How old were you when you broke six figures?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 41 and a teacher. I don't anticipate ever doing that. I bust my ass at work, BTW.

Same here

And people like me, with a kid in third grade, love you for what you do. You are getting a nice gift from me for the holidays.

[Anonymous]

I was 51 when I hit $100,000 in federal government. I thought it was alot until I read how young you all were/are when you hit that figure.

[Anonymous]

25, investment banking

[Anonymous]

At 31. IT sector, private. MSc in Economy & Business Administration.

[Anonymous]

32, computers.
Was a bad move, took a consulting job and risked my pregnancy and had to move. Life never the same again.

[Anonymous]

25, coder

[Anonymous]

24

[Anonymous]

32, female, bachelor's degree, political/policy consultant.

[Anonymous]

35, marketing director.

[Anonymous]

33, attorney in a micro size plaintiff's firm. (My share of the fee was $200,000)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:25, coder

computer coding? I'm sure you don't mean medical record coding!

[Anonymous]

Washington, DC would be a better place if we stopped competitively comparing who makes the most the soonest, and instead thought and cared a bit more about how we can help those who are in most need.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:25. Big Law. I've since left and hope to work my way back up to six figures by around 40-45.

+1 - it was funny to be making less at 30-something than at 25!

[Anonymous]

19 yrs old. Internet startup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Washington, DC would be a better place if we stopped competitively comparing who makes the most the soonest, and instead thought and cared a bit more about how we can help those who are in most need.

you live in south arlington don't you?