What is your profession, how many hours do you work each week and how much do you make a year?

[Anonymous]

30 years into career
Communications for a federal contractor
$105K, plus up to 5% bonus.
WFH averaging 30 hours a week for a full-time job, which is why I stay where I am (got the job early in the pandemic)

[Anonymous]

Recruiter
Average 25 hours per week from home on my own schedule
$105-125k depending on commissions

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Economist. 10 to 50 hours per week, depending how busy I am. Average is probably 20, 25 or so.

$300k.

FRB?

[Anonymous]

Supervisory HR Specialist - 40 hours a week with a flexible work schedule. Mid-career, 10 years experience. $140k

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Attorney
30 hrs/week
$350k

I would like to hear more about this! What setting? Law firm? Solo? In house? What type of law? $350k for 30 hours is not bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Supervisory HR Specialist - 40 hours a week with a flexible work schedule. Mid-career, 10 years experience. $140k

Recruiter here that posted a few above you. I've been interested in transitioning to an HR role. Any tips? I have 7 years experience recruiting, interviewing, screening, reference verifications, background checks, negotiating offers, and supporting clients and candidates for the duration of the placement.

[Anonymous]

HS Teacher, 40hrs a week, 90k. Mid career with high education credentials. 35 hrs when I run errands or lunch sometimes. I don't take work home.

[Anonymous]

Federal Government, schedule on paper - 40 hours/wk, actual time working - 5-10, salary $100K

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Federal physician, about 50 hrs a week. With locality bonus I make a little over $260k a year.

Doing what? Agency or as a clinician?

[Anonymous]

Self employed independent contractor CPA 300k+. Bill by the hour and fully remote.

[Anonymous]

DoD contractor (Cyber) $185k a year work about 10-20 hours a week on this contract.

[Anonymous]

Already posted for myself. My spouse is a high school teacher. Makes about 95K a year. Two masters degrees. He works insane amounts of hours. Most weeks he works about 50 hours, but at least once a month, he works the entire weekend, probably 12-18 hours. That's for an "extra" thing he does for the school. He does get paid extra, but that's included in the 95K.

[Anonymous]

Pilot, legacy airline. 525,000. 100 hours per month flight time

[Anonymous]

Biglaw associate, 5 years in. $475k, 40 hours WFH

[Anonymous]

Lawyer
60 hrs
$615K