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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was just reading in the nanny forums about a nanny who demands $61,000 per year. I find this insulting on so many levels. I made $38,500 per year in my first associate position out of law school. The most I've ever made is $95k per year. Several of my friends who have grad degrees make between $65k-$100K per year. http://www.dcurbanmom.com/nanny-forum/posts/list/331647.page[/quote] Well, I think teachers and nannies are dreadfully underpaid. Those who have the lives of children in their hands, as well as their psychological and educational well-being at heart, should be paid more. [/quote] That's a cute thought to have. Why would employers pay one penny more than necessary to fill a position? There are tons of folks willing to fill those teaching positions. The nanny business - it's a racket that benefits (spoiler alert) wealthy families. If you want to make more money, seek a field with significant barriers to entry (niche fields requiring certifications or specialized education) working for deep-pocketed employers. Avoid fields with a large labor pool and/or that have a "mission" that would attract many folks willing to work for peanuts. [/quote]
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