Salary and career survey 2014

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:950K.
Management Consultant.
14 years.
3 wives.
5 cars.
2 homes.

I am thinking your take home is more like -1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:215K
Government lawyer
15 yrs

how does this work? i thought govt capped below that.

Yes, and they spend alot of time reading the newspaper, chatting and are out on flex Friday. It is a great gig.

[Anonymous]

$200k
Director of Finance
15 years

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:215K
Government lawyer
15 yrs

how does this work? i thought govt capped below that.

Federal financial agency, not on GS scale.

[Anonymous]

$127k
Government lawyer
30 years

[Anonymous]

$90k

Fed gov. lawyer.

5 years out of law school (4 with the same agency).

[Anonymous]

CPA partner (relatively new)
$265k plus bonus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CPA partner (relatively new)
$265k plus bonus

What size firm? DC or different area?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CPA partner (relatively new)
$265k plus bonus

What size firm? DC or different area?

mid tier national firm DC/MD/VA

[Anonymous]

Cleared Defense Contractor
$100k
5 years

[Anonymous]

Federal, Graphic Designer
$90k, 7 years

[Anonymous]

IT Specialist (Project Manager)
$125K
20 years

Cop
$110
20 years

[Anonymous]

Executive Assistant
$65k plus bonus
6 years (Started from the bottom no diploma)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:IT Specialist (Project Manager)
$125K
20 years

Cop
$110
20 years

Cop? He must be overpaid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:950K.
Management Consultant.
14 years.
3 wives.
5 cars.
2 homes.

This is probably the most believable stat.... it's tough to make a ton of earned income without a LOT of personal sacrifices. I own a defense contracting company and make about $600K a year (increasing)... I could make a LOT more, but at some point other important things would need to be sacrificed.