*** itt: We post our current jobs and rate of pay ***

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:25 AM

Purpose of this thread is to give other miscers a feel of what pay may be like depending on your age and experience in different fields of jobs. It will also allow you to ask fellow miscers with experience in specific fields/job types questions about jobs, do's and don'ts etc..

Also make sure to post all your credits in the 'experience' field e.g. degrees/diplomas/certificates/work experience etc... also if you are currently studying as well.

The layout is as so:

Job:
employment type:
Age:
Experience:
Pay:
work load:

Job: Accounts Manager @ Music Shop
employment type: Part-time
Age: 20
Experience: Diploma of Design (Visual Communications) - currently 1st year Architecture student
Pay: $32.80 p/h
Work load: wed-sat (9am-5.30pm)

Also do free lance graphic design work @ $30 p.h.

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AVERAGE US INCOME FOR 2011/12

Average Salary and Economy

Average annual income in United States is around 47,000 USD, according to 2011/2012 salary survey.

Statistics shows that 50 percent of population live on $46,000 or less a year. Top 35% of highest salaries in the United States, starting with $65,000 are represented below from MyBudget survey.
•Top 0.12% of people in US earn $1,600,000/year or more
•Top 1.15% of people in US earn $250,000/year or more
•Top 3% of people in US earn $200,000/year or more
•Top 5% of people in US earn $166,000/year or more
•Top 10% of people in US earn $118,000/year or more
•Top 15% of people in US earn $100,000/year or more
•Top 20% of people in US earn $91,000/year or more
•Top 25% of people in US earn $80,000/year or more
•Top 35% of people in US earn $65,000/year or more

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AVERAGE AUSTRALIAN INCOME FOR 2011/12

Average annual income in Australia is around 69,734 AUD, according to 2011/2012 salary survey.

If overtime and bonuses are included, average Australian earnings were A$71,562 per annum.

The average full-time male wage (excluding overtime) in Australia is A$73,700 per annum

The average full-time female wage in Australia (excluding overtime) is A$60,611 per annum.

Workers in Western Australia are Australia’s highest paid workers while Tasmania has the lowest average wage.

**UnflappedAcorn** · 04-09-2012, 07:26 AM

student. -$30k/year

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:28 AM

Originally Posted by UnflappedAcorn

student. -$30k/year

so you're paid to be a student..?

**jack3d_brah9** · 04-09-2012, 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by AUSFORCE

so you're paid to be a student..?

The concept of negative numbers must be new to you

**forthenoodz** · 04-09-2012, 07:30 AM

Job:Miscer
employment type:self employed
Age:350
Experience:350 years of lifting
Pay:10k a day
work load:CEOin brb ballin

**231g** · 04-09-2012, 07:30 AM

burger king

part time

$13 per hour

fml

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:31 AM

Originally Posted by jack3d_brah9

The concept of negative numbers must be new to you

It could either be less than $30k or $30k in debt...

nothing new and exciting here!

**jack3d_brah9** · 04-09-2012, 07:33 AM

Originally Posted by AUSFORCE

It could either be less than $30k or $30k in debt...

nothing new and exciting here!

<$30k

**apo99** · 04-09-2012, 07:34 AM

Job: deli worker (slicer)
employment type: part time after school
Age: 20
Experience: 4 years slicing
Pay: 13$
work load: 20-30hrs

**ahatch133** · 04-09-2012, 07:35 AM

I graduate from UNI in 2.5 weeks, I will be doing sales at a one of Michigan's most respected car dealerships.

Job: Sales Professional (car salesman, yes, aware, but I need some sort of sales experience)
employment type: Full time?
Age: 22
Experience: Worked retail pharmacy for 6 years, Undergrad in Business management and administration, Internship at Dealerships
Pay: Salary @ 35k, W/O commission, projected to make roughly 70k my first year of selling
work load: A LOT, 55hrs a week projected as of now brahs... (only downfall)

first job, not my dream job, BB friendly, making bank, and getting "free" cars as my demo's, plus i get full benefits, 401k after a year, etc etc, feelsgoodman

PM me if you want a car! lol

**Henrymma** · 04-09-2012, 07:36 AM

Wanna read something that will make you feel better about your life?
I live in Costa Rica, I am a Business Analyst for a huge american company, I work in Finance, from 8 to 5 M-F, I make about 5 dollars an hour.

**TJMachine** · 04-09-2012, 07:37 AM

Job: Tech Support
employment type: Full-Time
Age: 25
Experience: 7 Years
Pay: $28/HR + year end bonus that falls usually between 12%-27% of annual salary.
work load: M-F 7AM-4PM

**Negativ** · 04-09-2012, 07:37 AM

Job: Info Sys Admin I
employment type: IT
Age: 27
Experience: 5 yrs. BS in math. Certificates: Network+, CCNA, Security+ (in a few weeks)
Pay: 50k-ish more like 65k after overtime + benefits
work load: Not much.

Owe some time for getting the cert schooling but am free to pursue other stuff in a few months. I know I'm underpaid by about 10-15k based on my qualifications so I'm head on a swivel right now.

**Ryan_Cunningham** · 04-09-2012, 07:39 AM

Job: USMC Officer
employment type: Aviator
Age: 28
Experience: 4.5 years in Marine Corps. Undergrad and Master's.
Pay: Bring home $72k/year after taxes.
work load: Varies. From 30 hours/week to 80+.

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by ahatch133

I graduate from UNI in 2.5 weeks, I will be doing sales at a one of Michigan's most respected car dealerships.

Job: Sales Professional (car salesman, yes, aware, but I need some sort of sales experience)
employment type: Full time?
Age: 22
Experience: Worked retail pharmacy for 6 years, Undergrad in Business management and administration, Internship at Dealerships
Pay: Salary @ 35k, W/O commission, projected to make roughly 70k my first year of selling
work load: A LOT, 55hrs a week projected as of now brahs... (only downfall)

first job, not my dream job, BB friendly, making bank, and getting "free" cars as my demo's

PM me if you want a car! lol

haha sonds good. You gonna aim for anything related to your degree eventually? Im sure u will..

Originally Posted by Henrymma

Wanna read something that will make you feel better about your life?
I live in Costa Rica, I am a Business Analyst for a huge american company, I work in Finance, from 8 to 5 M-F, I make about 5 dollars an hour.

such is life.

Originally Posted by TJMachine

Job: Tech Support
employment type: Full-Time
Age: 25
Experience: 7 Years
Pay: $28/HR + year end bonus that falls usually between 12%-27% of annual salary.
work load: M-F 7AM-4PM

sounds decent man. lol'd at sig

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by Negativ

Job: Info Sys Admin I
employment type: IT
Age: 27
Experience: 5 yrs. BS in math. Certificates: Network+, CCNA, Security+ (in a few weeks)
Pay: 50k-ish more like 65k after overtime + benefits
work load: Not much.

Owe some time for getting the cert schooling but am free to pursue other stuff in a few months. I know I'm underpaid by about 10-15k based on my qualifications so I'm head on a swivel right now.

goodluck with it man, you have great qualifications.

Originally Posted by Ryan_Cunningham

Job: USMC Officer
employment type: Aviator
Age: 28
Experience: 4.5 years in Marine Corps. Undergrad and Master's.
Pay: Bring home $72k/year after taxes.
work load: Varies. From 30 hours/week to 80+.

wow... mirin job.

**RyPostsIt** · 04-09-2012, 07:41 AM

big face hundreds

**AKfortyKevin** · 04-09-2012, 07:43 AM

Job: Learning how to misc
employment type: full time
Age: 18
Experience: 1 year of lifting weights wrong and thinking im getting massive
Pay: whatever mummy and daddy wanna give me
work load: too much. might go part time

**kids.got.soul** · 04-09-2012, 07:44 AM

Job: Risk Management Analyst
employment type: Insurance brokering
Age: 22
Experience: college-grad. 1 summer internship prior
Pay: 55k/year
work load: 9-5

**Skarm** · 04-09-2012, 07:44 AM

Job: Kitchen bitch working the fryers in mcdonalds
employment type: Part time
Age: 65
Experience: None, saving money to get to uni.
Pay: �4.98 per hour, the very minimum wage they can get away with paying me
work load: 4PM - 10PM thursday - sunday.

Beats being unemployed and at least I can save money/buy myself things. But god damn this job is the lowest of the low.

**khasp** · 04-09-2012, 07:46 AM

show me some of your graphic design work, OP

**Bromeister91** · 04-09-2012, 07:51 AM

How the fuk are the brah who slices meat and works at BK make $13 an hour. BK starting pay is minimum wage, and slicing meat shouldn't be that high too

**Forge3** · 04-09-2012, 07:52 AM

Job:Front line worker in the shelter system.
employment type: Social Services
Age: old enough.
Experience: 12 years
Pay:31/hr
work load: Variable. It is more mental than physical work.

**Link815** · 04-09-2012, 07:52 AM

Job: Nuclear Operations Training
Age: 23
Experience 1.5 years (1 year was all training)
Pay: 63k base + 26% shift differential + 12k annual bonus = 92k
Work Load: Sucks. 7 days from 2:30 PM to 11:30 PM, 48 hours off, 7 days from 10:30 PM to 7:30 AM, 72 hours off, 7 days from 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM, normal weekend off, 4 days from 6:30 AM to 4:30 PM (usually more like 3:30), then 4 days off. Repeat.

Rotating shifts suck, but 4 days off ever 35 days is awesome, and I get paid a lot to do it.

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:53 AM

Originally Posted by khasp

show me some of your graphic design work, OP

sure. this is a calendar prototype i made for a shop called 'Typo'. I think it might be the final product. They provided me with some of the images, and asked for a new calendar design basically incorporating typography. I was free to do whatever I wanted. I was inspired from one of my first projects in my diploma course, which I got top marks for

took me approx 8 hours to do. They were ready to pay $38 p.h and I gave them 3 free revisions. They only asked for 1 revision

This will be sold in Typo shops for 2013.

**tmd17** · 04-09-2012, 07:54 AM

^this. LOL at $13 at BK lounge

Job: Landscaping
employment type: Part Time
Age: 19
Experience: 2 Yrs
Pay: $13/hr
work load: 30-40 hrs/wk

**AUSFORCE** · 04-09-2012, 07:55 AM

Originally Posted by Link815

Job: Nuclear Operations Training
Age: 23
Experience 1.5 years (1 year was all training)
Pay: 63k base + 26% shift differential + 12k annual bonus = 92k
Work Load: Sucks. 7 days from 2:30 PM to 11:30 PM, 48 hours off, 7 days from 10:30 PM to 7:30 AM, 72 hours off, 7 days from 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM, normal weekend off, 4 days from 6:30 AM to 4:30 PM (usually more like 3:30), then 4 days off. Repeat.

Rotating shifts suck, but 4 days off ever 35 days is awesome, and I get paid a lot to do it.

That actually sounds really good. May I ask how you go into it? What opportunities led you there? So many random jobs out there which can earn u alot of dough..

**Zerafian** · 04-09-2012, 07:57 AM

Job: 3D Artist
employment type: Freelancer/ Contract
Age: 27
Experience: 9 years
Pay: $30-$40/ hour
work load: 20-50 hours/ week

**Kaptn Krunch** · 04-09-2012, 07:58 AM

Job: Fluffer
Age: 25
Experience 7 years
Pay: 87k + all the fond memories of BBC
Work Loads: They save their loads for the porn stars.

**DontNegImPreggo** · 04-09-2012, 07:58 AM

Job: Canadian Forces(Pres)-Medical Technician
Pay: Get paid on half and full days, but if I were to go full time I'd be making about 45K after deductions.
Age: 18(almost 19)
Experience: Current student, 3 years in Pres as of May 13th.
Work Load: Depends on the day brahs, can be ridiculous at some times and easy peasy at others.

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