>>14065511
>free datamining
doubt it OP
Engineering Intern
$16/hr
40hr weeks
>>14065511
I suck dick and shitpost foor a living
Chief at wendys
120k a year
>no job but go to school
boku no parent buks
>implying job
Just want to get an insight on jobs and if I should get a job at an autoshop or not
>>14065511
Race car driver.
-$20k/yr
Parts guy at a Kia dealership.
$19/hr
>>14065537
Sounds like a great pay to difficulty ratio
>>14065523
Your mum says you need to tidy your room son.
sheet metal/iron worker
25 canadian pesos per hr, paid thru lunch
Cashier 10/hr
Thank fuck sbf parts are cheap
>>14065511
seeing as you posted Canuck cash, I drove for Calgary transit for years. It payed about $73-75k a year. it was only $32 an hr, but if you knew how to work the overtime it was gold, triple time and a half (overtime on a holiday) is awesome even if you only do an hour or two, knowing you are earning $102hr.
quit my job because despite the pay it sucks balls and went back to school for a BA
mfw canadians are so bad at math that they have to color code their money like children
>"That'll be 2 greens and blue, sir"
>"Do you have change for a red?"
>>14065584
I used to have an IT job that I did from home and milked the fuck out of the overtime for a couple years. I was pretty bummed when they switched me over to salary. All of my overtime was me laying on the couch watching TV.
Clinical Information Coordinator: Entry level.
Salaried position. 67,000 USD / year
Roughly $33 an hour for a 40 hour work week. Though I can work anywhere between 35 to 50 hours a week.
Enjoy a picture of my recent purchase while you're at it to keep this /o/ related.
>>14065598
You got overtime while working from home?
What employer would ever think that is a good idea? Jesus.
Merchandiser DrpepperSnappleGroup
$120 a day + $0.32 a mile
Average over 50 hours a week
>>14065602
Nice,
I'm looking at the exact same bike.
IT Analyst
60,000 USD/ YR
>>14065606
I was good at what I did. The only reason I was switched to salary was because I was the only IT person in the entire company being paid hourly. My per hour rate went up but I literally lost 50% of my yearly pay. Ah well, was fun while it lasted.
>>14065598
shit that's better than mine, most if it was sitting in traffic for hours because shitheads in Calgary refuse to slow down in snow storms
>>14065621
It's nimble as fuck man. Great for commuting in the Spring/Summer/Fall. So glad I got this over the rockets I was considering.
>>14065629
I've been lucky in that I've had really good jobs for most of my career with a few minor exceptions. My current gig is pretty great as well and I'm making more money than I ever have before.
>>14065622
>>14065629
>>14065630
So what is the highest demand in IT nowadays? Everybody I've spook to says it's system administrator and database analysts??
Nurse
65k a year
32hrs/wk
Telecommunications
Salary - 80k Annually
However I live in Chicago and rent is 17k a year and Child support is also 17k a year, so I probably make more than most of you here and have less money than most of you here.
>>14065645
I wouldn't know what's most in demand these days, but it seems to me that DBA's can always find work and it usually pays pretty decent. I'm guessing engineers might make more but that stuff is above my skillset. Sys Admins/Network Admins are always in some demand but the money isn't always very good.
>>14065535
Ayy
>>14065656
> Child support
So glad I never had kids.
>>14065645
Couldn't really tell you for sure. I'm actually an Registered Nurse that just recently decided to jump into Clinical Informatics because I hated the bedside work.
Healthcare IT will always be in constant demand. Hard to outsource patient care and its support systems.
>>14065662
Well, it's not a lie...
>>14065664
If you ever decide to, knock up someone trustworthy.
>>14065656
1400 a month isnt bad for rent
1400 for child support is hilarious though. having a kid seriously even worth it jesus.
UPS driver
$34/hour
>>14065664
Didn't plan on it. Was 39 when I had my first and only child and I love her to death... her birthday is today actually
Registered Nurse.
I make $50/hr. Roughly 100k annually.
>>14065682
Seriously $34? Wow. Are you union or something? Located in Alaska?
That seems extreme.
>>14065659
Can confirm. Network admin and all I do is dick on the internet.
marine engineer cadet
$142 a day + 0.25 paid days off for every one that i work.
just gotta qualify before the industry gets killed by the guberment. then hopefully get a job a smaller boat or in a power station or the like.
>>14065691
They make upwards of 90k a year...
USPS mail carrier here
54k a year 32~ hours a week
>>14065675
I'm too old to even consider that shit. I don't want kids in the house when I'm in my 60's eating cottage cheese and trying not to have another heart attack.
>>14065687
Damn, that would fuck me up. She'll be graduating high school and you'll be close to your AARP membership. If I would have had kids, I would have done it in my 20's. Now I'd spike the woman's drink with RU486.
>>14065668
What is health care IT?
How do I get into it with a CS major and bioinformatica minor
>>14065691
I think nearly every employee is part of a Union unless you're a manager and such.
>>14065678
>>14065664
turning 40 this year, had many GFs 2 of which have had abortions. Childless and kind of feeling lonely and nihilistic, wish at least one of those aborts had of been a kid
>>14065693
You, me and every desktop/systems/security admin alike. Having a good boss who doesn't give a shit helps.
>>14065704
No wonder it costs like $50 for me to ship a tiny grill from the USA to Canada. God damn.
>>14065716
also the teamsters union is basically the mafia
Which teamsters is the union that reps UPS
Look it up fucking jimmy hoffa and the actual mafia pushed this union to exist. They are still a big part of organized crime
>>14065719
My ex always told me that I would regret not having kids when I was in my 30's or 40's. So far it hasn't happened and I don't anticipate that changing on my way to 50.
>>14065725
we have flat rate shipping but yea for international shit it is going to cost a lot
>>14065723
Too true. Boss doesn't give a fuck because he is also dicking around on the internet. As long as everything is running properly, you don't have to do shit.
>>14065691
>>14065704
>>14065732
Don't expect to get a job with them anytime soon. I work with people in the Department of Labor and their projections for the next 5 years are grim to so the least..
>>14065738
Don't feel like searching for this pic without the watermark, but this sums it up pretty well. My boss knows I'm fucking around my entire shift but I get everything done in the process.
>>14065704
>32~ hours a week
We are pretty much guaranteed a minimum of a 45 hour work week. Hell, this last check I actually managed to be at 45 hours instead of higher like usual. Some days I wish I could be you guys walking around delivering mail though.
>>14065748
we have been trying to hire people for 8 months at our district level office
People cant do the job because its a PITA and the training is shit
They come in and quit in 2 days every damn time
>>14065714
Personally speaking, I work on my hospital's electronic medical record charting system. I help upgrade the system, implement changes, and train other nurses and physicians while adhering to Joint Commission standards. I have no formal IT training. I just worked as a floor RN for 4 years.
With a CS major and bioinformatics minor you should have no trouble getting in. Search for keywords related to EMR systems. Epic, Cerner, Meditech and Mckesson are the big systems that hospitals use. Try using those as keywords on a job board and see what pops up. Most of the postings just want to see a Bachelor's degree. Median pay is around $80k nationally.
>>14065767
That sounds pretty decent. I wonder why I never hear anyone talk about healthcare it
>>14065755
Yea but we on the rural side of the post office dont get paid hourly.
We get paid a set amount depending on route size
I get paid 8.8 hours a day. If it takes me 6 hours I get paid 8.8 if it takes me 10 hours I get paid the same 8.8 hours. I like this system because if I bust ass and get done I go home.
Trust me you dont want to be us maybe 5 years ago but these days we are basically freight transporters. I had 286 parcels + all the mail. Also we sort and mark and load everything ourselves.
Its a shit job during the holidays but the rest of the year its fine
I would rather be a UPS driver than a USPS carrier.
>>14065783
It's a rapidly growing field. More and more health systems are switching from paper charting to computer charting per government mandated guidelines.
Work for Amazon as a software dev
120k salary before taxes and all that shit
>>14065820
Most of my peers seem to be aiming for google, apple, start ups, government work.
I'm interested in healthcare IT
Thanks for telling me about it
>>14065839
Not a problem. Best of luck!
canadian money is like straya money but colours are wrong way around
>>14065791
We all have our own problems during the holidays.
>>14065896
push shopping carts all day
23/hr 40hrs
a big ole whopping 0
currently in school for manufacturing engineer technician, fancy word for mill wright
>>14065930
whaaa? I worked as a cart attendant at Target in 2008 and only made $7.50 /hr. I'm calling BS.
>>14065954
Hey man, those mill wrights make bank. Uncle is one. Pulling $100k a year. Just bought himself a new Dodge Challenger RT with cash. Good for you.
>>14065591
Our money is color coded as well. It is actually the exact same color as monopoly money. It's just very subtly done. Google it.
>>14065963
ive worked there for 10yrs and im at top pay scale. you get a dollarish raise every 1080hrs
6 of those in the tire shop as a supe(which auto bumps pay to 24/hr regardless of how long youve worked there). now im my own boss outside, way less stressful for a dollar less
>>14065511
Too long don't read.
Spent 8 Years Working Service Industry Making 80K a year. Ended up Developing a Pretty bad Drinking habit along with buying a bunch of cars I would later total. (with the exception of my baby the 2002) 2- 08 CBR600s, 2- e30s, 1-w123 merc, and finally my 75 2002.
Thank god you can't Snort or drink them.
I beat a DUI after crashing my 89 IS When My Brakes Failed while I was Hockey Drunk. The Kings beat the blackhawks in playoffs, there was nothing I could do.
After the Crash I used the Starter motor to break loose of the guard Rail and coast down the canyon to my home. Later on I got arrested at home when they found my license plate lodged in the rail.
Fun fact, if you crash your car while drunk get somewhere and make sure somebody sees you slamming alcohol and keep drinking until the cops take your drink away. Innocent.
One day I walked off the reservation and quit.
After meeting a guy in a bar while drinking He ended up offering me a job doing Infosec.
Now a days I make 60k working part time for For a company that trains contractors on the equipment they use in the middle east and Africa. Even though I make 20K less a year, I actually have more money to spend. Planning on going back to yokosuka to get a right hand drive rice cooker.
Pic unrelated It's some dumbass I went to school with who rapped poorly.
>>14065591
its harder to counterfeit
>>14065511
Laborer for BNSF Railway
$25.32/hr, typically get 9 hours a day. Benefits package is awesome, my insurance costs $1,500/month, I pay $198 and the company pays the rest. Railroad retirement and 401k is great.
Unions are currently negotiating new contracts and we are hoping to get somewhere in the neighborhood of $29/hr. Only downside is that crude oil and coal are dirt cheap right now and the mild winter means far less is being used for heating than normal. We aren't shipping near the volume that we should be and they are taking locomotives out of service by the hundreds. We are hoping for the best, but a layoff is lurking in the shadows.
>>14065903
>>14065896
Pretty insane
This was tuesday and after I pulled a bunch of shit out for the stop
>Tfw buried in fucking dog food and toilet paper every day
>>14066099
>Canukistanian in the US on holiday
>had a bunch of american money
>2 100s, 6 50s, 10 20s, fuck knows 5/10s
>went to homedepot to buy new cooler because was hot as fuck and my drinks were getting warm in the car
>$29
>pay with what I assumed was a $50
>get $21 change
>leave
>check wallet, 2 100s, 6 50s, 9 20s
I approve of your IT ALL LOOKS THE SAME money
Probably got a nignog fired that day
I'm a chinese food delivery guy who daily's an NA Miata
Also I'm a fag
>>14065645
Too long Don't Read Here.
Your best bet is networking with people in the IT industry socially. It goes further then having a degree with out any prior real world experiance. Now a days job listings say they want so many hours in Net+ or so many Years of C/CPP or java. But there are so many platforms coming out that just burn out. it is best to either learn machine or get an entry level job at a company you can learn at.
Platforms like salesforce force has a lot of people end up having to learn. You can learn puppet, Chef isn't really catching.
Being a system admin nowadays Is pretty much being an office manager. Look into forensics and Reverse engineering. If you are going to take the time to cure yourself of the stupids those specialty. They have a future and People really need people especial how the political system is evolving. Pretty Much learn to drink corporate koolaid
>>14065693
Have you discovered Archie Luxury Yet?
https://youtu.be/1pp3Vt1DRSU
Entrepreneur/business owner (maritime compass adjustments).
I make around $350k a year, this year I landed a $500k contract with BP, so it was a bit of an outlier. I'd say that pays well enough. With no family to deal with, I get to pocket the cash, spend it on toys... or do the boring but responsible route and invest it.
>>14065511
Why is Canadian currency Monopoly money?
Data mining thread
DO NOT REPLY
Union Construction Worker
30/hour
1.5x OT, 2x Holiday pay.
Breti gud considering i dont have a college degree.
>>14065511
Fuck off OP
>>14065511
professional monopoly player?
>>14065723
I just quit my IT job, 9$ an hour to get treated like shit by my boss. And I don't mean I couldnt take criticism, he just openly treated me like shit the entire time. It was a student job and I can make 4x the pay delivering pizzas, but im a CS major and I thought i wanted something at least kinda relevant on my resume before I graduated. so much for that though
>>14065511
>Walmart sales associate in the automotive center
>$9/hr
Mobile equipment maintenance, $24 an hour 4x12 hour shifts. Lots of sitting on a good week.
>>14065537
Whats that job like? A couple of dealers near me have opening for that position. Been wanting to try something different.
Tofu delivery for family business.
Doing it for free.
>automotive purchasing
i negotiate powertrain parts contracts for an oem
>$25/hr
could be better, gonna try to renegotiate in january if i don't take a new job
>>14066294
B.s. you would have still have ten twenties and an extra $1.
Construction work, around 50k a year
i make 25$ per hour at my job and work 40 hours
i also make $150 per hour playing blackjack and work 6 hours a month
>>14065511
Lawyer
$135,000/year
About to lose my job because I got addicted to 4chan and cant hit my hours even though I know it will get me fired
>>14069869
I think it really depends on the people you work with. I get along with everybody I work with, and I'm good friends with a few of them. If I hated the people I work with, the job would fucking suck, since what you'll be interacting with the techs/service advisers all day.
The workload can be either super heavy, or super light depending on the day and how booked up the shop is, how big the orders you're receiving/shipping out are, etc., etc.. You definitely have to be decent at multitasking.
All this could of course be completely different at another dealership, I don't know. But from my experience it is a great gig, and I would recommend giving it a shot.
>>14070533
>>14065511
I work for Uncle Sam and get paid in REAL dollars.
>>14070004
I was bout to sign up for a carpenter apprenticeship but they only wanted to pay me $11. How am I suppose to pay rent?! Which state do you work in?
Might not be the best place to ask this, but how stupid of an idea is a Compe degree? I am making a mistake not doing EE? Is the masters or phd worth it?
>>14070782
master/phd is generally never worth it no matter what field your studying
>>14070841
What are the reasons why?
>>14070848
very few, if any jobs require it. most people that get master/phd do it for personal reason (they want to continue learning) or to just fluff their ego.
>>14070859
I've heard the difference in money earned is negligible, but doesn't having either help land a higher up position?
Parts/detailer at a Mazda dealership.
12/hr
Going to be full time parts soon, so I'll be getting a pretty sweet raise.
Walmart Co-manger (they call us shift managers now)
74k last year 63k Base salary and got 11k in bonus (we had a down year in sales.)
>>14069830
What were you doing for $9 an hour? Even Helpdesks pay more than that, don't they? Is a student job like an internship type of deal?
>>14070869
the cost in many cases wont match the benefit.
>doesn't having either help land a higher up position?
usually "higher up" positions require experience. just get your bachelors and run with it. if you feel later you want/need something more then go back for it. most people that get their master/phd do it later in life.
Game dev, about 80K
>>14065511
Vice president of Software Company.
Just South of 200k.
Toilet Attendant
$13.62/hr double time after 6.30pm
Shitty IT job in a school, $70k/y
>>14065735
Only women regret not having kids. Some men regret not raising a son though.
>>14072093
My brothers were both big on having sons, like they had some kind of legacy to pass on. None of us are important and our family line is meaningless. Plus they're both fucking nutbags.
Due to lack of Automotive tech jobs in my town
>Pittman at local lube shop
>$12 hour plus tips and bonus each month
>Refinery operator
>about 3300 a week average, sometimes more depending what days of my schedule fall on a weekend
>>14072238
Also this is for 7 days of work (so i consider it a weeks worth of work) over a 14 day period. I work a 2-3-2 schedule, so
>14-day pattern of 2-days-on, 2-days-off, 3-days-on, 2-days-off, 2-days-on and 3-days-off
Lead Software Developer
~$108,000/yr
I'm usually putting in 60hr/wk (upwards of 80-90 around quarterly releases)
Though I'm located in a pretty small town, so I'm not paying out the ass for taxes/everything else like the yuppies in Col/Cali/Chi/NY.
Main downside of small towns (esp in the south) is racist fucks as far as the eye can see. There's a natural separation of class around here. The damn rednecks don't know how much worse off they would have it without the taxes and wealth our company brings to the area. To hell with them, they can take their bible shit and jump off a cliff in the name of jesus christ.
I'd gladly swallow the "pay cut" of moving to a better city like Denver if it meant escaping from these shitty brodozers and bigoted conservative fuckboys.
And yes, I'm salty as fuck. Just polished off the last bottle of decent single barrel bourbon in the region it seems like. Gotta wait till my next trip to denver to replace it because all the shops down here carry the ungodly assortment of pisswater and cheap liquor.
>>14072302
You got lost on your way to reddit buddy. This isn't /r/atheism.
*tips fedora*
>>14065511
NEET
large dollars bro
Driving instructor.
Not well, like $15/h
>>14065687
Aw sweet, dude!
>>14065880
Yeh but they all got the queen mums head on em innit
![1997_cadillac_eldorado_coupe_base_fq_oem_1_500[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/f99mIDx.jpg "1997_cadillac_eldorado_coupe_base_fq_oem_1_500[1].jpg")
I'm a social worker at a welfare office making $45K a year. The baby gets $350 a paycheck for childcare. My wife is still in college. That makes my DD all the more ridiculous; pic related. I'm about to take out a personal loan on a rebuilt engine as my Northstar suffers from the common problems and is eventually going to shit its cylinder head if I keep driving it as is... I give it a one in three chance the wife murders me in my sleep.
>>14072302
>whiny yankees blubbering over m-muh money and taxes
>>14072408
Thanks kid. Shouldn't you be wrenching on your mr2 or putting a body kit on your fiero?
Maybe you should move out of neon's basement and realize the wonders of a stiff drink after a week of last minute deadlines and putting up with shitty coworkers.
I'm a part time Cashier and I get paid $9/hour lol
:^)
Manager @ Target. 54k/yr.
metal roofing. average work week about $1500
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>>14072590
I can't imagine regular 60 hour work weeks. I'm only a social worker for 45 hours a week, and already my existence feels like a race between liver disease and sticking my gun in my mouth.
>>14072462
HO!
$15/hr
40/hrw
Get paid to detail a couple cars a day mostly on my phone In a garage, don't deal with customers and managers don't care as long as I do a good job when I have to. All it took was a couple hours of me watching YouTube videos on how to do this job lmao
>>14072661
Haaden the fak up
Posted from hour 14 of 15
>>14072661
Doe's your work at least feel fulfilling? I've stopped questioning the role I play in the labor market, I'm just here to grow wealth, thin the margins, all while making the shareholders happy.
Honestly, I'd love a job teaching or just being outdoors.
>>14072661
You get used to anything when you have to. My work has been easy as shit for the last almost 20 years though, which is why you'll never see me complain about shit. I'm being paid to post dumb shit on here all night.
5 ton delivery truck driver
18$ an hour. average 10.5hrs a day.
I could probably make more as a owner operator but then i'd have to deal with all the bullshit repairs. I also have full benefits which is pretty dandy.
fast food, mostly 3rd shift. the store i work at is located conveniently on a street that is mostly bars. we close at 3am; 4am on fridays and saturdays. it can get pretty fucking wild.
$10/hr. started at $7.50, crawled my way up to $8, then was basically handed $10 because management likes me and i can work whenever (mostly the latter)
number of hours i work changes on a weekly basis depending on when i'm scheduled. meaning it's partially up to me to ensure that i make enough money to live.
![150k2[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/BH2FCBH.jpg "150k2[1].jpg")
>>14072682
Please talk me out of keeping this high end, great handling, very comfortable fuck up of a car.
>>14070600
Not in freedomland, I work in Germany
carpenter
$25-35/hr depending on client/job
>>14065591
Holy fuck, I thought that was monopoly money.
>>14065511
Deli manager at Publix
65K a year
I toss packages around and drink free mountain dew at fedex for 11$/hr
Anyone here making 500k+?
Hotel owner + Managing director here: 500-600k depending on how well the year goes
>>14072661
You get used to it. I thought 40 hour weeks were tough when I got my first full time job. Then when I went into management and started working 50 to 55 hour weeks (that jumped up another 10 on rough weeks) I thought I was going to loose my shit.
It really helps when you enjoy your job or you are working for yourself. I work at Publix and all our stocks are employee owned. So you know your retirement and your friends/coworkers retirements are riding on everyone doing their part. It negates the tough times. Even if that weren't the case though, you just become accustomed to anything eventually.
>>14065704
That's a nice butte.
>>14065511
It looked like you put your dick on your money
Tire Installer at Costco
12.50/hr and 16.50/hr on sundays
40hr weeks
>>14065511
I used to deliver, could bring home anywhere between $20-$260 a night on a 4 hour shift, shit was sporadic as fuck. Saved up about 2k to live off of for a few months and quit. I was thinking about MAYBE trying uber but I don't know, the whole gray zone with insurance is pretty off putting.
>>14070841
Bullshit. Plenty of fields where a Master's is almost necessary. If you want to do anything cool as an Aerospace Engineer for example you should have at least a Master's
>>14074421
bro he said generally. Aerospace engineer aint general
>>14074439
In any engineering field or science/medical lab, you need a fucking masters to clear 40k a year
>>14074439
There are plenty of other fields where it's worth it too. Shit tier advice really. Although I do doubt it's worth it for CSE unless you want to do some R&D
>>14074448
No. Starting pay for engineers with a BS is around 60-65k (at least for AEs, EEs and MEs)
>>14065687
I hope your daughter has a happy birthday, man.
Call center health insurance sales (inbound only, cold calling is for shitfaces) $15.50/hr 40 hr+ weeks. Outside of winter the hours wind down significantly because lol obummercare open enrollment in winter and outside of that you're fukt.
Lawyer
$140k
Ski lifts/ski patrol is my main job, home-based medical services in the summer
$18.2 an hour
>>14074650
22-34 $ an hour depending on the time of day. I work part-time as i'm a student.
>>14074448
you are an idiot.
>>14065975
thanks senpai
>tfw cant wait to get out of school and easily find a job starting at 25-35$ hr
Parts Manager Infiniti
Salary + Commission= 90-110K a year
first aid, rigging, and a bit of operating equipment.
Made ~80k from January to end of august.
>>14072462
>>14072682
>>14073246
Seems to me that pretty much any 90s to early 2000's american luxury cars have a v8 that gulps gas and isn't usually reliable, a great suspension that is going to fuck up sooner than it should but comfy as all fuck
>>14065511
Orthopedic Surgeon
about 500k
work 50-60 hour weeks plus call
>>14074448
I made $87k starting with a bachelor's in computer engineering. That was in CA though.
Information management. Working for Terex Germany.
3800 euro. I dont know maybe 5000$? per month
reading these makes me realize how underpaid i am.
$13 hour-unlimited overtime
Aerospace assembler
i build a $250,000 F35 aug liner every week and get paid 13.
jesus
>Automotive Engineer with Chrysler
>85K/year
The funny thing is I don't know shit about cars, and they went above and beyond to get me to accept their offer..no wonder all Chrysler cars are shit
>>14081741
get me a job bro. if ignorance of cars is needed i can fake it.
>>14078565
I don't know. Most of the higher end buicks of that era are bulletproof if you maintain them.
Journeyman Pipefitter Welder
$58,000/year with the union. Full benefits and what not.
1 more year until my no-competition contract is up (union paid for my schooling, 5 year commitment) and I can go somewhere else.
>>14081741
you dont really have to know about cars to sit in a cubicle on solidworks drawing a turn signal lever for 12 hours a day
1 job and 1 seasonal job
marketing intern
$12/hr
15 to 20 hours a week
Soccer Reff
$500/week
3 Hours every week night and 9 hours every day on weekends
>>14081708
I know what you mean.
I work as a boom-crane operator/truck driver. $300k piece of machinery capable of lifting pallets weighing thousands of pounds 5 stories in the air, and requiring various certs and licenses to operate. I'm also required to go on the roofs and hand-unload and stock product weighing 50-90lbs, while operating this fuckhuge thing, and following the insane myriad of OSHA, NCCCO, DOT and FMCSA regulations the whole time.
For 19 whole bucks an hour. At least half the year I work my full allowed 60 hours, and get paid 1.5x overtime for anything over 40 hours in a week, so I do well enough. The shitty part is I barely get 40 through winter, so I have to save a separate amount from my general savings for winter cash.
Looking in to management or getting my full stick crane license. Both make way more money, both have different kinds of stress.
I work in an asian massage parlour they keep me around to "service" the men. 150 for a blowie, 120 for a happy ending, 80 if you're a kid or a cop or something and just need a shiatsu.
I pull titties all day for $9 an hour with rent included.
Mon-Sun doubling on the weekend one week and then a weekend off after doubles.
CI Special Agent, 80k year
>>14072637
What target? I work for trarget rn as backroom. How hard is it to become a TL and hows the TL pay?
>>14087965
Where's that on the GS scale? How much of that job is actually mundane pencil pushing and record keeping?
32 Canadian Shekels /hr
Contract admin in O&G
my primary job is a milkman, commission-based but I averaged out a couple months worth of paystubs at one point and it came out to about $24.25 an hour and I work about 35 hours a week.
I also own 480 acres of farmland that I lease out which nets me roughly $36k bi-annually.
your dream job
five times what you make
get fucked
>>14065511
>systems engineer
>~$98k a year
