How much do you make and whats your job title and age?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Government attorney, 190K.

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Age - 37

[Anonymous]

Computer programmer. Mid-30s. $170K.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Computer programmer. Mid-30s. $170K.

Just as a programmer? That seems quite high for that kind of role, no? Are you dumbing your title down a bit?

[Anonymous]

medical social worker (with MSW) for going on 6 years same employer, 61K. kinda thought i was doing awesome until i read this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Computer programmer. Mid-30s. $170K.

Just as a programmer? That seems quite high for that kind of role, no? Are you dumbing your title down a bit?

sounds average for DC

[Anonymous]

46, social science research at a non profit, $122K

consider myself lucky

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Computer programmer. Mid-30s. $170K.

Just as a programmer? That seems quite high for that kind of role, no? Are you dumbing your title down a bit?

No. But some companies realize that a really good programmer is easily 10x more productive than an average programmer. It's a no brainer. They're just hard to find. Of course, it's a different calculus if you're just billing bodies to the government.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Computer programmer. Mid-30s. $170K.

Just as a programmer? That seems quite high for that kind of role, no? Are you dumbing your title down a bit?

sounds average for DC

For a programmer? All the ones I know make about $120K. Granted the ones I know seem pretty unremarkable.

[Anonymous]

A rockstar that can handle being a team lead/PM on minor projects AND produce code like he didn't have those side things could be making $170k. Or, (s)he could be an admin/manager/app programmer for something really specialized like PeopleSoft.

I am a sysadmin. I've ended up playing a role in just about everything that goes on in my shop. Basically at any job I've been at, folks have figured out I figure stuff out on my own and leave them alone as I learn it.

In the past month, I've had to handle Red Hat, FreeBSD, Windows 03/08/7, VMware ESXi (and VDI), and I've had to play with dedicated security appliances.

I haven't gotten many certifications -- I've no interest in coughing up $3k and taking a week of leave to take a certification class. I did get a Security+ cert since the class was at my site and I work at a SOC.

I have no interest in becoming management, not even a team lead. That means I have to sit through meetings.

I'm paid a shade less than 100k. I'm just a high-tech plumber.

[Anonymous]

39 financial manager with MBA 92k

[Anonymous]

37, accounting manager with CPA & MBA, 125k

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:39 financial manager with MBA 92k

With an MBA? Feels like you are getting the shit end

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:60, real estate agent --you don't want to know.

Come on.

You're killing me. How much???

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Anonymous wrote:Tutor. 30 years old. $70K and not ashamed at all.

How in the world do you make that much as a tutor?

I pay my tutor $75 p/h - do the math PP, totally doable and then some. My tutor is booked 6 days a week, cannot take on another student. I bet he makes more than $70K

PP, if you don't mind.. what's the subject??

I pay one tutor $100/hour and another $40/hour.

I may have to quit teaching and just tutor. Yes, what subject/age?

[Anonymous]

I am not the realtor but my guess is upwards of 2.5-3 million