Anonymous
07/26/2016 19:59
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[b]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm in LA and nannies don't get out of bed for less than $20/hr. If you have a degree and are reasonably intelligent, wages here are up to $35-40/hr. But that's LA. People know the rate where they live, and nobody in DC is paying their nanny that much. Parents aren't dumb, you can't inflate the wages to a crazy amount.
Nope. I have a Master's Degree and I've worked in LA. $35-$40/hr is rare even for top nannies in LA. It's more common in the Bay Area where I am now, but still not common. The nannies who are making 6 figure salaries are usually working a ton of hours for that salary. I know several top nannies who are educated and have good jobs in LA and have one friend right now in LA making $35/hr in a traditional nanny position (Not Newborn Care Specialist or Doula).
Nope? Who are you? I'm paid 29/hr with one family and 40/hr with the other so clearly it happens.
I am from LA and none I no makes that much nice try.. You do not make 40 a hour[b]
Gross, yes I do. Sorry you're not registered with a top agency. Maybe you should work on your skills.
Anonymous
07/26/2016 19:12
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:Yeah op you might want to take an English class. Your grammar is horrible! Of course you're not going to get top rates. It's KNOW not no .
It's not a nanny at all. She's trying too hard to look like a poor broken-English immigrant. Nice try, OP!!
Anonymous
07/26/2016 19:04
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Yeah op you might want to take an English class. Your grammar is horrible! Of course you're not going to get top rates. It's KNOW not no .
Anonymous
07/26/2016 18:21
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:[b]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm in LA and nannies don't get out of bed for less than $20/hr. If you have a degree and are reasonably intelligent, wages here are up to $35-40/hr. But that's LA. People know the rate where they live, and nobody in DC is paying their nanny that much. Parents aren't dumb, you can't inflate the wages to a crazy amount.
Nope. I have a Master's Degree and I've worked in LA. $35-$40/hr is rare even for top nannies in LA. It's more common in the Bay Area where I am now, but still not common. The nannies who are making 6 figure salaries are usually working a ton of hours for that salary. I know several top nannies who are educated and have good jobs in LA and have one friend right now in LA making $35/hr in a traditional nanny position (Not Newborn Care Specialist or Doula).
Nope? Who are you? I'm paid 29/hr with one family and 40/hr with the other so clearly it happens.
I am from LA and none I no makes that much nice try.. You do not make 40 a hour
Anonymous
07/26/2016 06:31
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:[b]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm in LA and nannies don't get out of bed for less than $20/hr. If you have a degree and are reasonably intelligent, wages here are up to $35-40/hr. But that's LA. People know the rate where they live, and nobody in DC is paying their nanny that much. Parents aren't dumb, you can't inflate the wages to a crazy amount.
Nope. I have a Master's Degree and I've worked in LA. $35-$40/hr is rare even for top nannies in LA. It's more common in the Bay Area where I am now, but still not common. The nannies who are making 6 figure salaries are usually working a ton of hours for that salary. I know several top nannies who are educated and have good jobs in LA and have one friend right now in LA making $35/hr in a traditional nanny position (Not Newborn Care Specialist or Doula).
Nope? Who are you? I'm paid 29/hr with one family and 40/hr with the other so clearly it happens.
Exactly. This is what the very best nannies earn. Your average nanny earns your average pay. Your doormat nanny earns the lowest pay.
Anonymous
07/26/2016 00:32
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
[b]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm in LA and nannies don't get out of bed for less than $20/hr. If you have a degree and are reasonably intelligent, wages here are up to $35-40/hr. But that's LA. People know the rate where they live, and nobody in DC is paying their nanny that much. Parents aren't dumb, you can't inflate the wages to a crazy amount.
Nope. I have a Master's Degree and I've worked in LA. $35-$40/hr is rare even for top nannies in LA. It's more common in the Bay Area where I am now, but still not common. The nannies who are making 6 figure salaries are usually working a ton of hours for that salary. I know several top nannies who are educated and have good jobs in LA and have one friend right now in LA making $35/hr in a traditional nanny position (Not Newborn Care Specialist or Doula).
Nope? Who are you? I'm paid 29/hr with one family and 40/hr with the other so clearly it happens.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 23:51
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:I'm in LA and nannies don't get out of bed for less than $20/hr. If you have a degree and are reasonably intelligent, wages here are up to $35-40/hr. But that's LA. People know the rate where they live, and nobody in DC is paying their nanny that much. Parents aren't dumb, you can't inflate the wages to a crazy amount.
Nope. I have a Master's Degree and I've worked in LA. $35-$40/hr is rare even for top nannies in LA. It's more common in the Bay Area where I am now, but still not common. The nannies who are making 6 figure salaries are usually working a ton of hours for that salary. I know several top nannies who are educated and have good jobs in LA and have one friend right now in LA making $35/hr in a traditional nanny position (Not Newborn Care Specialist or Doula).
Anonymous
07/25/2016 21:40
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
I'm in LA and nannies don't get out of bed for less than $20/hr. If you have a degree and are reasonably intelligent, wages here are up to $35-40/hr. But that's LA. People know the rate where they live, and nobody in DC is paying their nanny that much. Parents aren't dumb, you can't inflate the wages to a crazy amount.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 15:40
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:If you pay above $15/hr you should expect your nanny to know the difference between know and no.
Excellent point PP.
Lol.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 14:19
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
If you pay above $15/hr you should expect your nanny to know the difference between know and no.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 13:39
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
I am sure most people know rates really vary depending on where you work and the nature of the job. I'm west coast based and even tho the going rate is 18-20, I've seen a lot of variance on both sides of that.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 12:09
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
Anonymous wrote:We know.
-All MBs.
Same. If you think our idea of "salary research" is solely asking on DCUM about salaries, then maybe it's because YOU, the nanny are lazy so you assume others are too.
-Another MB.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 12:02
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
We know.
-All MBs.
-All MBs.
Anonymous
07/25/2016 11:53
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
The reason I am admitting is because I no longer want to fill heads of people entering the nanny profession with unrealistic rates nor do I want parents to think they will get a lazy bum if they do not pay excessive rates.
I no many childcare workers who get paid under $15 per hour and are hard working and great people
Just like there's a overpaid lazy nanny out there in sure
I no many childcare workers who get paid under $15 per hour and are hard working and great people
Just like there's a overpaid lazy nanny out there in sure
Anonymous
07/25/2016 10:58
Subject: Nanny on here inflate wages (I no, i use to do it)
I use to do it as a way to guilt the parents and to make the general community take nannying more seriously