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Topic	I make almost 2.5x minimum wage
MrMelodramatic 08/29/21 9:40:34 PM #58:	UT1999 posted... tc did you need a college degree? maybe i should look in my area for this kind of work The requirements asked for a college degree, but honestly it seems like it only requires some basic knowledge of Word/Excel and the ability to file stuff away in a particular filing system. I'm sure a few years work experience would've been able to replace my degree. Dikitain posted... My first "full time" was working with my grandfather at his business during the summer in middle/high school. Roughly 48 hours a week at $5 an hour. My first on the books full time job was at a machine shop as a Hydraulic Press Operator, $7 an hour. Did it during breaks while I was in college. I worked two jobs during college (not at the same time), both between 15-30 hours a week. I can't imagine having a full time job on top of being a student. DirtBasedSoap posted... i love how mad that made him me too lol KJ StErOiDs posted... My first full-time job was like $8.50/hr and maybe $10/hr when I quit. I make much more than that now and am able to sock a lot of it away, so I'm content with it. nice! My first job was minimum wage, and I never got a raise, even after two years! Entity13 posted... Some combination of pride, avarice, and gluttony from the folks on top of the socio-economic ladder. i just wanna have a not shitty home without going broke .-. --- Forever Momo; Always EPic <cite>MrMelodramatic posted [p:957561949] in I make alm... [t:79635399]...</cite> <quote>UT1999 posted... </cite> <quote>tc did you need a college degree? maybe i should look in my area for this kind of work</quote>The requirements asked for a college degree, but honestly it seems like it only requires some basic knowledge of Word/Excel and the ability to file stuff away in a particular filing system. I'm sure a few years work experience would've been able to replace my degree. Dikitain posted... </cite> <quote>My first "full time" was working with my grandfather at his business during the summer in middle/high school. Roughly 48 hours a week at $5 an hour. My first on the books full time job was at a machine shop as a Hydraulic Press Operator, $7 an hour. Did it during breaks while I was in college.</quote>I worked two jobs during college (not at the same time), both between 15-30 hours a week. I can't imagine having a full time job on top of being a student. DirtBasedSoap posted... </cite> <quote>i love how mad that made him</quote>me too lol KJ StErOiDs posted... </cite> <quote>My first full-time job was like $8.50/hr and maybe $10/hr when I quit. I make much more than that now and am able to sock a lot of it away, so I'm content with it.</quote>nice! My first job was minimum wage, and I never got a raise, even after two years! Entity13 posted... </cite> <quote>Some combination of pride, avarice, and gluttony from the folks on top of the socio-economic ladder.</quote>i just wanna have a not shitty home without going broke .-. --- Forever Momo; Always EPic</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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