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Rate your job satisfaction/10
08-22-2022, 01:15 PM
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08-22-2022, 01:17 PM
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08-22-2022, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted By ripinside⏩
i build pre fabricated walls for houses. brb smash hammer and use air nail gun all day. tape measure. 29/hr. was cool when i was young but been doing it 10+ years, is this all there is to my life? ****Whats your job *******
08-22-2022, 01:28 PM
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Right now my job sucks ass. I'm rebuilding a failed accounting and finance department. It really blows man. But once the rebuild is done, it will be my team and my processes, so there will be an eventual pay-off starting q1 2023.
5/10 cfo of pe backed healthcare co
5/10 cfo of pe backed healthcare co
08-22-2022, 01:30 PM
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8/10 for me. I'm a Quality Engineer for a large corporation, work remote. Direct managers are awesome, extremely flexible and independent. Solid Pay.
Only negative is I'm limited because I don't have my college degree, they used different employment "bands" like A, AA, B, BB, ect. They still have that mentality that going to college = intelligence.
Only negative is I'm limited because I don't have my college degree, they used different employment "bands" like A, AA, B, BB, ect. They still have that mentality that going to college = intelligence.
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08-22-2022, 01:32 PM
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2/10
IT Support
My pay is ****e, I don’t like my boss and I have far too much down time.
Got 3 interviews lined up for next week.
IT Support
My pay is ****e, I don’t like my boss and I have far too much down time.
Got 3 interviews lined up for next week.
08-22-2022, 01:36 PM
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08-22-2022, 01:38 PM
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5/10
pros
It's easy
low stress
good work life balance
interesting subject matter
dont have to deal with people
cons
performance doesnt do anything to compensation
no competition. u r just cucking yourself if u work hard
raises/promotions are poverty
pros
It's easy
low stress
good work life balance
interesting subject matter
dont have to deal with people
cons
performance doesnt do anything to compensation
no competition. u r just cucking yourself if u work hard
raises/promotions are poverty
08-22-2022, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333⏩
you must work at my company. i have a degree but it's not in the exact field the job is in so they cut my paycheck despite outperforming everyone lmao8/10 for me. I'm a Quality Engineer for a large corporation, work remote. Direct managers are awesome, extremely flexible and independent. Solid Pay.
Only negative is I'm limited because I don't have my college degree, they used different employment "bands" like A, AA, B, BB, ect. They still have that mentality that going to college = intelligence.
Only negative is I'm limited because I don't have my college degree, they used different employment "bands" like A, AA, B, BB, ect. They still have that mentality that going to college = intelligence.
08-22-2022, 01:46 PM
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8/10.
Cyber Security for a big corpo.
Work from home, 4x10 schedule so I get 3 days long weekends, make $110k base but gross $150k+ by end of the year due to bonuses and overtime. The job in itself is juicy and fun, always neat to get insight into cyber stuff around the world, employees doing dumb bad things, etc. My role now is currently more of an investigations and support role. My previous role, I used to be what's called an "incident commander," having to lead big picture meetings with a bunch of high level stakeholders, made me anxious and sweat bullets sometimes srs. Feels like I got promoted to do less work honestly.
I won't call it 10/10 because the job is still fairly new to me, and I have suspicions I might be asked to do some anxiety inducing stuff down the road, including presentations in front of scary high level people.
Cyber Security for a big corpo.
Work from home, 4x10 schedule so I get 3 days long weekends, make $110k base but gross $150k+ by end of the year due to bonuses and overtime. The job in itself is juicy and fun, always neat to get insight into cyber stuff around the world, employees doing dumb bad things, etc. My role now is currently more of an investigations and support role. My previous role, I used to be what's called an "incident commander," having to lead big picture meetings with a bunch of high level stakeholders, made me anxious and sweat bullets sometimes srs. Feels like I got promoted to do less work honestly.
I won't call it 10/10 because the job is still fairly new to me, and I have suspicions I might be asked to do some anxiety inducing stuff down the road, including presentations in front of scary high level people.
08-22-2022, 01:48 PM
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6.5/10
Manage a construction company specializing in water based high end cottages.
Pros, I run the place, am salary, live 300 yards from work, can keep my boat at the marina, get gas etc at cost, drive around in a boat or hovercraft all day, etc.
Cons, stress, can't make real money cuz I'm not owner, have basically responsibilities of owner
Another pro, stuff like this
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Inmh1Z9Nk9U
Manage a construction company specializing in water based high end cottages.
Pros, I run the place, am salary, live 300 yards from work, can keep my boat at the marina, get gas etc at cost, drive around in a boat or hovercraft all day, etc.
Cons, stress, can't make real money cuz I'm not owner, have basically responsibilities of owner
Another pro, stuff like this
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Inmh1Z9Nk9U
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08-22-2022, 01:59 PM
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Probably in the 6-7/10 range.
-Work from home, travel to the jobsites 1-2x/month....Closest are 2 hour drive 1 way...farthest are on the West coast...I live East Coast.
-Make GREAT money for the area I live. Miami based company, pays Miami Salary. Making 3x the average household income here.
-2.5 Busy weeks/month, 1.5 "down" week.
Busy Weeks are super stressful, very demanding, almost impossible deliverable dates, I'm usually working 11-12 hour days sitting at a computer.
Down Weeks drive me nuts b/c I feel unproductive and if I'm not working on any projects around the house I get bored and I hate having nothing to do.
Cant really complain though. I'm old enough to know that "the grass is always greener" and I've pretty much hit peak Pro/Con ratio for where I am in life right now.
Large scale commercial construction Scheduling and Project Controls Manager.
-Work from home, travel to the jobsites 1-2x/month....Closest are 2 hour drive 1 way...farthest are on the West coast...I live East Coast.
-Make GREAT money for the area I live. Miami based company, pays Miami Salary. Making 3x the average household income here.
-2.5 Busy weeks/month, 1.5 "down" week.
Busy Weeks are super stressful, very demanding, almost impossible deliverable dates, I'm usually working 11-12 hour days sitting at a computer.
Down Weeks drive me nuts b/c I feel unproductive and if I'm not working on any projects around the house I get bored and I hate having nothing to do.
Cant really complain though. I'm old enough to know that "the grass is always greener" and I've pretty much hit peak Pro/Con ratio for where I am in life right now.
Large scale commercial construction Scheduling and Project Controls Manager.
08-22-2022, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
Sign me up **** I’m tryna leave my **** job8/10.
Cyber Security for a big corpo.
Work from home, 4x10 schedule so I get 3 days long weekends, make $110k base but gross $150k+ by end of the year due to bonuses and overtime. The job in itself is juicy and fun, always neat to get insight into cyber stuff around the world, employees doing dumb bad things, etc. My role now is currently more of an investigations and support role. My previous role, I used to be what's called an "incident commander," having to lead big picture meetings with a bunch of high level stakeholders, made me anxious and sweat bullets sometimes srs. Feels like I got promoted to do less work honestly.
I won't call it 10/10 because the job is still fairly new to me, and I have suspicions I might be asked to do some anxiety inducing stuff down the road, including presentations in front of scary high level people.
Cyber Security for a big corpo.
Work from home, 4x10 schedule so I get 3 days long weekends, make $110k base but gross $150k+ by end of the year due to bonuses and overtime. The job in itself is juicy and fun, always neat to get insight into cyber stuff around the world, employees doing dumb bad things, etc. My role now is currently more of an investigations and support role. My previous role, I used to be what's called an "incident commander," having to lead big picture meetings with a bunch of high level stakeholders, made me anxious and sweat bullets sometimes srs. Feels like I got promoted to do less work honestly.
I won't call it 10/10 because the job is still fairly new to me, and I have suspicions I might be asked to do some anxiety inducing stuff down the road, including presentations in front of scary high level people.
08-22-2022, 02:22 PM
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Interesting responses so far
9 times out of 10 the degree has nothing to do with the job or at least didn't directly prepare you for it
Would they pay for you to get a degree?
Did you get a degree/certe/both
Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333⏩
That is chitty srs8/10 for me. I'm a Quality Engineer for a large corporation, work remote. Direct managers are awesome, extremely flexible and independent. Solid Pay.
Only negative is I'm limited because I don't have my college degree, they used different employment "bands" like A, AA, B, BB, ect. They still have that mentality that going to college = intelligence.
Only negative is I'm limited because I don't have my college degree, they used different employment "bands" like A, AA, B, BB, ect. They still have that mentality that going to college = intelligence.
9 times out of 10 the degree has nothing to do with the job or at least didn't directly prepare you for it
Would they pay for you to get a degree?
Originally Posted By Visel⏩
What is starting salary in Cybersec?8/10.
Cyber Security for a big corpo.
Work from home, 4x10 schedule so I get 3 days long weekends, make $110k base but gross $150k+ by end of the year due to bonuses and overtime. The job in itself is juicy and fun, always neat to get insight into cyber stuff around the world, employees doing dumb bad things, etc. My role now is currently more of an investigations and support role. My previous role, I used to be what's called an "incident commander," having to lead big picture meetings with a bunch of high level stakeholders, made me anxious and sweat bullets sometimes srs. Feels like I got promoted to do less work honestly.
I won't call it 10/10 because the job is still fairly new to me, and I have suspicions I might be asked to do some anxiety inducing stuff down the road, including presentations in front of scary high level people.
Cyber Security for a big corpo.
Work from home, 4x10 schedule so I get 3 days long weekends, make $110k base but gross $150k+ by end of the year due to bonuses and overtime. The job in itself is juicy and fun, always neat to get insight into cyber stuff around the world, employees doing dumb bad things, etc. My role now is currently more of an investigations and support role. My previous role, I used to be what's called an "incident commander," having to lead big picture meetings with a bunch of high level stakeholders, made me anxious and sweat bullets sometimes srs. Feels like I got promoted to do less work honestly.
I won't call it 10/10 because the job is still fairly new to me, and I have suspicions I might be asked to do some anxiety inducing stuff down the road, including presentations in front of scary high level people.
Did you get a degree/certe/both
08-22-2022, 02:23 PM
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0/10 but I've never had a job that wasn't
senior corporate buyer but I would say it is more of a category manager position the way we are structured
senior corporate buyer but I would say it is more of a category manager position the way we are structured
08-22-2022, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
0/10 why not quit or look for another job0/10 but I've never had a job that wasn't
senior corporate buyer but I would say it is more of a category manager position the way we are structured
senior corporate buyer but I would say it is more of a category manager position the way we are structured
Srs
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Originally Posted By ripinside⏩
Only been here a year and they overpay for the work load. But did you miss the part where I said every job I have ever had was 0/10? I don't think a job exists that I would give anything higher0/10 why not quit or look for another job
Srs
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08-22-2022, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
Maybe you just haven't looked hard enough for a better jobOnly been here a year and they overpay for the work load. But did you miss the part where I said every job I have ever had was 0/10? I don't think a job exists that I would give anything higher
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08-22-2022, 02:31 PM
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I will have to give it two separate scores:
9/10 for the careers itself
5/10 for the company & some of the team members (and that's being generous)
I work as a Sterile Processing Technician - career is nice, hospital so good benefits & its not that hard on the body as the most I have to lift is 50 pounds.
9/10 for the careers itself
5/10 for the company & some of the team members (and that's being generous)
I work as a Sterile Processing Technician - career is nice, hospital so good benefits & its not that hard on the body as the most I have to lift is 50 pounds.
08-22-2022, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted By ripinside⏩
nope. This one is far and away the most tolerable, lowest workload, and best pay. But still 0/10. No need to look for betterMaybe you just haven't looked hard enough for a better job
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08-22-2022, 02:39 PM
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8/10 I never dread work or mind getting up in the morning
Tube and fitting Scaffolder, in Britain a skilled trade
Pros:
Very easy to start and learn on the job, short working days, regular overtime, incredibly easy to start on new firm, leave work at work, fit in with collegues, great laugh, no hr, sometimes very easy money getting paid basically for being in attendance, can be a lot of fun, get paid to workout, work and see behind the scenes in interesting places and landmarks, Great views. Sometimes brain stimulating coming up with solutions and engineering things off your head. Danger can be fun
Cons: hard manual labour, repetitiveness, poor office staff and accrediting bodies. Dirty, dusty, often severe danger to you or potential for you or others to cause serious harm. Pay caps out at £60-70k unless you go on the rigs or get in with the film studios, or work nights on railways etc
Tube and fitting Scaffolder, in Britain a skilled trade
Pros:
Very easy to start and learn on the job, short working days, regular overtime, incredibly easy to start on new firm, leave work at work, fit in with collegues, great laugh, no hr, sometimes very easy money getting paid basically for being in attendance, can be a lot of fun, get paid to workout, work and see behind the scenes in interesting places and landmarks, Great views. Sometimes brain stimulating coming up with solutions and engineering things off your head. Danger can be fun
Cons: hard manual labour, repetitiveness, poor office staff and accrediting bodies. Dirty, dusty, often severe danger to you or potential for you or others to cause serious harm. Pay caps out at £60-70k unless you go on the rigs or get in with the film studios, or work nights on railways etc
08-22-2022, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted By ripinside⏩
$60k for me, but I've heard of people getting $70k-80k starting salaries, in a low-medium CoL area.Interesting responses so far
That is chitty srs
9 times out of 10 the degree has nothing to do with the job or at least didn't directly prepare you for it
Would they pay for you to get a degree?
What is starting salary in Cybersec?
Did you get a degree/certe/both
That is chitty srs
9 times out of 10 the degree has nothing to do with the job or at least didn't directly prepare you for it
Would they pay for you to get a degree?
What is starting salary in Cybersec?
Did you get a degree/certe/both
Both. It was like this.
Year 0: $60k, work in office, possess Bachelor's degree, no certs
Year 1: Promoted to $66k, work in office, got one entry level cert
Year 2: Left companies to join big corpo, $70k, "hybrid" work, couple days a week at home, got a "medium" level cert, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $95k-100k
Year 3: COVID, fully remote, $75k base, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $105k
Year 4: fully remote, $85k, got a "highish" but not well known cert, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $110k
Year 4.5: interviewed externally, got an offer, said "bye" to my current company, then they countered and now I make $110k base, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $140k-150k
08-22-2022, 02:54 PM
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Computer shyt. 6/10, that said I'm very happy with my job. I don't think there's any job that I would rate higher than 6/10.
When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.
08-22-2022, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
On r/c$60k for me, but I've heard of people getting $70k-80k starting salaries, in a low-medium CoL area.
Both. It was like this.
Year 0: $60k, work in office, possess Bachelor's degree, no certs
Year 1: Promoted to $66k, work in office, got one entry level cert
Year 2: Left companies to join big corpo, $70k, "hybrid" work, couple days a week at home, got a "medium" level cert, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $95k-100k
Year 3: COVID, fully remote, $75k base, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $105k
Year 4: fully remote, $85k, got a "highish" but not well known cert, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $110k
Year 4.5: interviewed externally, got an offer, said "bye" to my current company, then they countered and now I make $110k base, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $140k-150k
Both. It was like this.
Year 0: $60k, work in office, possess Bachelor's degree, no certs
Year 1: Promoted to $66k, work in office, got one entry level cert
Year 2: Left companies to join big corpo, $70k, "hybrid" work, couple days a week at home, got a "medium" level cert, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $95k-100k
Year 3: COVID, fully remote, $75k base, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $105k
Year 4: fully remote, $85k, got a "highish" but not well known cert, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $110k
Year 4.5: interviewed externally, got an offer, said "bye" to my current company, then they countered and now I make $110k base, bonuses and overtime bring that closer to $140k-150k
Slow grind seems like it's paying off for you now
Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Somewhat relatable. It's not easy to find a job with high satisfaction. My last job was ok but had some srs downsides like pay not being that good and some parts of company culture which led to me parting with companyComputer shyt. 6/10, that said I'm very happy with my job. I don't think there's any job that I would rate higher than 6/10.
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