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What's your salary, age, profession and networth?

>97,000
>Software Developer
>50k
>24

>> No.54917412

>>54917406
datamining thread

>> No.54917428
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54917428

>140k OTE (probably not hitting it this year)
>tech sales
>115k
>25

>> No.54917456
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54917456

>>54917428
what's best way to get started?
am programmer and currently have a somewhat sales job, 100% commission
I want a second job that is totally performance based as well

>> No.54917509

basically the same as you op, just took me a few years after colllege to land my first gig so my savings arent as high as i wish they were.
>115k
>SWE
>~80k NW
> 28 yrs old

>> No.54917768

>£30k per year
>graduate quantity surveyor
>£20k
>34

I went to university again at 28 to retrain as a quantity surveyor. I might not be earning much right now but it’s much better than working in a call centre which I did for ten years before. Pay should rise to about £50k when I am chartered and above £60k if I get a middle management role.

Pay in the UK is not great compared to the US, but my rent is £400 a month and I don’t have to worry about healthcare costs or getting shot.

>> No.54917796

>>54917406
$0
47
Nothing, I'm a loser and have no skills
$0

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>40k euros
>Software Developer
>36k euros
>25

>> No.54917834

>>54917456
>100% commission
That sounds awful. I'm salaried at 50k and everything else is commission. My fiancee (a teacher) is also salaried at 50kish (57k) so we have a budget that fits all of our expenses (housing, regular bills, food, utilities, insurance) into that 100k base. Everything else I have is going towards a down payment for a house in the next year or so.

As for where to get started? If you work at a big firm, see if they're hiring in sales; your product knowledge and technical background will give you a massive leg-up over your competition. Most tech firms are dying for technical salespeople (maybe less-so with layoffs) so it might be a good fit for you. The market is tough right now though, so you'll be first on the chopping block if you don't perform.

>> No.54917886

>>54917834
I negotiated it to be 100% commission, I prefer it that way, and I'm the only one paid that way in the company

I work at a tiny company, but would enjoy selling software for anyone b2b. Will look around online for listings

>> No.54917914

>>54917886
I also work at a tiny company. I am the entire sales team (plus my boss).

We did about 2m last year. Hopefully with all the government work we'll doing we should escape this year with a similar topline

>> No.54918033

$130K
Project Manager
$210K
29

Just sold my old apartment with a mortgage and bought the cheapest apartment I could cash, lots of remodeling right now but once I’m done I’m hoping to take advantage of cheap living and really bump up my investments and get a gap year in for travel.

>> No.54918048

$120k
retired dividend collector / defi farmer
$3.8 million
33

>> No.54918118

I do not have salary
Last project I sold was 500 grands took two years to build up
Calculate by yourself