What salary are you realistically expecting to earn?

What job did you do or are you an entrepreneur?

Also what experience and qualifications did you have beforehand.

If I had the time/willing to hide every suggestive/identifiable detail about me on a P60/tax returns form, I'd publish it here,

I would say I'm relatively inspirational to someone from my background,

Train driver- In excess of 100k

Except no ToC or freight company pays that much

Depends what I get into:

M&A Analysts make £50k+ as base and another £25-40k as bonus

Associate Consultant/Business Analysts at MBB is £40-45k plus a smaller bonus of circa ~£5k

Associate Product Managers at Google, FB. etc. earn about £60k plus £10-20k bonus

These are all graduate salaries by the way. Competition for these jobs is ridiculously high but there's no shame in trying.

If we're talking pipe dreams expectations then:

A Partner at a Venture Capital firm averages £600k plus £1.5mil+ carried interest
A high level exec at a tech firm gets £1-2mil

Interesting, what course at uni are you taking??

Not at Uni yet, I'm applying for Comp Sci and Electronics at UCL, Bristol, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Heriot Watt (safe option)

Tbh, I'm making nearly £25k (£50k projected next year) through running 2 companies, trading shares/bonds and consulting work for companies as it stands, so these figures are pretty reasonable for post-Uni. I'm only going into S6 (year 13) - I'm in a good position to leverage this experience, alongside a strong network to try and land internships/spring weeks while at Uni eventually leading to a job.

I'm targeting jobs that don't necessarily require a specific degree; one in a numerate (or not if you go to Oxbridge) subject from a top school will suffice. It's mostly about presenting yourself in the best light possible and the only way to do that is to take initiative, find areas you are good at; expand on them. Don't forget to network!

Sounds typical.

Not at Uni yet, I'm applying for Comp Sci and Electronics at UCL, Bristol, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Heriot Watt (safe option)

Tbh, I'm making nearly £25k (£50k projected next year) through running 2 companies, trading shares/bonds and consulting work for companies as it stands, so these figures are pretty reasonable for post-Uni. I'm only going into S6 (year 13) - I'm in a good position to leverage this experience, alongside a strong network to try and land internships/spring weeks while at Uni eventually leading to a job.

I'm targeting jobs that don't necessarily require a specific degree; one in a numerate (or not if you go to Oxbridge) subject from a top school will suffice. It's mostly about presenting yourself in the best light possible and the only way to do that is to take initiative, find areas you are good at; expand on them. Don't forget to network!

Nice, what industry/industries are your two businesses in if you don't mind me asking?

on 60k

Doing what job? How did you get there (in terms of qualifications/experience)?

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Nice, you on an expat package? How do you like living there?

My dad was posted to Saudi Arabia (along with us) for a few years and he was paid fairly well there too. Most of our flights, accommodation, school fees and more were covered - didn't like going out of the compound though, bar the enevitable dune bash.

Just LOOL.

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