/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52949421
Yeah that sucks.
/thread

If you stay in the same job you will get 3% yearly raise forever. If you want a pay raise find a new one.

>>52949421
>Bachelor of science, pre-med biology
>Doctorate in Medicine
>60k a year whilst in residency
Just KILL ME

If you love what you do and are really good at it...then no one cares about salary because inevitably you will get paid for being a chad professional in your mastery. YOU op seems like you choose the major merely on speculative salary.

>>52949468
fucking deal with it. yes your lifetime earnings probably won’t be as high as your kike dad who was an MBB partner but that’s hardly a fair comparison.

>>52949577
My dad is a French Catholic lol

>>52949421
Literally me, I fucking hate it and need to change company at the very least

>>52949421
>master degree in cs
>unvaxxed neet

>>52949421
>Bachelor of Science, Finance
>salary: $105,000 (4 years of experience)

>Bachelor of Science, Computer Programming & Applications
>salary: 50,000 (+triple in commission)
Not a bad gig. I live off of my salary and save/invest everything else like it never even existed.

>>52949421
I make more as a hentai artist (2 years experience)

>>52949421
This is unironically me except 3 years experience

>>52950438
But how much experience does your AI model have?

>>52949421
awful degree program and shitty work. Shame pay is so shit too anon. Sorry!

>>52949468
you're a tradie for people. enjoy working with fatties!

>>52950353
What job?

>>52950481
I like being a physician

>>52949421
>Bachelor of Applied Science - Computer Engineering
>115k remote (2 yoe)
Idk when I was in uni all the Mech dudes were chads or car dudes, Mechanical and Civil were so competitive to be admitted to but now I see on linkedin them going back for code bootcamps or continuing ed courses for programming.

>>52950622
Pussies

>>52950622
desu I think it's because up until recently mech's thought they could work near a shop floor, which would be better than all in the office. same for civil, they could go outside and shit, better than in the office all the time.

now remote work is common and we want that, because it's totally away from the office.

BSc Biochemistry
Big Tech Purchasing PM
$100k + privileges (wfh)
25yo

>>52950739
BSc Biochemistry
Big pharma pm
125k+privileges(wfh and over half the year I barely work 4hrs/day)
Late 20s, 3 yrs experience, starting pay 50k and not wfh)

>>52950761
yuh
just got back from the gym, answered a few emails, then going to read some classics

>>52950353
>Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
>Master of Science, Accounting
>salary: $98,0000 (4 years of experience)

>>52949421
Bs in biology
65k 2yrs experience (lab tech -> lab supervisor)
25 right now
I don't know if a better job is available kinda wanna kms when I see the other anon's salary.

>>52949421
PhD genomics 65k per year. Live in middle of nowhere and rent is cheap. I have less than 1 year experience

>>52949421
Dropped out Comp Sci (Lie and say I have it).
275k WFH in Texas (8yoe)
28yo

>>52950847
Genuine question - do employers not do background checks? That seems like such an easy lie to get caught on

>>52950808
Get back to work researching adenovirus vectors for gene therapy so I can charge people outrageous amounts of money to fix their crohn's

>>52950855

Worked at two big startups, and now a FAANG company, and none have done one.

My fiance's tech company did though, but they were a bit of a boomer place.

>>52949421
my friend just got a job, construction site coordinator 1 year experience, college diploma. $65k. Pick the right industry buddy

>>52950847
do you have a fake certrificate you show around when asked at job interviews? or do you simply lie

>>52950855

What are they going to do? It's illegal for a university to disclose if you attended. It's a breach of privacy laws. If they don't ask to see your degree they can't know for sure.

>>52951407

I don't lie my achievements speak for themselves now since I do a lot of open source work. I also can code well, so can pass any technical tests.

>>52950781
>b.s. mathematics
>$98,0000

>>52950353
>working time
that'll be 10 hours per day, plus commute, sir.

>csfag
>90k wfh
>comfy
Take the learn2code pill

>>52950494
>>52951481
False, I’m a gubment worker. 8 hours a day, wfh 5 out of 10 days during biweekly pay period. My commute sucks though when I have to go in, about an hour each way.

>>52951407
lying may be bad, but at 8 years of industry experience no business oriented CEO would bat an eye even if you told right on the spot that your qualifications were pure bogus.

Fake it till you make it

>>52951429
This is bullshit. In North America background check companies use a centralized clearinghouse to verify your degree. This applies to US/Canada. They can’t verify gpa but degree conferred? Absolutely

>Dropped out of mech e
>plant mechanic
>2 yr experience
>$85k for 40 hr workweek + free healthcare for senpai, pension and 401k
> Will hit $102k this year.

>>52951625
UPS or larp

>>52951625
>0 vacation year 1
>1 week year 2
>2 weeks year 3
>3 weeks of vacation after 8 years

Trading time for money is a scam. This jewtuber explains it well:
https://youtu.be/NFlML8t3Vjw

>Phd in math
>Any job I want
>400k starting

>>52949577
someone's dad raped them

>>52949421
>Bachelor of Arts, Econ
>Salary: $75k + 4k bonus(<1yoe)
>Manager said I'm on track to receive 20k bonus package next year

life aint that bad

Just get a better job. That’s what I did and I make 130k a year.

Oil and gas pays insane, the only issue is I have to get called out late nights on weekends but worth it imo.

>>52952117
forgot to mention -
>hybrid w/ first business week wfh every month

>>52952142
Nah dude, that takes like, 30 minutes a day on ziprecruiter. I'm a bitch about my problems into the void kinda guy, y'know?

>>52949463
>find a new job

My son's track. Maxes pay at wagie gig. Moves
into entry tech gig, minor pay bump + skills to learn. 2.5 years on moves into mid tech gig, 45% net pay increase. Erases college dropout bomb and aimless post years, pay on track with degree/age.

>>52950353
>rent $2500 a month

>>52952162
>>52952117
it's sad you think that's not bad.
t. 200k total comp remote tech

>>52951470
not smart enough to do graduate studies in math. coding is boring and gay. accounting comfy.

>>52949421
>bachelors of science, electrical and electronics engineering
>salary $90k before bonuses (3 years of experience)

>>52949421
Non software engineering is one of the biggest scams out there as a career
>t. Electrical engineer but my job is easy and I made it off crypto already and wfh is still allowed

>>52950808
Homie, I earned $180k my first year after my PhD working in defense. Where'd you mess up?

>>52952608
>4 months into first job w/ zero internship experience

yeah it's not that bad

>>52952608
So your salary is $100K with declining RSUs?

>>52949463
That’s not true. I started at my company 10 years ago at $40k and now make $100k.

I started in a small IT consulting company with 48k with zero working experience after studying my ass off (fucked up bsc degree because my dad died, second degree was something completely different than my current job but at least I passed it). It is fun an I’m also pretty good at this shit but the salary is an absolute joke. Also I’m already 30 years old.

What is the fastest way to increase my income in my current situation?

>>52952507
Rent free, I live at home

>>52952799
That’s honestly right on pace with shelter inflation

>>52951470
>phd, math
>300k starting
>any job I want

>>52949540
This. Some people don't love their jobs, but don't hate them either. If you don't like the work you're doing, do something else. If you can do ME, you can do most else out there.

bros is civil engineering any better?

I'm a 1st year student I can still change wherever I want

>>52949421

I remember back when I was 18 and I thought 60k was a good salary and 100k was rich

>>52951442
>my achievements speak for themselves now since I do a lot of open source work.
Do you just work on le epic personal projects or do you have a targeted thing that you do?

>High school drop out.
75k/year in logistics management. Specifically LTL. I basically have 20 forklift operators move pallets from trailer to trailer. I'm the guy that just keeps track of it all.

>>52954528
What the fuck kind of taco bell cope is this?

Little fella, go back to your zoom class and actually graduate before you start giving advice.

I swear.. the absolute state of this board.

>>52955901
On that salary, you work for FXF in a tier 1 area don't you?

MSc Computer Science
Work at a biotech startup
100k + stock options
28 years old

>>52949540
So based.

>>52949421
>no degree
>$60k with 5 years experience
And no debt to boot nigger fuck uuu

>>52949540
Also, idk where gen z got this idea that the only thing that matters is your income.
A society of plumbers and engineers who don't know shit about the humanities or liberal arts is depressing as fuck.

>>52949421
LMAO
>night shift supervisor at a warehouse
>associates in BA
>28.85 base with unlimited OT (not salaried)
I work about 7-10 hours OT a week and gross around 75-80k a year with the job being super simple. It can be stressful, though, with the sheer amount of things to do. I plan on working here till link reaches $250 then I’m done working forever.

Thanks for playing.

>>52949436
He was making a point

>>52956903
You sound like the niggercattle appdriver I watch who works 10 hour days and puts it into Solana

>bachelor of science, business administration (berkeley)
>28yo
>big tech product manager (3 years experience)
>$170,000 salary + $20,000 RSUs annually
work 20 hours a week at the absolute most, boss thinks i'm doing incredible work, sometimes i'll take an entire week off work and nobody will notice. wanna leave to get paid more, but am becoming addicted to the money for nothing lifestyle.

>>52956903
Warehouse supervisors don't do any work you're a glorified line lead that walks around with their hands in their pockets and steals time from the company. It's PEAK roastie tier delusion to think that you are doing anything else. You're basically a nigger

>>52950781
get to a banking job or get a buyside analyst role and start making some actual money dude

>>52951429
this is 100% false, but in the very near future employers won't care at all. if your leetcode skills are better than some kid with a CS degree from berkeley they're gonna hire you over him

>>52955318
I’m in land development. It’s pure civil which is neat (civil engineering is broad as fuck). Earn 80k with less than 2 years experience. I would recommend medium/small firms and depending on how retarded the local jurisdictions are and the type of projects you and your firm pursue it can be very rewarding or hilariously stupid (industrial projects are badass). You have no idea how incompetent everyone actually is. Learn autocad if you are serious about it. Microstation is for faggots.

>>52950781
Why did you get an Accounting degree after doing Math?

>>52956999
Lmao this is true, I just push work around to keep the workers fed and send an end of night e-mail to all the executives

>>52949463
fuck, im 6 years post graduating from a geology degree, i have 3-4 quarters left until i have my bs in accounting but i havent worked on that for about a year or 2. Im just working bullshit gigs off instawork and doordashing in an expensive as fuck pnw city, I know I can do something worthwhile but I feel lost so many years after. I did b2b sales starting in Feb. 15 2020 and had a fucking blast doing IT reseller stuff, but 4 weeks into it COVID happens and they neuter me since I'm newest.

>>52953156
>>phd, math
maybe
>>300k starting
no
>>any job I want
no. for example, you'll never be a patent attorney like me and get paid 700 dollars an hour. sure, you're a smart guy. you didn't get a law degree. you didn't pass the bar exam. you don't have any skills that people need.
your deserved salary: 61k dollars per annum

>>52949421
You want the real blackpill?
The erosion of the middle class is predicated on the idea that we all make the same amount (just above poverty) regardless of education.

The fucked up reality is that we were sold an ABSOLUTE bill of goods with what should be one of the purest human pursuits: education.
Math majors, engineers, computer scientists, They'll all be between 50 and 100k and they'll own nothing.
They won't be happy, but they won't know any better. Zoomers were conditioned for a post SSRI reality where zombie levels of passion are not just common, but predominant.
People with passion for higher pursuits are now relegated to YouTube channels if they're lucky. All of industry is a bait and switch at this point until the next bubble, I can only hope that the next bubble is robust, but honestly I'm concerned that the preceding downturn will have to be equally robust...
I don't know anymore, maybe it's just me.

>>52957735
hola newfaggot.

>>52950797
When you're a biology major you either become an M.D. or a Ph.D. Why aren't you doing either?

I spit in the face of my degree everyday.
>98k + 30k passive income
>property developer (6 yoe)
>B.S. Environmental Sciences
Yesterday an owl conducted 600 mW when I turned on my warehouses power

>>52956970
33, just getting into Product Management.
I hope I can get to your level, anon. Any tips for those of us starting out?

>>52959039
honestly man i'd need to know more about what your goals are. PM roles are extremely different from company to company, and even from team to team within the same company. I've interviewed for some PM roles that required I have an insane amount of technical/programming/engineering skill, and others that wanted somebody who knew design. i guess the first question you gotta ask yourself is what realm of product you want to work on, personally i'm a web PM so i deal mostly with CX and the only languages i really touch are CSS and HTML. but if you want to work on hardware or something like that you'll need a different skillset. if you're just starting out i'd say be sure to get on a product that will have some type of transferrable skillset between companies or teams. a lot of what I do is A/B testing for websites, which is pretty transferrable across industry and vertical. so idk, i guess general advice would be not to box yourself into a really niche aspect of business/product? tell me more about what you want to do short and long term

Just turned 23.

$240K at two jobs working from home.

CS + Physics.

>>52959039

brosky my friend despised his life studying it :( I think it's good to target as an auxiliary skill.

>>52949654
This, but ironically

>>52957165
Well I am in northen Europe but thanks for advice. Would you recommend going into designing or construction management? My degree is very broad so I can find job either as a consultant (designing) or some kind of a manager in construction.

Also I wanna start my own firm after a few years, we don't have PE in Finland so that's not a problem either, just need experience. Any thoughts on that?

>>52957165
Also what kind of progression is there in your employer, where do you see yourself in 5-10 years, salarywise and in what kind of a role?

>>52957714
why didn't you do geology stuff like consulting in mining etc
I heard it's very lucrative

>>52958631
>property developer
How did you get into this and on what kind of experience? How much money did you have when you started?