How much do you make an hour?

I’m just trying to see what kind of money people are knocking down.

Education:
job:
hourly wage:
weekly:

I know this might get a bit personal with people, so if you dont want to put employer just use the job area as job title, like janitor ect.

I’m going to atleast go to a 2 year school, so I’d like to pick a degree to go after that has a decent wage.

I’m trying to knock down 15 x 40 atleast.

isnt there a thread like this already. im to lazy to search though

There is a thread about this, not as in depth…

This is a horrible way to pick your career path! Salary may play a small role in what you do, but if you have to find something you like to do.

I have to seperate what I like to do from work, when what I like to do becomes work, it gets old fast.

Only thing I care about is $ signs, everyone has to do something.
Thats why I decided to grab some better schooling and get out of the shop before I’m dead at 50

Education: GED
job: Blockbuster and Mighty Taco
hourly wage: $8.00 and $8.50
weekly: a whole lot. :wink:

Education: NONE! However I am certified in a bunch of stuff
Job: Network engineer
Hourly: Salaried
Weekly: A bunch

Do you have any IT skills? There is no reason you can’t get mid 30s an hour in Buffalo with some decent training and ambition.

I will also add this 4-5 years ago I was detailing cars at a dealership for $8something an hour if you have any computer skills and motivation its an easy way to make a good living in Buffalo

Education: Associates In Computer Networking Systems
Job: PC Technician
Hourly: (Salaried)
Weekly: Moneys

Education: BBA dual major in Mtg and Fin minor in Eco. MBA in Fin
Job: Senior Analyst
Hourly: (Salaried)
Weekly: Enough to pay the bils and put some away for a rainy day

Education: AS in autobody and an AS in business admin in may
job: shitty call center job for now
hourly wage: 13ish after shift diff
weekly: i only work 20 hours a week now.

I just have my job right now to get thru school, and then i’ll work this one until i can find one relating to my degree or whatever

Most Jobs you can type in the job name and you can find average salary on the interwebs

Schooling: 1 Year left at ECC for business admin, 2.5 Years left at NU for sport management

McDonalds.

$6.00 a hour.

Weekly depends on how many hours I work :smiley:

EDIT: I forgot I also have a Masters degree in Airway Science.

Education: High School Graduate
job: CNC Programmer
hourly wage: $20
weekly: anywhere from $800-950 after taxes depending on OT

This isn’t an attempt to brag, just posting the info to show that you don’t need to pay into the educational profiteering scam to get a decent wage. I started out as an entry level machinist in 1998 at $8/hr and now, after some on the job education and hard work, I’ve got a nice cushy desk job and a decent wage.

“I am Elmer J. Fudd, millionaire. I own a mansion and a yacht.”

I wish I knew education was a scam before I went to college. Fuck.

Education: B.S. Adolescent Education in Mathematics (7-12 Certification)
Job: High School Math Teacher
Hourly wage: Salaried
Weekly: Enough to live comfortably right out of college and take my summers off, and plenty of other holidays and breaks :smiley:

But I do a lot of coaching in the summers to keep me busy enough.

Education: High school
Job: Bus mechanic
Hourly wage:$18 and some change now … full rate of $23 in 2 years … goes up every year
Weekly: depends on overtime and how many people are trying to get there job back

Education: ged
Job:tattoo shop manager/professional glass repair and reinstall tech (currently looking for something else)
Weekly: peanuts

Education: None when I came in. Degree in Financial Mgt and pursuing a degree in Sports Medicine now. Neither of which do anything for my job now, and give me raises
Job:USAF Finance
Hourly: Dont feel like breaking it down; 60k a year currently, goes up every time I make rank
Weekly: Bout 1300 per week

Education: BS and MBA in Finance
Job: Vice President, Financial Systems
Hourly Wage:~$35 (salary)
Weekly: Not that good cause my mortgage gets deducted out.

Chalk up another one to educational profiteering i guess.