What salaries are you curious about?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Computer programmer with clearance 180k

what level? Secret? TS? TS/SCI? full scope poly? Q?

I have seen this for public trust

bloody hell, java/j2ee programmer at 180k for public trust level?

that's a hell of a lot better than even top places in the valley.

[Anonymous]

i know: entry level accounting job at small family run firm (NOT big 4) - $46,000

curious: mid-level HR generalist/HR manager at small or mid-size firm

[Anonymous]

I know: engineer at government contractor - $101K
Curious: VP of government affairs for a trade association

[Anonymous]

Wanting to know about working for an Electrical Distributor

Counter sales
Inside sales
Outside sales
Lighting
Gear

Does anyone know what the going rate is these days for these positions?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

Librarians better enjoy it while the position still exists. With computers, that's not a profession long lived! ESPECIALLY at a cost of $88K plus benefits!! WOW

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

Librarians better enjoy it while the position still exists. With computers, that's not a profession long lived! ESPECIALLY at a cost of $88K plus benefits!! WOW

Already happening. My friend got a masters in library science and hasn't been able to find a job in the field for years.

[Anonymous]

Want to know: Air Traffic Controller

I know: Staff Director (HR Director, IT Director) at a large law firm: $120k - $180K depending on how important the department is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

Librarians better enjoy it while the position still exists. With computers, that's not a profession long lived! ESPECIALLY at a cost of $88K plus benefits!! WOW

Already happening. My friend got a masters in library science and hasn't been able to find a job in the field for years.

Temporary blip. once librarians ramp up to nw technology and technique they can be even more valuable in sifting through the endless mountains of data effectively. (web, lexis nexus, journal libraries, government open data, etc).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

Librarians better enjoy it while the position still exists. With computers, that's not a profession long lived! ESPECIALLY at a cost of $88K plus benefits!! WOW

Already happening. My friend got a masters in library science and hasn't been able to find a job in the field for years.

Temporary blip. once librarians ramp up to nw technology and technique they can be even more valuable in sifting through the endless mountains of data effectively. (web, lexis nexus, journal libraries, government open data, etc).

Librarian here. Yes, I am beginning to feel like a dinosaur but we are still needed. Keeping up with technology is key. However, I get by but I am not nearly as interested in technology as I should be. Lots of librarians retiring. Just a matter of whether or not they will be replaced with MLS librarians or support staff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wanting to know about working for an Electrical Distributor

Here's what to expect in the Washington DC Metropolitan area and there are exceptions, depending on circumstances.

Counter sales $30 - 60K
Inside sales $40 - 80K
Outside sales $100K + (this is also a dying breed)
Lighting $50 - 100K +
Gear $50 - 100K +

Of course, you could always be middle management and live off of the back of the employees actually doing the work. Most managers are worthless pieces of shit that come from other backgrounds, never worked their way up from the bottom, or are spoon-fed lackies that someone with experience has taken under their wing. Working for an Electrical Distributor is like being an ambulance chasing lawyer without the paycheck. You can have all of the experience in the world, but you'll never make any money unless you're in management or an owner. The key word to remember is GREED. All Electrical Distributors are full of GREED! They ALL lie to their employees, skim commissions, and tell you what you want to hear to lure you to work for them. There is a reason that no college graduates are taking jobs with Electrical Distributors.

Does anyone know what the going rate is these days for these positions?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Curious: Landscape Architect
I know: Partner in Big Law -- 400-500K

Partner in big law 400-500 K? Think much, much higher.

Could be 1st year partner.

DH has been partner at Big Law for a handful of years 800K-1M depending on firm intake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

Librarians better enjoy it while the position still exists. With computers, that's not a profession long lived! ESPECIALLY at a cost of $88K plus benefits!! WOW

More foolish and stupid assumptions about what librarians actually do from the uninformed and clueless. Nevermind that they teach, budget, purchase, classify, supervise and evaluate sources/books/electronic subscriptions daily. They don't start out at that rate in Montgomery County, by the way. The $88,000 is after numerous years of work and a masters degree. I am amazed that you actually think $88,000 is alot of money. You must be young. Look up what many teachers make in Montgomery County and you will see the same salary after so many years of teaching and several degrees.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious: School Librarian

I know: Mid Level Staff at Non Profit - $42,000

MoCo School Librarian around 88K
DCPL Librarian around 52K

Curious about VA Social Workers

Librarians better enjoy it while the position still exists. With computers, that's not a profession long lived! ESPECIALLY at a cost of $88K plus benefits!! WOW

More foolish and stupid assumptions about what librarians actually do from the uninformed and clueless. Nevermind that they teach, budget, purchase, classify, supervise and evaluate sources/books/electronic subscriptions daily. They don't start out at that rate in Montgomery County, by the way. The $88,000 is after numerous years of work and a masters degree. I am amazed that you actually think $88,000 is alot of money. You must be young. Look up what many teachers make in Montgomery County and you will see the same salary after so many years of teaching and several degrees.

Boo-fucking-hoo! In the real world an employee at 7-11 does more than that before a Librarian even gets out of bed! People around here think that just because you have a masters degree that it automatically makes you smart. I know plenty of people in this area that have the degrees, but are just as unknowledgeable as people that don't. It also always amazes me how people deduct that longevity / tenure should automatically mean that you deserve a lot of money. Librarians are teachers who decided to take the easy way out. Ask a real teacher and you'll see what I mean!

[Anonymous]

$88,000 or $52,000 is alot of money in this area?