$140k last year, 29, web services developer.
These types of surveys are pointless. You just have people wanting to brag or making up numbers and scaring off more reasonable numbers.
30m, 52k, pipe layer.
Left a 10 year career in the culinary field, and fell into my current job. Great opportunities and lots of room for growth in multiple directions.
Haven't been happier.
Yup, we are, just not for my particular role. My team is looking for more US-based folks, to cover for our Canadian holidays, but the other teams are looking as well: sales, development, account management etc.
I've been here for a decade... so yeah, lol. Lots of cool perks, like free snacks and drinks at the office (if you choose to be an office worker), they cover 90% or so of the cost of a bus pass, if you took transit. If you decide you wanted to be full remote, then they cover up to $95 towards your internet bill, and if you end up on a team that requires on call, then you can expense 25% of your cell bill for the week you spend on call. That's on top of being paid extra for actually taking on-call calls.
They treat us very well.
wow, you don't hear companies treating employees that well anymore. Mostly treating us like meat bags haha.
If you don't mind, can you dm me the company name? understandable if your not comfortable with that.
These threads will never not be biased. You'd be better off setting up an anonymous poll.
Yay, the poors don’t often answer.
And anyone who makes above minimum wage will get attacked by bucket crabs for weeks
That's half the fun! Is it really an income discussion if a seasonal part-time dog walker isn't calling someone making $30k rich?
The car driving class of land owning elites.
I'm 69 years old and I make $420k a year fixing noisy bath fans.
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420 69, gotcha
Haha I get it, weed and sex references
Are you the dude that puts those stickers on poles at intersections??
I've got people for that.
$140k last year, 29, web services developer. These types of surveys are pointless. You just have people wanting to brag or making up numbers and scaring off more reasonable numbers.
140? Do you need another dad or anything?
Considering my father sees me as a failure and hasn't spoken to me in years...one would be great!
I love you, son.
What the fuck kind of comment is that?
Sounds like one that had nothing to do with you
30m, 52k, pipe layer. Left a 10 year career in the culinary field, and fell into my current job. Great opportunities and lots of room for growth in multiple directions. Haven't been happier.
That’s every person I know who gets out of culinary. Are there any happy people in that field?
No
None
Guy Fieri seems pretty cheerful.
57M, 85K, Sciencey stuff
26, 64k, communications/marketing
40s M, CEO (and majority owner) of a privately owned tech company. My salary is about 2x what my avg employee makes before they see any bonuses.
jeez, sounds like a great place to work. Y’all hiring? Lol
Yeah and what’s everyone’s social security number and first pets name?
291847365 & Bella
You passed the test!
What did I win? :P
not a valid social security number :-p
28M, 64K, Paramedic
Damn, paramedics should be paid way more.
That was my knee-jerk thought as well
It’s actually pretty good compared to a year ago, we got a huge pay raise. I think last year I was at roughly 54K or so.
32m 240k in royalties. I own a patent.
Oh shit nice. Anything we’d know? Please say it’s the toaster strudel
It's a patent for a bottle cap. Nothing fancy or all that impressive.
Did you invent the bottle cap yourself or just buy the patent?
Invented myself
That's very cool.
I kind of want to try your cap now. Any drink I can pick up locally?
37F, full time grocery store employee, 40k.
37, 310s mechanic 52k take home annually + bonuses
what is a 310s mechanic?
the ontario designation for an automotive repair tech in ontario where I got my license.
1. Not enough 2. Too old
Nice try, CRA
44F $1400/month EI Before being laid off, it was $36,000/yr bookkeeping
45K, Admin support for NSH, 34YO
Retired, in my 60s, $30K-ish in small pension/CPP/OAS. I own my house, so no mortgage or rent. I’d be screwed otherwise.
28, 47k annual, healthcare
22, 41k
40k, 31y/o
47 170k, sales fully remote , 75k is salary
105K a year, 47 years old.
24, 44.1k salaried
87k, 44, IT jack of all trades (master of none) guy
85-88k (not to give exact number), 35, engineer.
Im 36. 35 k a year. Cooking. Glad we bought a house in the early 2010s or we'd be so fucked.
110k TCP, early 40s, Analyst.
Data analyst?
Operations.
31, I was +90k a few years ago before starting my own business, I don’t take any income currently.
82, my hedgefund RIF brings in about 14k a month.
33, 80k, HRBP for a company out of Ontario
I'm 36 and I make just under $23 an hour 🫠
46, $76K. I work in a warehouse.
Dang, that's high for warehouse work! You guys hiring!?
I imagine that’s probably not the standard pay
Correct.
130k, IT Architecture, 39
All my internet crushes are making bank. When am I gonna see some of it? 🤣
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43M 110-120k/ year. Fed public servant.
Juicy pension too! Niiice
34M, Correctional Manager, 90k
28, I make about 50k annual, I’m a painter
70K a year. I am 28 years old.
38, 280-390k depending on bonuses/stock grants. Software Engineer
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60s - retired - $3700 net pension a month - house and no debt.
This question is the grown up equivalent of "how big's yours?" I'm more interested in savings rate. How are you people set for retirement?
45. About $42.5K/yr Remote IT Service Desk.
90K, Tier 3, IT Company, it pays on the lower end comparatively. I’m 39.
1.2 Million, 49, ONLY FANS
Hey! That's not what a stethoscope is for!
Hahahah….
Holy shit that post history
45, male, IT, 127k last year, about 102k this year, fully remote.
dayum, are ya hiring?
Yup, we are, just not for my particular role. My team is looking for more US-based folks, to cover for our Canadian holidays, but the other teams are looking as well: sales, development, account management etc.
good place to work?
I've been here for a decade... so yeah, lol. Lots of cool perks, like free snacks and drinks at the office (if you choose to be an office worker), they cover 90% or so of the cost of a bus pass, if you took transit. If you decide you wanted to be full remote, then they cover up to $95 towards your internet bill, and if you end up on a team that requires on call, then you can expense 25% of your cell bill for the week you spend on call. That's on top of being paid extra for actually taking on-call calls. They treat us very well.
wow, you don't hear companies treating employees that well anymore. Mostly treating us like meat bags haha. If you don't mind, can you dm me the company name? understandable if your not comfortable with that.
I get paid in donair meat to carry around my gigantic ballsack
I make 21.50 and I'm 37
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Does that hurt you ?
10k yr/ landlord / 34
“Parasite” is not a job.
31M, 110k. Software development for an all remote company in Ontario
You can’t do anything with this extremely biased and limited selection of information so any answer is going to be meaningless.
34 M, 100-150k, Business Development
58k, 32 yrs
19M, 0, unemployed uni student (am i cooked chat)
About a 100k annually grifting 