Are you happy with your current salary?

[Deleted]

Graduated two days ago, so i'm basically unemployed right now, so i guess my salary could be better! Should improve soon though!

[frogger237]

I would prefer to be the worlds first multi trillionaire.

[Captain N]

I'm curious as to how many of these jobs pay more than $20/hour for all the dedication to college/training you all went through?

[kasuke06]

I am not and am working hard to change it to a better one. Preferably one with less running. First comes the degree, then comes the networking, then hopefully comes the house, white picket fence and 2.3 children. Already have the hacksaw.

[Stormspark]

I'm happy with what I currently make.

[medievalman1]

I'm curious as to how many of these jobs pay more than $20/hour for all the dedication to college/training you all went through?

my own anecdote, I'm making just shy of $40/hour with an associate's degree-soon to be a bachelor's (but no pay raise for it)-hospital RN in Oregon.

To answer the OP, I'm quite content with my pay.

[Sky High]

not really currently. mostly because I have to pay next to $1,200 a month on rent and utilities alone. not to mention buying food, gas, loan payments, etc.

[Deleted]

Yes and no, I suppose?
Like, objectively it's not that much - but considering that I don't really have to pay rent/mortgage payments and basically don't have to do much for it to begin with, it's probably not that bad.

[Forgettable]

I work very little for $50k so I'm pretty pleased. I have time to take care of a lot of personal work while I'm at work, and I have access to a lot of tools, resources, services and work trucks when I need also.

[Shakadam]

I make about 2200€ gross income monthly, which is a bit below average for my area I think so yeah, wouldn't mind getting some more so I could put some more into savings.

[bladeXcrasher]

No, I don't make 6 figures yet.

[Themanintobuildafire]

My salary is okay, but not great for the amount of education I have. What I don't like is that I got a promotion and that I had to take a small pay cut of about $500 a year to take it. That was really fucked up, but the new title should pay off when I seek to move elsewhere.

[Z-Man]

Pay could be better, but benefits are good. Previous jobs paid more, but I've dialed back my life a bit and embraced the lack of stress. My wife is still annoyed at my drop in pay, but she wasn't the one dealing with the stress. There comes a point where stability outweighs long hours and the constant threat of pink slips whenever a company wants to tweak their stock price just isn't worth dealing with anymore.

[Grym]

No pay isn't good enough.

It pays my car, mortgage, holiday, nice restaurants and bar, but then, no pay is ever good enough.

[Dristereau]

I only have wages, and definitely not. It's a struggle to get five days a week let alone full time.

[Drungan]

A bit over a year ago i quit my old job after i found a new ... i did drop 10% in pay

i am actually happy when going to work now .. i see a future there, working with nice people and it is much more interesting.

would i like to make more ... i am pretty sure we all would but at what cost ?

money is not everything.