/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9763392
t. GPAlet

It's what happens when they hire based on personal relationships

>>9763402
"no"

>>9575468
$40/hr (~$80k/yr) plus 5 paid holidays and 5 paid vacation days, no other benefits. I work 40 hrs/wk, and occasionally I am offered overtime at 1.5x base pay, but I always turn it down since I'm working on a Master's part-time.

Soon, I'm starting a new job to get some broader experience (and because I have to start paying for my own health insurance), pay is $65k/yr, yearly bonus of 7-14% of base pay, health, vision, and dental insurance, tuition reimbursement, 12 paid holidays, and 16 paid vacation days

Pretty good for the Midwest, plus, once I graduate I'll be hoping to get a promotion (next level up is $75k/yr)