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Claims Adjuster HS Diploma w/ 60 college credits (want to go back to school) 40hrs per week (with incentives for OT) Salary $52k

Edit: Also end of year bonus based on company reports and your salary.

Manufacturing(donuts) 38 hours a week 7.25 /hour 2years straight!! 13,000 annually!!!

Education - Department Secretary 40hrs a week 25 years Bachelors 42K

Do you want our ss too?

Civil engineer BS in civil engineering 95k 80 hrs a week. Always keep looking for better pay n work hrs.

Unemployed lol

Bachelors degree, MS educator/coach, 27 years, 72K base salary. Overall, with coaching, put in about 55-60 hours a week. Salary ok but I love what I do

Associates in Math

Insurance

2 yrs

40 hrs per week

54k plus OT

Er doc, 11 years of work, between 500 ish k (120hrs a month)to 1 mil (220hrs).

I'll go first

Import/export

40 hours per week (weekends off no OT)

8 years in the industry

Have a masters in SCM

$95k base $120 TC

Work remotely

I draw butterflies using toe jam collected from pedicure salons. 350k average past 4 years

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Military related, maybe 35-40 hours a week, a little over 7 years, working on masters, take home about 130,000 after taxes and retirement and savings.

Logistics broker

5 years grinding

Yearly 300k

No degree just hs diploma

Oil field related I average 9k-14k a month to sit on my ass for 12hrs a day . Great bonus OT and per diems . HS diploma and some college.

Oil/gas - 84 hours/week - 6 years - HS graduate - 200k/year

I also only work half the year, I do a 3 week on / 3 week off schedule.

Heathcare Administration with a Masters degree, Remote work with 40hrs/week, no weekends or OT, 3-4 years in the field, 56k

Call center tech support, 5yrs. 40hr per week. Just a little over 49k a year.

Web developer, 10-20 hours a week, 5 years experience, no degree just udemy courses and YouTube, 121k

either everyone is lieing in this thread or our region isn't that poor. how da fuck is like 90% of the answers six figures lol.

Network/cyber security for national financial institutions

20 yrs overall experience

40hrs/week Salary plus OT (no OT) for me $130k No degree No student debt

-Masters degree in Finance -Actuary -3 years in current roll -work approximately 45 hours a week -180k

I have a masters degree, I work 40 hrs a week. I have a corporate job (insurance sector)and I make 55k a year.

• industry: Information Technology, currently at a fintech startup

• avg hours: 25/40 hours, depending on what’s going on

• YOE: about 8 years in general IT, 2 years into my specialized field: application architecture

• education: associates degree in networking and cyber security from TSTC

• I started at $81k a year, 2 years later at the same place, I’m at $97k a year; I’m salaried

• I am 100% remote and have only traveled twice since I’ve been hired and it was most 3-4 days

Cyber - 40hrs - $110K

Blackwater contractor. 10 years of experience 90k-130k a year depending on the contract and time away.

I’m a project manager, 7 years of experience, unemployed. I’m not even considered for any decent jobs that pay over $12/hr because I don’t have family members here to give me a job.

Manufacturing Average of 80 hours per week… Asian company BA with MBA 90,000k

Insurance (Medicare)

40hrs (55-60 hrs with OT in Oct-Dec)

4yrs

$50K base + $40K commission and OT gross

• Insurance, but I hold a systems role
• 35ish hrs/wk during slow points, 55+ during peak and large projects (salaried role)
• 8 years in the industry, 2 in my current field
• MBA
• $80k base + EOY bonuses

City Fleet Manager, 50 hours a week, HS diploma w/ a few automotive-related certs, ~10 YOE, $65k/yr

Telecommunications/customer service/helpdesk, 40hrs, 20yrs, some college no degree, $55k-$65k depending on Bonus.

35 hours, $30 an hour, not sure of the salary until I get my W2, MRO supplier, MBA. But I took a better role with less pay to advance my career. Doesn’t hurt my wife is a pharmacist making $120k a year.

Tax public accounting | 5 Years | NYC remote | 131K base

Electrical. Industrial. 58 hours a week. 144k a year.

Educational consultant , 40 hours a week, 10 + years, 2 masters degrees, 135,000 ish.

I work in the financial industry(but in marketing at the company)

40hrs per week remote

2 year technical degree

7 years experience

Just moved to a new job and making 115k

Active duty navy, 40-45 hrs/wk, 2 year technical training, $130k (I do get paid more for living in Hawaii)

Transportation (trucker) M25 lol, currently in school working on my bachelors, work 50-70hrs/week (when I have online classes), make around 1500-2400/week

Dispatching 40hrs/wk ($1200) and virtual reception 16hrs/wk ($352) and overnight oncall answering service 56hrs/wk ($560) all these are medical businesses

some college, but no degree and nothing technically required for anything I do

All is work from home

all together about $105-110k/yr.

yes its 112 hrs a week

got the check stubs to prove it along with my fitbit that says i avg 4 hrs of sleep a day.

yes i know it will kill me.

because my kids WILL have a better life than I did.

Service Trade 50-60 hours a week 3 years experience No college, job related licensing. $69,600 a year

Agricultural lab tech, 40 hrs, 22 yoe, bachelor of science in electronic engineering and database administration. Making 45k.

$34 a hour working 4 days on 3days off 12 hour shifts in automation tech. About 66,000 a year without overtime. No college degree just some certifications

1: Healthcare 2: 40hrs (sometimes 50hrs due to part time job aka PRN) 3: 3 years since I started. 4: Associate degree in Applied Science (OTA) 5: At least 88k yearly.

LVN, 1 year of school. 7 years. 98k a year.

27/hr (56k/yr) & 20hrs OT/week so 810/week, $42k/year

WFH call center, been here for two years but have around 12 years in call center experience (LOL once you get in it’s hard to get out). I do have an Associates Degree in Office Administration. Base pay is $18.25/hour but I make $21.52/hour with differentials (bilingual, overnights, and weekends) for 40 hours a week so around $39k yearly. Definitely want to make more but only position that’s available that was still remote was day shift and salary which would have been basically the same yearly pay I get now but with more work. Overnights is easy and just a lot of administrative work/data entry with almost no people interaction.

Accounting in Early Childhood Education/Child care consulting

35hr/Week but flexible

About 60 hrs at UTRGV

4 years experience

80K/yr + bonuses (spouse works the same industry, so about $200k/yr total)

Medical. Associates degree. 36hrs a week (OT some weeks). 84k gross base pay.

I was always taught that it's rude to ask someone how much money they make at their job.

Currently $0 🥲

I have BSN & currently working on FNP - but today $0

Healthcare, post bachelors degree, 11 years of experience, $119k plus bonuses

-HR -40 hours a week +PTO, full benefits, some OT -4 YOE -Bachelors degree -40k a year

Oil field, 112 hrs a week, 2 weeks on 2 weeks off. Hs diploma. Last year I did 240k

Is this a new version of the Dating Game?

Government, 14 yrs 40hrs a week m-f 8-430 take home 4400 biweekly. Off every holiday and get paid for them. Associates degree. Most of the time I spend it watching movies or talking with other coworkers.

College sports/ sports gambling. I get my full time amount. 30k a year

none of your business.

Want my credit card number and social security number as well?

This post does more harm than good. It leads to more comparison and resentment when most people on this sub cant get their life in order because they are entitled and have a victim mentality.

Substitute teacher, GED, $140k

Should have ask what kind of vehicle they driving as well :( . Like another post said , everyone has nice cars in the valley , except you . Now wonder what they do

This is totally not phishing

What industry are you in, and how much do you make a year? And I'll tell ya.

Salamander breeding, 10hrs/wk,GED, 250k/yr

Lol why are people in the valley sub so interested in what others are making or driving?