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What salary are you realistically expecting to earn?

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Original post by AyanaRulesz
Anyone else here want to model? :smile:


yes me

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Original post by XXSimmyXX


Takinthepissm8? :smile:
Starting salary for a teacher = £21k

So, realistically, the high 20s, maybe low-mid 30s? :confused:
Original post by Lord Jon
You'd do well! :wink:

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Lol oh thank you.
Law- it varies
Something political or quasi political- varies

Police graduate entry scheme- £60k+ as Direct Entry Superintendent or £20kish and skyrocket up to £30k odd+ in fast track to inspector.
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Original post by donutaud15
About £25000 to start and if all goes well in 10 years about £80000

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80K in 10? What job is that?
Original post by Dekota-XS
Nursing, £67,000 per annum.


Are you serious?
Original post by AyanaRulesz
Takinthepissm8? :smile:


lol not really :smile:

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Management consultant - 25k as a graduate hopefully eventually rising to around 120k
Original post by Holby_fanatic
A job I've applied for as a Pharmacy technician offers around £18,000 - £22,000. So that, for now.


All the best in the job interview, Holbz! :smile:
I earned about 55k a year when I was 19 so wouldn't want to go below that for sure.

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I expect to be a millionaire by 30 and retired by 40.
Original post by Jebedee
I earned about 55k a year when I was 19 so wouldn't want to go below that for sure.

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doingg what??

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Original post by Jebedee
I earned about 55k a year when I was 19 so wouldn't want to go below that for sure.

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Was this a legal/moral profession?! :hmmm:
Original post by Scienceisgood
Was this a legal/moral profession?! :hmmm:


Legal yes, moral is questionable. It was 100% commission sales job for a home improvements firm.

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Original post by AyanaRulesz
80K in 10? What job is that?


Chartered accountancy. Apparently 6-9 years after qualifying.

also heard some engineers are paid 80K after about 10 years.

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yass doin what...? lol
Original post by donutaud15
Chartered accountancy. Apparently 6-9 years after qualifying.

also heard some engineers are paid 80K after about 10 years.

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Ah yeah that makes the sense lol
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Is expecting a starting salary of 28k ok for software engineers?

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Cute how people are actually getting excited and look forward to making 20-30k, apparently not knowing that they'll lead a pretty miserable life with that, especially living in London.

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