Please state age, occupation, company, and area.

I make ~$60k doing software engr in soCal and I am 25.

 

Expecting lower 50's as process engineer in Cincinnati. (I graduate on the 14th). I'm also 22

 

I make about 40k from my regular job and about 100k from my night job.btw i'm 30.

 

I'm 32, live in the Bay Area but I'm only 3 years into my new career (Software QA); and make ~$80K.

My hobby makes me ~$500/yr (yes, just five hundred dollars), but with the option of A LOT more (~$5-$10K).

And NO I'm not listing either of the damn companies. . .

 

Now that I'm thinking about it; why are you (the OP) asking?

The information by itself doesn't exactly tell you anything unless you plan on drawing from some huge sample.

Even then, while I'm no statistician, I'd consider this sample (anything from S2ki.com) pretty skewed, and not a terribly wide sampling by any means.

 

I'm 30
Working in IT (Security Architect)
Making about US$150k a year (thanks to the dollar dropping so fast against the euro and Swiss franc)

 

you only have a few more years before some other hooker kills you for the corner under the bridge

 

21, Sales, Missouri

Made about 60k this yr, looking for 75k next yr.

 

24 years old, Corporate Recruiter for Engineering and IT focused clients. Last year's income was something around $60K, this year will likely be about $65-70K. Relocation cost me literally about 4-5 months of productivity trying entering a new geographical market with no existing relationships on a personal or professional level.

Income should've been a lot closer to $80-90K but that's the breaks of moving. At least my company was supportive financially and in other ways since I was moving to benefit them in the long term.

 

u should be getting paid way more bro. time to move to the silicon valley.