[stimpy]

Originally Posted by Peanuto

My parents next door neighbor is an ER physician. With his house, no fucking way he makes any less than $300.

Good neurosurgeons can make over a million a year.

I'd hate to have a bad neurosurgeon

[lux.sh]

Originally Posted by Saigon

nice chart. any chance of making 6 figs after college with a 4 yr degree in finance? lol

depends. What college? do you have good social network?

[Peanuto]

Originally Posted by Saigon

nice chart. any chance of making 6 figs after college with a 4 yr degree in finance? lol

Yup, all in networking. I have friends who all had incredible connections, Ivy League secret societies (Skull and Bones) and others such as a buddy of mine played football at Notre Dame. Was a starter, but no NFL future, who now makes that at Goldman Sachs in NY. But pretty much you have to be recruited to Wall St. to make that money right out. And that is rare.

[sb335is]

There are also plenty of others not listed, such as small business owners/ceos... or real estate investors.

I know someone who owns a couple buildings and leases them out and makes over 7 figures. the problem is industrial real estate today [ well, in CA] isn't priced for investors so to do it you most likely already have to own them. For example today, the Irvine Co. basically monopolizes all of industrial complexes and lands- So if you're interested in owning a building in one of the most expensive areas for land- You're shit out of luck.

On the small business side, I know of another guy who owns a small auto parts store that mostly sells to garages, but also sells through its shop to individuals. Pretty shitty looking place- And the guy has a few ferrari's and an absolutely massive house (probably about 10k sq/ft]. My dad used to know him and says thats the only store he owns- And doesn't really do anything else.

[FStop7]

#1 though I hate the term "engineer" because it's embarrassing to say in front of people who actually have a PE, ME, or EE.

[FStop7]

Originally Posted by len56

7 figs for just doing anesthesia shots? or do they do other things too?

yeah there's a lot more to it than that. it's practically an art form.

[pmeloche]

Cool, I have the #1 job. Wish I had the #1 salary however.

Lol school professors. Easy job. Regurgitate whatever nonsense they can put up together over and over again for every semester, pass on the grading slave work to the TA's and go back to using the university's money to research whatever the hell they feel like.

[FStop7]

Originally Posted by my92

Lol school professors. Easy job. Regurgitate whatever nonsense they can put up together over and over again for every semester, pass on the grading slave work to the TA's and go back to using the university's money to research whatever the hell they feel like.

Some of them make huge bank, too. Consulting, expert witnesses, etc.

[Saigon]

Originally Posted by lux.sh

depends. What college? do you have good social network?

CSUF, big social network but wrong people not in my major. all of my strong networks are usually in the medical field.

Originally Posted by Peanuto

Yup, all in networking. I have friends who all had incredible connections, Ivy League secret societies (Skull and Bones) and others such as a buddy of mine played football at Notre Dame. Was a starter, but no NFL future, who now makes that at Goldman Sachs in NY. But pretty much you have to be recruited to Wall St. to make that money right out. And that is rare.

I am losing confidence in the school I'm going to right now, all of the "interviews" have been commission based only jobs with "unlimited income potential" which is not what I'm looking for. I've went to this stupid Northwestern Mutual internship thing and their website lists bunch of HR bs #1 this that blah blah blah and I am sick of the bs that my school has to offer. I'm looking for a comfortable job with stable income + commission. I want to get into Phizor for pharmaceutical sales, that would be cool drive around and sell meds.

[Vanity]

Originally Posted by Saigon

CSUF, big social network but wrong people not in my major. all of my strong networks are usually in the medical field.

I am losing confidence in the school I'm going to right now, all of the "interviews" have been commission based only jobs with "unlimited income potential" which is not what I'm looking for. I've went to this stupid Northwestern Mutual internship thing and their website lists bunch of HR bs #1 this that blah blah blah and I am sick of the bs that my school has to offer. I'm looking for a comfortable job with stable income + commission. I want to get into Phizor for pharmaceutical sales, that would be cool drive around and sell meds.

Get into street pharmaceuticals. I hear it pays under the table and you work on your own schedule. Last time I checked though, job security is in the shitter unless you have guns.

[Vanity]

Originally Posted by TiAg335i

Oh yeah, and anyone who says Anesthesiologists aren't real doctors are probably among the most uninformed and undereducated individuals on earth.

You know how I know you're an Anesthesiologist?

[lux.sh]

Originally Posted by twoturboz

On the small business side, I know of another guy who owns a small auto parts store that mostly sells to garages, but also sells through its shop to individuals. Pretty shitty looking place- And the guy has a few ferrari's and an absolutely massive house (probably about 10k sq/ft]. My dad used to know him and says thats the only store he owns- And doesn't really do anything else.

Drugs.

[stooken]

Originally Posted by Saigon

nice chart. any chance of making 6 figs after college with a 4 yr degree in finance? lol

Probably not.

If you had a strong finance internship during college, you could probably make around $60k-$65k out of college. Otherwise, expect to start in the low $50k range. Too many people with far more experience out there competing against you now.

Even a Sr. FA [in corporate] right now will probably only push around $90k. Unless you go work for a VC firm and work 70+ hrs a week including weekends, you can break 6 figs.

[escobar929]

WTF, im #12 and not making close to that. need to talk to my bosses i guess

[leocdmg]

Wooohooo made top 10... who knew an Intel Analyst was that high up there in the country.

[Saigon]

Originally Posted by stooken

Probably not.

If you had a strong finance internship during college, you could probably make around $60k-$65k out of college. Otherwise, expect to start in the low $50k range. Too many people with far more experience out there competing against you now.

Even a Sr. FA [in corporate] right now will probably only push around $90k. Unless you go work for a VC firm and work 70+ hrs a week including weekends, you can break 6 figs.

yeah i believe that too lol.

[BMW2006]

Originally Posted by my92

Lol school professors. Easy job. Regurgitate whatever nonsense they can put up together over and over again for every semester, pass on the grading slave work to the TA's and go back to using the university's money to research whatever the hell they feel like.

Some universities require their professors to be doing research, so while they can be researching "whatever they feel like" I guess it's also possible they're doing it because they have to and have already hit the 3 topics that inspired them the most, or were the reasons they wanted to be professors to begin with...

-BMW2006

[Buegie]

Originally Posted by Saigon

I want to get into Phizor for pharmaceutical sales, that would be cool drive around and sell meds.

you mean Pfizer? Make sure you can spell it for your interview

[Saigon]

Originally Posted by Buegie

you mean Pfizer? Make sure you can spell it for your interview

lol yeah

[tyler9595]

Cool chart. I'm surprised my job is as high as #6...it is pretty stressful at times. But the $ is good.

[BigDog]

bleah i'm a lowly 33