Payrise! W00t!
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Rastalovich
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There`s also a balance between liking your work and cash tbh.
I wouldn`t go back to my last job for double what I`m getting now, similarly I`d do this job for what I used to get paid
lol
I aint saying what I get, cos erm well other people read forums ^.~ but I don`t get £41k, but by the fashion I`m taxed and with less billage, I`ll take it
I wouldn`t go back to my last job for double what I`m getting now, similarly I`d do this job for what I used to get paid
lolI aint saying what I get, cos erm well other people read forums ^.~ but I don`t get £41k, but by the fashion I`m taxed and with less billage, I`ll take it
Just hope your boss isn't reading neither, as he may stop all future rises, but then again he will know you are worth it.
There is a valid point to be taken from these posts though. You earn then you pay for what you have to - as I said earlier its all relevant. Sometimes I wish I was 16 earning next to nothing with no worries.
Other times I am glad when I provide for the family and still save at the same time as well as having hobbies and holidays no debt etc. Find the balance and life is sweet.
as he may stop all future rises, but then again he will know you are worth it.There is a valid point to be taken from these posts though. You earn then you pay for what you have to - as I said earlier its all relevant. Sometimes I wish I was 16 earning next to nothing with no worries.
Other times I am glad when I provide for the family and still save at the same time as well as having hobbies and holidays no debt etc. Find the balance and life is sweet.
Mr. Smith
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All I will say is some people on here earn more than me, some less
I don't have a family, I change my gf about as often as my hardware so my only financial commitments are my rent and associated bills which aren't that much (the climate isn't right to buy and I get an awesome deal renting!) therefore most of my income is disposable.
I don't dislike what I do but I preferred being a PM so if the opportunity arose to get back into that field I'd take it. I'm toying with b2b tech sales as a few peeps I know in that area make more money than I'd know what to do with lol.
I do agree you need to enjoy what you do, sometimes you need to endure a role you don't necessarily enjoy in order to progress into a role you do want to do!
I don't have a family, I change my gf about as often as my hardware so my only financial commitments are my rent and associated bills which aren't that much (the climate isn't right to buy and I get an awesome deal renting!) therefore most of my income is disposable.
I don't dislike what I do but I preferred being a PM so if the opportunity arose to get back into that field I'd take it. I'm toying with b2b tech sales as a few peeps I know in that area make more money than I'd know what to do with lol.
I do agree you need to enjoy what you do, sometimes you need to endure a role you don't necessarily enjoy in order to progress into a role you do want to do!
Rastalovich
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name='Phoenix' said:I know what you mean, Rast, and I really love my job now, working as a courier (beating the crap out of PC-components before delivery), and the pay is actually better than my previous jobs as manager and department manager.
BUSTED !
See, I knew they did it on purpose !
hehe
Bet sneaking "u weren`t home" cards in the door, whilst they ARE in the house, is an achievement too !
lol
Mr. Smith
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name='Phoenix' said:I know what you mean, Rast, and I really love my job now, working as a courier (beating the crap out of PC-components before delivery), and the pay is actually better than my previous jobs as manager and department manager.
You get £36,000 a year being a courier!
Also, Rast, I'm in Oslo next week, I'll look up Phoenix and slap him around a bit for beating up components!
