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mid-1980's, after I got out of the Army
100k + 2k/month living expenses, IRA, insurance, etc.
another 20k depending on projects and OT
I made 14-16k/year in the Army as a Lt
Plus as the old cadence goes, they give me 100 and take back 99.
Yeah yeah, 250k.
What did you make fresh out of high school/college? I might get an offer for a job that pays less than what I wanted. Difference is not a ton of money; I was hoping to make about $5k more than what this offer will surely be.
I guess I'm just curious. I will later poast the salary and accept ridicule/criticism.
BA: I made $86,000 plus benefits (free two bedroom apartment, health, even a food stipend) a year straight out of undergrad and starting my MBA program.
Finished MBA: many and varied job offers that I rejected. Worked for family's businesses at my own place. Never really found a good fit for me, went to law school, which was always my dream.
During law school: varied (worked in accountiing, research assistant, and state's attorney's office).
Right after law school: zero (0) income.
~$40k / year installing hard wood floors (1996-2004)
$10 / hour wiring houses for low voltage for 5 months. Then reached out for the sales job, got it, went to 35k base plus commission with bene's. (2004)
$45 base plus commission with bene's working in sales at a datacenter (2007)
None of your business - part owner of the datacenter, part owner of a webhosting company, part owner of a managed service provider (2012)
You gotta pay your dues. Keep reaching out and you'll get the job and pay that you want, eventually.