Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Those of you who make north of $250K per year, how many hours per week do you work on average? I have the impression that you are all work-a-holics who don't see much of your families. Would be happy to be proven wrong.
I make roughly 350k a year as a lobbyist for a firm. My hours vary based on the time of year, but when congress is in a session, I often work 60-70 hours a week. If there is a bill that is important to my sector, I could easily work 9 AM-2 AM. Calendar is filled with networking events on weeknights and Saturdays. DH is a researcher with a 40-hour week. Fortunately, his parents live in DC and help us with the kids. Due to seniority at my firm, I am able to make it clear that Sundays are off limits and reserved for family. Although it isn't perfect, I love my job and am content with family dynamics right now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What job is the most secure, least stressful, and lowest entry where one can work 20 years ?
Our director of HR makes 250. M-F, she works 8-4, has been remote since pre-covid.
Anonymous wrote:Those of you who make north of $250K per year, how many hours per week do you work on average? I have the impression that you are all work-a-holics who don't see much of your families. Would be happy to be proven wrong.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tech doesn’t pay as high as you think
Wake up to the new reality, tech pays really well , DH is a top notch IT consultant making 550k/yr.
Do you work as well? I am always curious to see whether or not people work when their spouse is bringing in that much. If you feel uncomfortable sharing, totally understandable![]()
Anonymous wrote:Those of you who make north of $250K per year, how many hours per week do you work on average? I have the impression that you are all work-a-holics who don't see much of your families. Would be happy to be proven wrong.
Anonymous wrote:Pilot. Seriously, no one realizes how much money they make.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What job is the most secure, least stressful, and lowest entry where one can work 20 years ?
Not law. You’re basically working double shifts and have virtually no job security.
pharma/med devices 270 corridor jobs... basically director level and up you're clearing 250k with your bonus. Most people who have been in industry since college and have any sort of drive are director level by 40. The few driven people I know in Pharma are senior director level by mid 30s and move on to VP and C-suite in their 40s.
Anonymous wrote:Pilot. Seriously, no one realizes how much money they make.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tech doesn’t pay as high as you think
Wake up to the new reality, tech pays really well , DH is a top notch IT consultant making 550k/yr.
Anonymous wrote:I know high level staff (Partner/MD) at communications and PR firms make 200,000-300,000 a year. A good friend of mine worked in comms in the Senate for a decade and then got a job at a firm making 200k.
Anonymous wrote:Tech doesn’t pay as high as you think