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Nursing. 100K is pretty easy to make with experience, but you won't make that fresh out of school. Probably 60K, but it goes up. View Quote My wife isn't a nurse |
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I'm an asshole that fabricates stuff and fixes most of the other employees stuff.
So I have the right to be the shop asshole!! Pay is 70% of what I'm worth. |
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Former management consultant, now in IT. Traded one job where I traveled a lot, worked long hours and got paid a lot for a job where I travel a lot, work long hours and don't make nearly as much. I would not recommend it.
My advice is do something that makes you happy because more money won't make you happy if your job sucks. |
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Over 21 years in Law Enforcement, with less than 4 years until retirement. I'm a Detective in our Fraud/Financial Crimes Bureau. The area banks scoop up the guys from this Bureau as soon as they retire to work in their Fraud divisions for a starting salary higher than what we are making at the end of our LE careers. I'm leaning on following that route when I retire also, but I might be burned out of Fraud investigations by then. View Quote Hey, thats not a bad idea. |
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I have a refrigerator box I take to the local baseball field, I have holes cut in it at various heights and sizes. I get an ad up on Craigslist the night before and usually can make around 500 for a mornings worth of 'work' Mouthwash is essential. Once I am in there though its actually not that bad. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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blow people I have a refrigerator box I take to the local baseball field, I have holes cut in it at various heights and sizes. I get an ad up on Craigslist the night before and usually can make around 500 for a mornings worth of 'work' Mouthwash is essential. Once I am in there though its actually not that bad. So....fucking....HOT! <---Faints dead away. |
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I just switched careers and I'm now in nondestructive testing. Great field to be in. Lots of work and money to be made.
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Currently i'm a test engineer on the SLS program. I waffle between technical (design or system engineering), project/program management, and business development/capture management.
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Former injection molding process tech that went back to school in his mid thirty's and is now a tool and die technician/machinist.
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Project manager for a design build construction company. I can't complain.
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LOL RN's at the hospital my wife works at start at a measly 22 dollars and hour and are required to be 4 yr RN's. They max out at 27 dollars an hour. My wife isn't a nurse View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Nursing. 100K is pretty easy to make with experience, but you won't make that fresh out of school. Probably 60K, but it goes up. My wife isn't a nurse Move to Ohio. Max out at OSU around $50/Hr. I'm almost there, and easily make over $100K/Year with little OT. |
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LOL RN's at the hospital my wife works at start at a measly 22 dollars and hour and are required to be 4 yr RN's. They max out at 27 dollars an hour. My wife isn't a nurse View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Nursing. 100K is pretty easy to make with experience, but you won't make that fresh out of school. Probably 60K, but it goes up. My wife isn't a nurse They need to call the police, because they are being raped. Houston wages are much, much better. $27 an hour? |
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I was an agronomist for 30 years. Retired last year and started my own ag consulting business. Yup, still doing the same thing only a lot less of it so I have time for other stuff for a change.
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LOL RN's at the hospital my wife works at start at a measly 22 dollars and hour and are required to be 4 yr RN's. They max out at 27 dollars an hour. My wife isn't a nurse View Quote Same for my wife when she worked in Texas. Here in Oregon she makes over $40/hr. I'm a cop. Make around 70k/yr and not topped out. We spend a month or two a year traveling. I'm not complaining |
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I graduated with a degree in Mining Engineering last May. Haven't been able to get a job in the industry. There were hardly any junior mining engineering positions that opened up last year. Of the 15 people or so who graduated from my class, I've only been able to find two who are working in mining right now. I had a temp job doing office work for an exploration geology company, but that ended last month and they haven't gotten any more contracts and can't hire anyone else full time. I've even put in applications for truck driving and labor at the mines, but haven't even heard back.
I have a good connection through someone with a gas company in southern NV, so hopefully that works out. I also put in a rated application for Air Force OTS. I took the TBAS and AFOQT and went through MEPS. I'll find out in a month if I get selected. After that is another physical, then it will be probably close to a year until I actually get to go to training. Hey, if anyone in Nevada needs someone with an engineering degree, I'm open for about a year I have my EI certification |
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Where about in California? Just asking, for a friend View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Illegal immigrant, retired. Where about in California? Just asking, for a friend In Los Angeles County, but the whole state will soon be a Sanctuary, so you can survive anywhere here with free everything. It's all FREE!!! |
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I have a refrigerator box I take to the local baseball field, I have holes cut in it at various heights and sizes. I get an ad up on Craigslist the night before and usually can make around 500 for a mornings worth of 'work' Mouthwash is essential. Once I am in there though its actually not that bad. View Quote |
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University professor for 32 years. Retiring soon. Going deep cover. Special ops work for Kek.
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I work for a diesel manufacture testing the prototype engine and driving trucks and wrenching on them when the need arises. Been doing that for 10 years now. Great gig once I start to think about all of the places that they have sent me. Been all over the US except for the far corners of the North East.
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Have you ever thought about inserting code that diverts a fraction of a cent of each transaction into an offshore bank account? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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currently a gs6 0186 social services assistant at the VA, concurrently a full time BSN student at OHSU's school of nursing. Going to leave the va when I graduate, they start RNs really low for the area (something like $27/HR vs $40/HR I could get working for a hospital).
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In Los Angeles County, but the whole state will soon be a Sanctuary, so you can survive anywhere here with free everything. It's all FREE!!! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Illegal immigrant, retired. Where about in California? Just asking, for a friend In Los Angeles County, but the whole state will soon be a Sanctuary, so you can survive anywhere here with free everything. It's all FREE!!! True dat. Chapter Jackson wrote a song about it. |
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I work at Arby's, I've been working here for 12 years thus far and I've been told that if I work hard enough, I can one day be the assistant manager and if I suck the right dick, I might even be manager one day.
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Thirty years in high tech. Mainly Product Marketing.
Field Service Engineer before that. Oldsmobile Mechanic before that. Managed a Beach Rental Co. (sailboats, surfboards, cabanas) before that. <-- Should have stayed, the tourist chicks were amazing. |
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Freight railroader. Highest promotion is locomotive engineer. 80k is about my average which is poverty wages compared to the rest of arfcom but I do well in Oklahoma.
ETA- I could make significantly more if I were to relocate to a place like Amarillo. Not gonna happen tho |
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Operations/Field Engineering for a pipeline company, 31y/o, ~110k/yr with bonuses.
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I clean the sofas in the back room of the strip club.
Actually , machinist for 30 plus yrs. |
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I manage a team of 10 clinical analysts who support the hospital's clinical applications and electronic medical record. I am an RN but also have a BS in IT. Myself and my team are Epic certified so the pay is pretty good. I make $110k a year. Analysts in this line of work make $70- $90k. Most of my team are either nurses or pharmacists.
I had 6 years IT experience prior to becoming a nurse. I was only an RN on the floor for 2 years, an analyst for 4 years, and a manager for 2 years. I am at the mid-range for my pay scale. |
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Glazier not to be confused with a glacier.
Glass work is interesting. |
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Heavy equipment operator in NYC, love my job.. loathe driving through NYC on a daily basis. Excellent pay/benefits, made 4x's what my wife made as a full time er nurse.
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