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Question: .
#1
$0-7
 
#2
$7-10
 
#3
$10-12
 
#4
$12-15
 
#5
$15-20
 
#6
$20-25
 
#7
50k-60k
 
#8
60k-70k
 
#9
70k-80k
 
#10
80k-100k
 
#11
100k-125k
 
#12
125k+
 
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Total Voters: 67

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Kleine Scheiße
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« Reply #25 on: April 01, 2024, 09:47:49 AM »
« edited: April 11, 2024, 07:08:11 AM by Kleine Scheiße »

  • Internship #1 (temp., 1 month): unpaid
  • Internship #2 (temp., 3 months): unpaid
  • Job #1 (temp., 2 months): $3,000/mo
  • Job #2 (temp., 1 week): $15/hr, no overtime
  • Job #3 (temp., 2 months): $5,000/mo
  • Job #4 (perm., dismissed due to hospitalization, 3 months): $3,166.67/mo
  • Job #5 (temp., current): $21/hr, $31.50/hr overtime

  • Fewer than 300 miles from hometown: internship #1, internship #2, job #4
  • 300 to 999 miles from hometown: job #1, job #3, job #5
  • Greater than than 1,000 miles from hometown: job #2

Don't know how to really vote in the poll considering I have never made enough in a year to where I am required to file taxes; and have mostly worked salaried positions with schedules between 60 and 80 hours per week. My current position is also the first one I have considered a "real job," five years out of college.
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Minnesota Mike
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« Reply #26 on: April 01, 2024, 03:14:16 PM »

First W-2 job, $3.10 an hour. I worked at a place that made concrete lawn ornaments, started when I was 15. It was actually a pretty sweet gig because I worked 40 hours a week in the summer M-F, I had my nights and weekends off and made more $$$ than any of my high schools buddies who were doing retail sh**t at odd hours. I also made enough I didn't have to work during fall and winter of the school year (worked part time in the spring) and was free for football and basketball.

First none W-2 for non family was mowing lawns or baling hay when I was about 12.

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« Reply #27 on: April 01, 2024, 08:26:17 PM »

I think it was $6 an hour stacking boxes. I was still in high school. People flipping burgers make more than that now.
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