What is your job and salary?

[Anonymous]

Project Management $200k

[Anonymous]

Environmental policy (federal). MS and 15 years experience. $120k

DH does web usability design. Makes about $130k.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it so strange that people list "Fed" as their profession.

Me too! What does this mean?

Several of my friends work for the government and can barely describe what they do in vague terms.

[Anonymous]

Nonprofit in education. $170

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it so strange that people list "Fed" as their profession.

Me too! What does this mean?

Several of my friends work for the government and can barely describe what they do in vague terms.

Or maybe they are just dumbing it down for you.

Signed,
"Fed" with two graduate degrees who earns six figures doing a job to protect people like you

[Anonymous]

DH: Age 51, $110k CSRS Pension (retired LEO), second career in banking $100k and works from home.

DW: 45, $60k, teacher

[Anonymous]

DH - 32: 265k plus bonus (biglaw)
DW - 37: 170k trade association admin

[Anonymous]

$180k + $70k bonus. for-profit healthcare company. 34. Love my job and I'm good at it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$180k + $70k bonus. for-profit healthcare company. 34. Love my job and I'm good at it.

What is job, sales? Concierge Doctor?

[Anonymous]

Engineer for solar installation company. $48k

[Anonymous]

Freelance journalist, $25-40/hour depending on client, variable but about 15 hours/week.

Spouse: science for Fed Gov't, $125 K.

[Anonymous]

DH: 32, fed lawyer: 125K
DW: 31, physician: 60K

[Anonymous]

Firefighter/Paramedic for Washington DC Fire Department. $75,000 base pay, plus holidays. $30,000 a year in overtime. Total approximately $110,00. (This is all a matter a public record.) Base pay for Captain/Paramedic is right at $110,000 year give or take a little bit. Full benefits and retirement. Work schedule is 24 hours on duty, followed by 3 days off duty. (This still comes out to 42 hours a week work schedule.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Teacher with a Master's degree and 3 years experience. I am making $52,000.

Oh darn. I always dream of switching to teaching but not is the pay is that low...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it so strange that people list "Fed" as their profession.

Me too! What does this mean?

Several of my friends work for the government and can barely describe what they do in vague terms.

Or maybe they are just dumbing it down for you.

Signed,
"Fed" with two graduate degrees who earns six figures doing a job to protect people like you

Or, maybe not!! High salary does not equal smart.

Signed, someone with two masters degrees making under 100K.