Who has a job that they absolutely love?

[Anonymous]

What do you do and what is your salary?

[Anonymous]

Senior Scientist, 170K

[Anonymous]

I'm a masters level therapist. I work part-time, set my own hours, answer to no one, and make 50K. I love it.

[Anonymous]

Process improvement, sort of like an internal consultant. Fell into it a few years ago and it's awesome. A big part of the awesomeness is the company I work for. $190k plus bonus

[Anonymous]

Special ed teacher, 82K.

[Anonymous]

Data analyst, 130K

[Anonymous]

High School teacher, 90K

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Process improvement, sort of like an internal consultant. Fell into it a few years ago and it's awesome. A big part of the awesomeness is the company I work for. $190k plus bonus

What was your work history before getting this job?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Process improvement, sort of like an internal consultant. Fell into it a few years ago and it's awesome. A big part of the awesomeness is the company I work for. $190k plus bonus

What was your work history before getting this job?

Did you have to do all the lean six sigma green belt black belt crap?

[Anonymous]

Part time preschool teacher. 15k.

[Anonymous]

Linguist - 125K. Never dreamed it could happen, but it's been wonderful.

[Anonymous]

Strategy for high tech firms. Very cool. $350K.

[Anonymous]

Drama teacher who freelances in other theatrical endeavors. For my part-time job teaching in a school, I make $15,000. For freelance pursuits, I get between $30-$250/hour. (Sometimes I set my price; sometimes the company does. Usually, it's in the $50-$75 range.)

When I worked full-time admin for a non-profit arts organization, I made $45,000.

[Anonymous]

Business owner 130k

[Anonymous]

DOJ lawyer, 160k.

I might leave it because I want to leave the DC area, but looking for jobs elsewhere has been a tough lesson in just how terrible most law jobs are.