What’s Y’all Job Title and What’s Y’all Salary?

[jdubnyce]

Physician (subspecialist)
$778,271

So what exactly do you do?

This breh

its a surgical subspecialty. not one of the glamorous ones like plastics, neurosurgery or orthopedics. I am being vague on purpose because even in this city I have only met 2 other black male in my specialty.

3/4 milly per annum? Damn

 

[IllNameMyselfLater]

$80k plus bonuses

Equipment Tech

Semiconductor Industry

 

[Admiral Ackbar]

Social worker (not an LCSW).

$80k

Making an extra $30k doing taxes

 

[Givethanks]

$65K

Utility Administration (civil)

• Basically technically support for large utilities (Gas, Electric, Civil)

 

[2stainz]

professional basement dweller
$Chipotle coupons

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Principal Product Marketing Manager
$2xx,000, 17-20% bonus, 210k RSUs/4
SF Bay Area

 

[capt_saveahoe]

Breh you pulling 700k down, this sounds glamorous as hell. I'm starting to wonder if I messed up changing careers to tech, maybe I need to switch to whatever you're doing.

I meant its not one of the medical specialities the average person thinks about.

Tech gets you paid earlier in life without as much student loan. although the money helps, medicine is only worth it if someone truly loves it.

 

[6ixSigma]

MCT huh? You worked at KAF? I was there in 2012. Still with Dyncorp although it’s Amentum now.

I was on Leatherneck most of 2012 then BAF the rest of my time there. Passed through KAF on the way to leatherneck. Still remember that shyt smell lol

Put me on breh... what companies are out there? I don't give a fukk about the location... I left contracting in August 21'... was at Al Asad in Iraq... came to the US working for L3... ill say this much... fukk this shyt... I left L3 few months ago and just went to school.... Ill be done in the fall...but I am looking for any contracting jobs in the Pacific or Asia... I just don't know the companies that are out there

To make bank in the U.S. for most roles outside of IT you need to be upper management. One of my boys with l3 as a sr manager with a 180k base working a hybrid salary with a supply chain related job.

 

[Charlie Hustle]

I was on Leatherneck most of 2012 then BAF the rest of my time there. Passed through KAF on the way to leatherneck. Still remember that shyt smell lol



To make bank in the U.S. for most roles outside of IT you need to be upper management. One of my boys with l3 as a sr manager with a 180k base working a hybrid salary with a supply chain related job.

Man I heard Leatherneck was the shyy back in the day. Especially when JD was there.
KAF was cool but you had to keep a low profile well at least I did because of my role there. My background is QA and HSE so its easy to be hated.


Yeah the poo pond was

 

[Heafcliffe]

Position: Sr. Logistics/ Admin Manager of International Executive Officers, Legal Advisors & Finance Controllers aka an analyst who works on finances/ budgets and created databases to handle logistics for a growing group (started with 18 people; now approx 80).
Salary: I do "ok." Could do better.

Edit: Looking move on to the next position but have no idea what I am looking for nor how to do it. Any recommendations?

 

[Actually6Foot3]

100k base + Commissions currently about 30k

both will be going up once I demand a post summer season raise and then itll go up exponentially when I start chasing my own accounts. I'm definitely underpaid but took the job for duties and title. I took it for the title bump (basically jumped 4 positions).

This job is a 200k+ comp out the gate at any other firm. I could make the same doing less elsewhere but I wanted the growth.

Real Estate rental director.

Skys the limit in sales.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Principal Product Marketing Manager
$2xx,000, 17-20% bonus, 210k RSUs/4
SF Bay Area

Hey I have a friend trying to get into product. Can I msg you?

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Hey I have a friend trying to get into product. Can I msg you?

I’m product marketing, not product management

 

[WTFisWallace?]

Product Strategy Manager
$250K (Maybe $270K this year if the stock market keeps recovering)

$155K Base
$95K Stock

7 years ago I was on the Coli making $65K, so shout out to the older 6-fig fam for sharing ideas on career paths.

Trying to break into the mid-300s next year, so people managers hit me up w/ recs on books & resources for managing ppl & developing leadership style.

DevOps Engineer - 162 base, + annual bonus, + clearance bonus + RSUs

Cybersecurity 130K plus 10% yearly bonus.

Brining this thread back as it’s informative

Age: 34
Base salary: 126k
Industry: Aerospace
Role: Customer support (somewhat program management)

cyber security 120K ish

Accountant.
$140k.
DC region.
47 years old.

Digital Design & Manufacturing (CAD/CAM)
$93.5k plus bonus
Chicago

Senior Program Manager
100k base + commission
No college degree - no certs… just a lot of time working in the trenches to prove myself.

Full Stack Software Engineer (Remote)
Under $200k base

I could get paid way more, but I seriously only work maybe 4 hours per week (not per day) because we did all our major work to scale up-front (I suggest everyone's teams do the same).
Was looking a little shaky earlier in the year, but balanced out.
Turned down a promotion to keep working at the current pace.

Comp Sci degree, finishing Electrical Eng. degree.
Looking for an easy J2, perhaps non-software.

Software engineer between 100k and 150k.

I want to level up to get over 150 this year but im hesitant to move because the tech job industry still seems to be in flux. So for now, I'm sitting still and working on my billion dollar idea.

Operations Manager in DMV $165k compensation package

Principal Product Marketing Manager
$2xx,000, 17-20% bonus, 210k RSUs/4
SF Bay Area

real 6 figure, 6 cert shyt

What was the entry position into your field?

And how long (years) did it take to get where yall at now?

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Amazon.. moving into their IT program (comptia), hopefully get a new job within the company so I don’t have to quit