Employment Contract Negotiations

[Ruffdaddy]

Yeah, GOod= $63.5.. and so on.

Don't forget about goooood as well.

[slow99]

I went to UTA so that mine will never make more than me.

True dat.

[BMCSean]

Don't forget about goooood as well.

Were are using proper spelling, sir.

[Roscoe]

Your truck is like two years old, and cost more than half this board's yearly salary.



You sandbagging jackwagon

It's 3 years old, and I got a good deal!!!!

<-- part Jew.

[Roscoe]

I went to UTA so that mine will never make more than me.

<-- I done got my GED.

[bcoop]

Mine wife made more than me too - that's why I went to McCombs.

I've considered going to college. But as far as I'm aware, there are only two colleges that offer degree plans even remotely related to what I do (Purdue and SMU). And even then, that degree is worthless to me, because it's more in hospitality management.


I think I am going to pull the trigger on Culinary school though.

[black2002ls]

A few things.

My girlfriend makes twice what I do with no college degree. I am fine with that. Sometimes people find themselves in places at opportune times.

I drive a POS s-10, however I am 20-30k/yr below what you guys feel is average for the board or decent money.

As for living expenses. I live in a 3br/2bath house and rent is $750. Not bad at all. However I cant afford it on my own. There are two other people who live with me and split the bills. If it wasn't for that I couldn't survive. I have $100-200 left over a month for food and other expenses. If I had to live on my own, I would be at or just beyond redline with my finances.

I wish I had gone to a better/more reputable school. I wish I had stayed at wal mart, then my credit wouldntbe screwed and I would be able to get a security clearance, or a job at a financial institution. I have played the cards I have been dealt as good as I can. I have gone job hunting the first 6-7 months of the last 3 years. I have yet to figure out what I am doing wrong. The entire reason I am at this stage of the interview process is that I had a good friend on the inside get me in front of his supervisor. This is the first face to face onterview outside of retail and BS jobs I have had in a VERY long time.

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[8mpg]

Im just surprised there is nothing you can get a job with your degree in physics.

[racrguy]

A few things.

My girlfriend makes twice what I do with no college degree. I am fine with that. Sometimes people find themselves in places at opportune times.

I drive a POS s-10, however I am 20-30k/yr below what you guys feel is average for the board or decent money.

As for living expenses. I live in a 3br/2bath house and rent is $750. Not bad at all. However I cant afford it on my own. There are two other people who live with me and split the bills. If it wasn't for that I couldn't survive. I have $100-200 left over a month for food and other expenses. If I had to live on my own, I would be at or just beyond redline with my finances.

I wish I had gone to a better/more reputable school. I wish I had stayed at wal mart, then my credit wouldntbe screwed and I would be able to get a security clearance, or a job at a financial institution. I have played the cards I have been dealt as good as I can. I have gone job hunting the first 6-7 months of the last 3 years. I have yet to figure out what I am doing wrong. The entire reason I am at this stage of the interview process is that I had a good friend on the inside get me in front of his supervisor. This is the first face to face onterview outside of retail and BS jobs I have had in a VERY long time.

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I don't think anyone is bashing on you for how much you make. I got the job I do now through a temp agency. It sucks while you're working for them, but once you get hired on it's usually a pretty decent bump in pay, if this doesn't pan out for you. The only thing I'd look out for in a temp agency are cyclical jobs (large up and down swings throughout the year.)

[sc281]

There is no need for you to justify yourself. None.

A few things.

My girlfriend makes twice what I do with no college degree. I am fine with that. Sometimes people find themselves in places at opportune times.

I drive a POS s-10, however I am 20-30k/yr below what you guys feel is average for the board or decent money.

As for living expenses. I live in a 3br/2bath house and rent is $750. Not bad at all. However I cant afford it on my own. There are two other people who live with me and split the bills. If it wasn't for that I couldn't survive. I have $100-200 left over a month for food and other expenses. If I had to live on my own, I would be at or just beyond redline with my finances.

I wish I had gone to a better/more reputable school. I wish I had stayed at wal mart, then my credit wouldntbe screwed and I would be able to get a security clearance, or a job at a financial institution. I have played the cards I have been dealt as good as I can. I have gone job hunting the first 6-7 months of the last 3 years. I have yet to figure out what I am doing wrong. The entire reason I am at this stage of the interview process is that I had a good friend on the inside get me in front of his supervisor. This is the first face to face onterview outside of retail and BS jobs I have had in a VERY long time.

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[Shorty]

I like money.

[Ruffdaddy]

Im just surprised there is nothing you can get a job with your degree in physics.

Because defense is taking it hard right now

[Ruffdaddy]

And black, keep your head up and working hard...it'll come

[Doug Hatton]

I paid that much in FICA for 2012!

I I don't think I've ever made more than $22K-23K in a year in my life. On the same token, I don't want to leave anything on the table either.

[bcoop]

There is no need for you to justify yourself. None.

This. There are people from all walks of life on here. Some have done well, some have done great, and some are kicking ass. The situation you are in now, isn't going to be the situation you are in for the rest of your life.


Everyone has to start somewhere.