Anonymous wrote:I had a friend with your attitude, would go on and on about how much she was paid, thought she was so great, then after many years all the kids in her rich parent circles grew up. Suddenly she was job hunting like everyone else and realised she wasn't worth as much as she thought she was. She ended up taking a nanny share job with 2 newborns and got the same as she had previously for one family. You may be getting $30 an hour, that doesn't mean you're worth that much or that that us the going rate for someone looking for a job or looking to hire.Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
I had a friend with your attitude, would go on and on about how much she was paid, thought she was so great, then after many years all the kids in her rich parent circles grew up. Suddenly she was job hunting like everyone else and realised she wasn't worth as much as she thought she was. She ended up taking a nanny share job with 2 newborns and got the same as she had previously for one family. You may be getting $30 an hour, that doesn't mean you're worth that much or that that us the going rate for someone looking for a job or looking to hire.Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:you may have somehow fallen into this job, but that doesn't make it the norm.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
...this is for only one child, btw.
It's my regular rate. Sorry. And you need to grow up.
If I knew you were my nanny, and it can't be that hard to figure out since there aren't many people who will pay $30/hr, I would fire you for that comment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:you may have somehow fallen into this job, but that doesn't make it the norm.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
...this is for only one child, btw.
It's my regular rate. Sorry. And you need to grow up.
Anonymous wrote:you may have somehow fallen into this job, but that doesn't make it the norm.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
...this is for only one child, btw.
you may have somehow fallen into this job, but that doesn't make it the norm.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
...this is for only one child, btw.
Anonymous wrote:I'm at $30, no degree.
Anonymous wrote:I agree with $18 to $20 for one child. Also factor in what you want to contribute towards their health insurance.