>mechanical engineer

[Anonymous No.51525247]

>salary: $57,000 (2022 dollars, 3.5 years of experience)

[Anonymous No.51525298]

>>51525247
Damn thats terrible, I thought mech es made good money
>geologist
>salary $65k
>four years of experience

[Anonymous No.51525320]

>>51525247
>Graduated 6 months ago.
>Still doing part time job
Should I just take the plunge and quit? I really afraid that they will ask why do I stick to a job that is not my major for so long.

[Anonymous No.51525322]

You post this 2x a day and always get 100s of (you)s, im envious of how these newfags fall for this every time.
>inb4 bot

[Anonymous No.51525325]

>>51525298
>electronics engineer
>$79k
>offer from lockheed for $94k
>negotiating it closer to $100k, should find out results of that tomorrow
quickest way to get a raise is to get a new job, even if it requires moving. don't be a sucker for a single company, it's important and employees leaving is a part of the process of employers offering more competitive pay and benefits to future employees.

[Anonymous No.51525364]

67k could be a lot or it could be garbage. Nobody knows unless you post your location.

[Anonymous No.51525466]

>>51525320
>? I really afraid that they will ask why do I stick to a job that is not my major for so long.
Just say they keep guilt tripping you saying they really need you or some shit. stop being a sperg

[Anonymous No.51525496]

>cryptoneet
>$40,000 in staking rewards per year
>0 years of experience

[Anonymous No.51525514]

>>51525322
I'm not a bot and this isn't bait, that's how much I make

[Anonymous No.51525533]

>>51525320
Took me a year and a half after I graduated to get my first job in my field

[Anonymous No.51526335]

>data scientist salary 105k