How much do you make and what position?

amother

Oak

Today at 2:19 pm

I work in an office as a secretary and earn $40 an hour. I work 27 hours a week and paid yt but no bonuses and no tips ever. I feel underpaid. I really need a new job.

amother

↑ Magnolia

Today at 2:28 pm

amother Oak wrote:

I work in an office as a secretary and earn $40 an hour. I work 27 hours a week and paid yt but no bonuses and no tips ever. I feel underpaid. I really need a new job.

56k for part time office secretary is not so little.

amother

Sapphire

Today at 2:31 pm

amother Oak wrote:

I work in an office as a secretary and earn $40 an hour. I work 27 hours a week and paid yt but no bonuses and no tips ever. I feel underpaid. I really need a new job.

$40 an hour for a secretary is not underpaid.

amother

Daisy

Today at 2:37 pm

I do customer service and billing part time, like 20 hours of my own choosing and I sell some goods on the side and I make about 55k.

used to be in middle management and made 140k but I was a slave to the company. Now I can nap when I want, travel when I want. Of course less money but hey I qualify for Medicaid now.

amother

Garnet

Today at 2:40 pm

amother Midnight wrote:

I didn't mean 16 babies. 16 3 year olds is not a factory. But whatever enjoy hating Lakewood.

Exactly, plus she said she has an assistant. 2 morahs for 16 3 or 4 year olds is more than enough.

When I was in kindergarten (in a school) we had 2 morahs for close to 30 kids and no one called it a factory. Y'all can relax.

amother

Seashell

Today at 2:49 pm

I work new york city public schools. I make approximately 120,000 and around another 40,000 per year in benefits which include health insurance, dental, vision, and a pension.

I am off 3 weeks during the year plus 10 sick days per year. Off summers.

amother

↑ Dustypink

Today at 3:49 pm

amother Saddlebrown wrote:

Any specific experience needed?

. Nope!

amother

Chartreuse

Today at 4:35 pm

amother Diamond wrote:

Human Resources Director for a midsize company. Work 25 hours a week. $85k

What do you do day-to-day and what was your path to getting there?

amother

↑ Tomato

Today at 5:40 pm

amother Saddlebrown wrote:

What type of project coordination?
Does it need a specific background/experience or expertise?

What would you advise someone who would want to get to that type of place, where they can get hired PT for such good pay?

The offer came to me through a friend.... I have experience being in a very intense office and dealing a lot with the city programs. I was a good candidate for them because of the above...

amother

↑ Snowdrop

Today at 6:08 pm

amother Mint wrote:

I'm not her, but I'm also familiar with the field. Senior software engineers can make 300k+ in NYC if you work for the right company. See https://www.levels.fyi/t/softw.....-area to see which companies

Do you have to work in office? We live in the tri state area but remote. 300k plus would be amazing. A dream.

MommyPhD ↓

Today at 6:20 pm

University professor and program director at a small private university in an underpopulated state. I have been in my position for a little over two years (this is my third academic year). I make 65K annually plus almost free health insurance. We get small raises every year and they pay into our retirement. I can make extra through additional teaching. Almost totally flexible time and I set my own schedule.

amother

Burntblack

Today at 7:52 pm

Nurse practitioner in primary care. 125k. 30 hours per week. Definitely could be making more elsewhere

amother

Blush ↓

Today at 8:13 pm

MommyPhD wrote:

May I ask, how many hours per week do you teach, and how many months per year?

amother

Dandelion

Today at 8:14 pm

amother Aubergine wrote:

Saleslady at $25 per hour .

I made the same

↑ MommyPhD

Today at 8:29 pm

amother Blush wrote:

May I ask, how many hours per week do you teach, and how many months per year?

Sure! All in I work about 15-20 hours a week. About 3-5 is teaching, the rest is either administrative tasks for my program or my own research projects. I only teach for the 9-mo academic year but I do work on planning and my own writing during summers. I don't make a ton of money, but I love what I do and it's very flexible for Shabbos, yontif, school breaks, etc.

amother

↑ Blush

Today at 8:30 pm

MommyPhD wrote:

Thanks! The money is not bad actually considering the hours.