Those of you who make $150k+ and don’t have a degree, what do you do for a living?
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Anonymous
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Those of you who make $150k+ and don’t have a degree as a lawyer, dr, engineer, or accountant: what do you do for a living?
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Anonymous
| My SIL is a hairstylist, but she works her butt off! She works in a high end salon, but also does that app where you go to peoples homes and do their hair. She’s done several high profile weddings in the DC area and gets flown around the country now for those people’s special events. She also is a representative for a hair product line and does demonstrations at hair shows across the country. She has to hustle, but makes damn good money. She started out as a shampoo assistant. |
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| IT |
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| tugboat captain |
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| commercial welder (I make a lot more than my wife who is a CPA and owns her accounting firm) |
Anonymous
| Sales and mad about 150k last month. No degree of at type. |
Anonymous
What type of sales? |
Anonymous
| Federal employee working in HR |
Anonymous
A good salesman can sell anything, doesn’t matter. |
Anonymous
I always love the braggadocio of sales people posts. It’s so on brand. |
Anonymous
Different poster. You gotta love sales people, true rainmakers! Also, it’s a damn hard job. |
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| Tech recruitment. |
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| 24-year fed, 45 yo, HR, 158k. For those of us who started young and years ago when it was easy to get in, it worked in our favor. |
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| A lot of these will be people in various "trades"- plumber, electrician etc. |
Anonymous
Architectural product rep |