People who do spreadsheets all day 😂

Anonymous wrote:Real estate agent

I always wonder about this. Would it be a good career for a very senior attorney looking for a complete change of pace?

Real estate agent

most white collar jobs after 15 years easily

Commercial real estate, law and c-suite headhunters, tech sales

VP roles at companies that gross several million a year at least, primarily in finance and development.

Anonymous wrote:Most non entry level white collar jobs at this point that require a graduate degree

Uh, no. $200K is like top 5% of individual earners. And since business owners are disproportionally represented among high-earners, the percentage of "jobs" (which is what the OP asked about) that pay $200K is less than 5%. As an example, notwithstanding the $700K HHI lawyers that post here, the median income for an attorney in the US is still $135K according to the BLS.

$200K is still a big accomplishment.

Foot model.

Most non entry level white collar jobs at this point that require a graduate degree

Attorney.

OnlyFans.

Anonymous wrote:lawyer, doctor, tech professional, consultant, lobbyist, financial professional

Cleared Tech professional for me, that’s how. Add in bonuses and RSUs.

lawyer, doctor, tech professional, consultant, lobbyist, financial professional

So many jobs. Especially in DC, NYC, Boston, SF...

If you're too lazy to google this you will never make six figures.

And what level?