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Because im a nosey ****er and all that 
But as a matter of interest, what was everyones first real salary (as in your first proper job, not just school/uni gigs)
I was somehow lucky and scored an $80k+ one right out of uni (albeit with a year of searching
) Alas, the tax man cometh at that point.
But as a matter of interest, what was everyones first real salary (as in your first proper job, not just school/uni gigs)
I was somehow lucky and scored an $80k+ one right out of uni (albeit with a year of searching
) Alas, the tax man cometh at that point.
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£19k working for the NHS as a medical lab assistant... trying to get a health care professional council (HCPC) certificate to become a fully qualified Biomedical Scientist - had the degree, needed the certificate (the lab I got my initial job in didn’t offer it but experience is experience). 🙂
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£17,500 working in IT support. Funnily enough I seemed to have far more spare cash back then too.
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(Original post by Napp)
Because im a nosey ****er and all that
But as a matter of interest, what was everyones first real salary (as in your first proper job, not just school/uni gigs)
I was somehow lucky and scored an $80k+ one right out of uni (albeit with a year of searching ) Alas, the tax man cometh at that point.
Because im a nosey ****er and all that
But as a matter of interest, what was everyones first real salary (as in your first proper job, not just school/uni gigs)
I was somehow lucky and scored an $80k+ one right out of uni (albeit with a year of searching
) Alas, the tax man cometh at that point.
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(Original post by Reue)
£17,500 working in IT support. Funnily enough I seemed to have far more spare cash back then too.
£17,500 working in IT support. Funnily enough I seemed to have far more spare cash back then too.
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From September my Grad scheme in London will be paying me £27000 with salary reviews every 6 months. After the 2 years and a promotion it should be double that. Hoping to save quite a bit due to hybrid working being allowed aswell.
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