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Okay guys. I'm tired of working in my dead end job, and something just dawned on me: Every time I've grown my income, it was by switching to a higher paying job.
I'm 22 and my first job was at a furniture store for about 10k a year. My next step up was about 15k as a stadium janitor, and I worked at walgreen's part time at the same time, so roughly 20k. Now I work at a car wash and make roughly 24k a year.
I always hear people saying that their 35-50k a year sucks, but I can still save on my 24k a year. I just want to grow my income and I know a lot of you do as well.
Post your career and salary, or hourly wage, and let's help each other get some more paper.
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>>1434776
Yes, studies have shown one should switch jobs every 2 years or so in college educated fields to maximize lifetime earnings. I'm sure similar logic applies to retail/service jobs.
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>>1434783
What do you do for a living and how much do you make?
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>>1434789
I own a business that repairs industrial machines.
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>>1434789
Made 173K last year, but I don't work much anymore. I live a minimal lifestyle.
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>>1434797
I'm pretty minimalist myself. I only make 24K a year, but I save about 600 bucks a month, at least. You must be pretty good at what you do. I'm looking for where I can go to make a better salary as an employee, so I can save enouigh to start my own business.
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