Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is that good or bad? Seems like a whole lot of nothing.
It’s a better package than most engineering majors get fresh out of college. When you factor in overtime it’s not even close.
Yes. But after 5 years an engineer will be at 90k and more without overtime.
without getting shot or punched
My nephew has 4 years on the job. He’s never been punched. He’s never been shot. He works 7 days(10 hour shifts) every 2 weeks. His salary in $93,000. Last month he did 8 hours of training each week on days off. That was just under $2,500 in overtime for training alone. When he goes to court he gets overtime. It seem like every time he blinks he gets overtime. All in he makes $150,000+ at 26. He doesn’t worry about AI. He has no fear of being downsized. He’s investing a lot of money. He loves what he does and doesn’t consider it work because he loves what he does. He can’t imagine being an automaton in a cubicle farm staring at a screen all day.
Anonymous wrote:This is a board for posting job ads now?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t think being a police officer is a good role for a woman or smaller man due to he fact you need to get physical with violent offenders. If I was a big strong man I might consider it
Same. I'm a 120# female. I'd need to gain another 50# to hold my own.
You can become a school resource officer or "community engagement officer". You don't have to be a beat cop.
But, yea, I'm 5' so there' s no way I'd pass the physical test. LOL
I looked up the highest starting law enforcement salary within the greater D.C. area and was surprised to learn that it’s the SCOTUS Police Department. I had no clue they had their own police. For the 5’ tall PP something like this might be a good fit. I read that many of these officers make $200k+ with overtime. They also offer a massive $50k hiring bonus.
$50,000 hiring bonus:
$20,000 after completion of training
$15,000 after one year
$15,000 after two years
Salary:
$83,362 – Entry-level
$91,848 – After 30 months (Private First Class)
$142,513 – Maximum base salary at the Private First Class rank
$149,638 – Maximum base salary at the Corporal/Technician rank
$160,664 – Maximum base salary at the Sergeant rank
Anonymous wrote:A lot of butt hurt office workers feeling some real jealousy. It’s supply and demand. They want the very best applying to join the police. Engineers are plentiful.
Anonymous wrote:So what jobs would someone get after retiring from MPD in their 40’s? I see this often with military as well where the skills they learned in don’t count for much out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:yeah, I want to be shot. If I don't die maybe I can get disability pay.
So overblown. The average cop sits on their ass all day and their career highlight is pulling someone out of a car crash once or twice.
Anonymous wrote:yeah, I want to be shot. If I don't die maybe I can get disability pay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are there white collar jobs that offer a pension?
Those same local and state jobs except they are in an office...
Anonymous wrote:Are there white collar jobs that offer a pension?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is that good or bad? Seems like a whole lot of nothing.
It’s a better package than most engineering majors get fresh out of college. When you factor in overtime it’s not even close.
Starting salaries for engineers in this area are $80-$90k+ depending on the industry and type of engineering. We are starting our new grads in the spring at $110k. These are computer sci/related majors.