How old were you when you broke six figures?
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Anonymous
| 33 - contractor with the federal government. |
Anonymous
| 38. fed lawyer. started at bottom (2nd time in fed gvt) 4 years ago. |
Anonymous
| 25. Lawyer. |
Anonymous
| 32, Marketing Agency |
Anonymous
| 34-35. Interior designer who owns her own hospitality design firm. Would not be able to do that if I wasn't self-employed. |
Anonymous
| 34 - lobbyist for non profit. |
Anonymous
| 23 asshole, not 25. And the only people who claim not to be inspired at the prospect of making decent money are the ones who don't have much in the first place. |
Anonymous
| 32- tutor |
Anonymous
| 22. I was in banking. |
Anonymous
| 26, equity research at an investment bank |
Anonymous
Hey young 'un - calm the FUCK down. The first post of this thread in 2013 was by a 25 year old. Go check it out. And then let this be a lesson to you about your smart-ass attitude, which will not be appreciated by the actual adults you'll be working for. |
Anonymous
| 32 - lawyer |
Anonymous
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THis question is a little stupid anyway, since it depends on how old you currently are. Meaning, making $100k in 1990 was A LOT more impressive than making that today. So breaking that barrier in 2012 at the age of 27 is a bit less of an "oh, wow" than breaking it at 32 in 1987. Or whatever.
So here's my comprehensive response: 32, in 2002. |
Anonymous
| 25, BIGLAW first year associate. |
Anonymous
| 25 |