain
Have 50 people under
6MIL objectives
Smoke the green everyday
+ 9 diferent stuff
Drive audi allroad 2.7 biturbo gas
Lifes good
>>707133415
kek
WELD QUALITY AUDITOR
56k year plus magna profit sharing
27
i make more money than you and your dad OP
>>707148434
The allroad 2.7 biturbo is the most piece of shit car ever. Worse than sn 80s jag or a 2000s range tover. I have never heard a nice thing about that car.
>>707133155
Senior Network Engineer at an Ad-tech company
145k
33
>>707133155
>>707133155
HEAD ASSISTANT MANAGER AT WENDYS HAHAHAHA
>real careers only
MFW
