Imagine if someone came up to you and started talking about money: "Hello, good to meet you. What do you do for a living? Oh, that sounds interesting. How much do you make? Do you get a pension? Are you investing in the stock market? You are? Great! What mutual funds and stocks do you own? Wait, you're not diversified? Let me tell you what you need to do!"
A dialogue like that could unlock all sorts of promising insights and opportunities. But at the same time, it sounds almost impossible. We've come to a point where it's generally considered inappropriate or even rude to discuss your income. In an attempt to change that, Redditor u/BigPlunk asked other platform users, "What is your job and how much do you get paid?"
Surprisingly, many of them replied! Gotta love the transparency and honesty of some people.
#22
Inspect nuclear reactors under contract, ~$100k/yr but only work 10 weeks a year
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66points
#23
I’m a line cook / manager for a busy restaurant, and I get paid $19 an hour +tip share + profit share from two recipes of mine on the menu.
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54points
#24
Artificial intelligence/computer vision. About $230k.
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54points
#25
I’m an English teacher in charity organization. 6$/h
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51points
#26
Vet tech, $15/hr in Utah. Getting a raise later this month tho!
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50points
#28
I work at a small tech company doing any random thing they want. I make 90k.
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48points
