Asking People in NYC How Much They Make? Salary Transparent Street

[@ijeoma5347]

I love how actively the host listens!! she's clearly so engaged and the followup questions are so thoughtful!

[@berry104]

shes great energy definetly, i do think theyre a little too rapid fire, though if thats what shes aiming for, shes doing great. Maybe giving a second in between question just to allow guests to be a little more thoughtful in their response as well p.s. her waddle is adorable 9:16

[@thumpertorque_]

@@ijeoma5347 She’s very polite, doesn’t cut off mid sentence and actually asks questions that are relevant to the answer, not just reading off of some script which I like.

[@RAULX10100]

It’s an art

[@vKingLouie]

The host’s personality is infectious

[@odezydabeast]

@@vKingLouie 1000%

[@amberjohnsonlogan]

Honestly, the entire KZbin platform is justified by this channel alone- such a great service and a great way for people to know what they need to know to build a life out here in these streets....

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

Thank you! This is such a huge compliment, we appreciate the support! 💚

[@faiths_adventure]

I agree!

[@adwayduttagupta9887]

@@SalaryTransparentStreet I respect your work. Really want something like this in Kolkata too

[@amapparatistkwabena]

From QuotaPath: OTE stands for On-Target Earnings. Your OTE is the amount of money you can expect to earn if you hit 100% of your quota. This number is usually given in an annual figure. For example, a sales job posting might say “$90,000 OTE”. This number is sometimes rounded to an even earnings number for convenience. For example, your true OTE might be $90,240 but you might be told that it is $90k for simplicity.

[@emilyau8023]

Oh so she didn't make it yet. It's projected.

[@supercruchynoodle]

Ty I was thinking 0DTE hahaha 😝

[@ruchieru]

@@emilyau8023 50/50 split with an OTE of $300k means she gets $150k base salary that is guaranteed, and $150k in commissions if she hits 100% of her quota. Her commission rate might be calculated at $150k/quota, with accelerators on her rate (e.g 2x) if she hits above quota attainment. This is a more typical compensation structure in sales.

[@emilyau8023]

@ruchieru Nothing is guaranteed in sales. She can be fired before even making that because sales have high turnover compared to other positions.

[@ruchieru]

@@emilyau8023 I’m not sure what I said implied that hitting her OTE was guaranteed. I said the $150k, which is her BASE SALARY is guaranteed. She is given $300k OTE on a 50/50 split. By definition the $150k is guaranteed if she is remotely competent at doing her job. It’s the same as any other job. If you’re not remotely competent, then the company certainly has grounds to let you go too. Yes this job has a high turnover rate, but the turnover rate is higher than other positions not simply due to layoffs or firings, it’s also the sales person themselves jumping ship to more competitive offerings.

[@peachyone3088]

The advice everyone gives is on point!!

[@StarStruckForever1]

breath of fresh air compared to the guy who makes these type of videos

[@supercruchynoodle]

I love the energy and kind listening of this lady interviewing… ❤

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

💚💚💚

[@Ricky-pb8oy]

Ad Sales 300k and a Teacher 60k is CRAZYYY THEN 45k for the case worker... C'Mon

[@EdAl-f2j]

Society cares about selling you stuff, not educating you.

[@legendarydn3804]

@@EdAl-f2j bingo!

[@HoneyGold-o3r]

She said 300 ot , not 300k

[@Ricky-pb8oy]

@@HoneyGold-o3r Ooo you right she did say OTE on target earnings Thank You for checking me on that. Hope this doesn't take away from the fact that teachers should get paid more money. But I'm glad you caught that 🦾🦾Good Job!

[@HoneyGold-o3r]

@Ricky-pb8oy yea, I noticed other comments didn't catch that either, it happens. Yea I agree, teachers are underpaid unless they work at a private school that pays well, but, not every teacher can work at one. I think it's unfair and really hope one day they get what they deserve in the future. At one time nurses were underpaid, now they have a union and make more money today. Teachers need to have a strike, then maybe that'll scare the higher ups into paying them far more than they receive now...

[@danjelhysenaj4859]

IT Operations guy is the most down to earth and thanks for your great advice and wisdom shown man!

[@nvention20]

yep . Talk about your pay with co-workers . and finance /investing . Start Early

[@masonjones3780]

retired mta bus driver. I was averaging over 155k a year with great benefits and pension. They're always hiring

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

Thanks for sharing! 🙌

[@globalfamily8172]

Wow. That's crazy good.

[@Incomeking-v4s]

Tunnel

[@jalmon9478]

That’s awesome!

[@Adobo121]

Be honest. Their salary is 31 an hour base. 155 is with a lot of OT....

[@rik9833]

The vibe of the camera, makes it feel so real.

[@funnzypink]

I love the host! Her energy is awesome!!

[@marionguyatt3250]

My favorite-NICU RN. Daily saves lives of babies.

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

healthcare is a good living

[@danadomino]

I wish I could catch you guys one day! I work near where you guys were interviewing people and I love what you do! ❤ I know everyone says you need to make a crazy high salary to live in the NYC area but that hasn't been my experience. I just moved from Florida to the area for a job based in midtown Manhattan. But I chose to live just over the river on the NJ side. I commute one hour door to door in office once a week and work remotely for the rest. By living on the NJ side I avoid NYC taxes on my paycheck (just state and federal taxes). I live by myself in a small modern one bedroom apartment with a private terrace for $2100 a month, parking is $150 a month for an assigned spot in my building's parking garage, my gas+electric bill is about $130 a month, and I spend roughly $100 a week on groceries and I feel like I could even cut that down if I wanted to. I make $90,000 base plus 8-10% bonus and I feel pretty well compensated! I'm able to save a good chunk of money each month.

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

This is SO TRANSPARENT!!! Basically an interview 😂 thank you so much for sharing this perspective!

[@danadomino]

@SalaryTransparentStreet I am ALL for transparency! ✨️ 😂 And also just trying to spread the good word that you DONT need to be paying these crazy $3-$5k per month rent prices in Manhattan/Brooklyn when you can live right over the river in NJ for closer to $2k lol. Plus avoiding those NYC taxes 😉 I forgot to state what I do but I'm a research assistant in finance lol. Keep up the good work you guys! ❤️

[@Essays4College]

23:01 is the best advice anyone can give to a young person. The sooner you can get out of the city and buy a place of your own is the sooner you'll find stability and start building equity. NYC isn't going anywhere. You can always visit.

[@jeremyw.5729]

The actress is like the girl we all knew who said she was going to make it big in NYC.

[@visigoth3696]

I make 120k in a non expensive state without a college degree, contractor life is the way to go!

[@globalfamily8172]

I subbed a few houses. If you can get a great crew, it's a rewarding career.

[@stunseed8385]

A primary doctor in a non-expensive state or rural area in primary care can make up to 400k+ a year. And the specialists? We're looking at 500-700k a year. Only downside is the difficulty of med school, and the hustling of residency, but if you made it, then you made it.

[@urbanexplorer3059]

seems even that isnt enough to survive these days

[@HoneyGold-o3r]

​@stunseed8385 what's more difficult? Being poor or med school?

[@globalfamily8172]

@@HoneyGold-o3r being poor. NO Light at the end of the tunnel.

[@daniel.h2940]

Dangggg, I would love to run into you guys in NY, I work in a hospital, love the channel ✌🏿👍🏾🙏🏿

[@AbhinavKumar-oy7hx]

Yours is one of the best YT content and relevant to so many 👏 and your excitement level is sth to emulate.

[@lazo9510]

Last girl ,blonde , engineer or something like that is wonderful human being 💯

[@ngapuikuemberirua3670]

Good to see some real content on this app.

[@hex__x0x]

Congrats on the 200K subs!! Much love from Algeria.

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

Thank you!!

[@SarahFox-y1f]

It’s amazing marketing and insurance folks make a lot more than teachers and doctors!

[@dallasryder8125]

Dope content

[@egl3369]

For anyone looking to do Medical Laboratory Science it is shift work (often 24/7) and lots of people get repetitive strain injuries from pipetting all day. I left because of burnout. I love science but as a job it has some drawbacks.

[@kikobaliko19]

@@egl3369 work in blood bank. Most of our tests are run in the machines. We only do manual for special test. Lab tech is easy money. 72/hr.

[@pierulo1618]

Great video just wish people will go more into detail about their expenses. I’m a New Yorker 39 years old been making average 11,000 a month net income which is about $175,000 gross a year, for the past 5 years. My expenses are out of control no matter how hard I try. I live with my mom to save money on rent since she has a rent stabilizer apartment. I do have 3 children with everything included my expenses are $6,500 a month. You might be thinking not too bad u can save $3500 a month, wrong some unexpected expense always tends to creep up on me. Example overspent on credit car, car breaks down, children need things, my car get booted or a ticket. Realistically to be financially free in NYC I recommend you make $20,000 a month of net income. These means u can hopefully save half your income. Best advice I can give is that you been lied to your whole life. When people always said don’t worry you still young reality is you are not. You need to start building your empire early in life so when you reach your 30s you are financially set. PS I got an electric scooter best investment ever saves me time and hundreds on gas.

[@Adobo121]

I have 2 cars, a wife that doesn't work and we have a few kids making that. You are just really bad at managing money.

[@LIKEWHATIC]

@@pierulo1618 if you don’t mind me asking. What do you do for a-living to make $175 a year?

[@Bklyn112]

You might want to consider taking another look at your budget. While it is difficult to manage in NY making under 100K, many people do it. You are in a much better position than them.

[@YonexCC]

Southern California when?! I would love to give advice and transparency being a nurse practitioner!

[@flexxnxt]

Being A New Yorker & Living Here My Whole Life You Should Visit Places Outside The Rich Areas Of New York To Get More Of A Reality Of The Salarys.

[@alexgarcia71]

Can you please come to LA & do this!! Thank you. Love your content!!

[@UpWiddetimes]

I live in Brooklyn and work in New Jersey. I would highly recommend New Yorkers to consider roles in New Jersey. I doubled my salary by working in NJ, I make six figures, and it only takes me an hour to commute to work on office days.

[@LightskinKing33]

lmao chill stay over there 🤣 all my coworkers live in NY and they say the same things.

[@keyblade287]

Stay in NYC and find jobs there please. Leave us Jersey people alone

[@UpWiddetimes]

😂😂😂😂 but there’s sooo many vacant positions.

[@Wolverine8091]

@@UpWiddetimes i live in long island and I'm also working in nj and let me tell you this traffic is not joke + the toll, I'm about to quit just because of that, I'm still doing it because I stay in nj but it's not easy

[@nycsimon2024]

Lousy NJ Transit is the deal breaker 😅

[@tanajastancil245]

I was about to say 45K and in NY but she feels fairly compensated lol must really love that passion. But then she said she doesn’t live there. So checks out lol

[@goldhawk420]

@tanajastancil245 yea,she would need to make 250k to live in NY.

[@tanajastancil245]

@@goldhawk420 😬😬😬 damn

[@emilyau8023]

I got one of my coworkers to tell me their salary. They've been with the company for 40+yrs and make 92k...another coworker didn't want to tell me cause it violates the company code which was lame lol

[@jaydel3]

@@goldhawk420 the video clearly shows new yorkers living on less than that.

[@lifegoeson1007]

@@emilyau8023 Just be respectful, not everything is your business

[@reesee175]

I'm on the same path for accounting. Already have an offer for $90k plus $5k SOB and an additional $5k for CPA license in year one.

[@karinagsolomon]

@@reesee175 what's SOB?

[@emilyau8023]

I wish I did accounting instead of tech.

[@Bobab0y]

@@emilyau8023 why is that

[@Deheck-b3p]

@@emilyau8023 tech earns more

[@Bria.W]

I'm a junior majoring in accounting rn. How did you line yourself up to be in that position while in school? Did you just graduate?

[@notyou5594]

I am so surprised by some of those wages. I am from Germany and here it’s always portrayed that the wages in the US, especially in NYC and surrounding metropolitan areas, are so much higher than German/European wages. But actually wages seem to be somewhat comparable, to where I live at least. I do have a law degree and soon will start my trainee program (I am a little less than three years away from finishing my education and working full time) and I already make about € 40k with my part time job. After that, entrance wages for first year lawyers in bigger firms and with a more corporate setting are around 100k to 150k. And bear in mind, even the most expensive city in Germany is FAR away from the cost of living in NYC. It would be very interesting to hear about trainee lawyer’s and first year lawyer’s wages in NYC!

[@MaSa-bp5qe]

Lawyers in really good firms will be making double that here to start.

[@paulschreiber]

Please explain new terms like OTE (I googled it, but I suspect both other folks don't know it either).

[@ttnj09]

@@paulschreiber on target earnings

[@ttnj09]

On target earnings

[@YouAREyoubeYou]

Most people should know it-it’s not a new term.

[@jroome1]

base salary, plus sales commission total

[@TheMetrored]

@@YouAREyoubeYou not if they've never worked on commission

[@DavidsonHangOfficial]

Sales is the word to get $300k is pretty typical for the higher tiers for tech sales at a good company for Strategic or Enterprise Account Executives.

[@mocheen4837]

sales people in my company earn seven figure salaries.

[@marianashleyco]

CPA here. There is a shortage :). I'm now self employed (as a CPA) and we still need more accountants :)

[@Winner01562]

Well I’m looking to hire need for my company

[@Bria.W]

Just graduated with my associates in & now in my second semester towards my bachelor's in accounting. How are you a self employed cpa? For some reason I never considered that as a possibility lmfao

[@Winner01562]

@@Bria.W well hit my line lol I’ll explain how also looking to hire lol

[@Vera-mw6uh]

My plan in 3 years.

[@marianashleyco]

@@Bria.W Hi Bria! First congratulations on wrapping up your associates degree! It's good to see that you are working towards your bachelor's degree in accounting. I may post a video on my YT channel with more information, but here's the short(ish) version: BS in Accounting in 2009 MBA in 2014 CPA as of 2015 Starting working in the field as an accounting clerk in 2006. Job hopped for promotions (relevant to Transparency Street, love this channel). My final corporate job was a financial controller. I left in 2019 to go into business full time. There's a lot between there, so I may make a YT video reviewing all of that because I think that's important.

[@kimd1392]

If you haven’t already, could you make a compilation video of all the nonprofit employees you’ve interviewed?

[@mrmrso228]

The one who left the MTA job made $70k. She left out the excellent health benefits and pension she could have received. My husband works for the MTA. Doesn’t have a day of college but makes a good salary with OT and excellent benefits.

[@amandavelez1]

Hi! I will actually still be receiving a partial pension because I’m vested. I made sure to do that! :) I’m happy for you and your husband; working for MTA is great, my father retired as a TSS…but it’s not for everyone. I almost tore my achilles heal from the boots. I left to follow my dreams. Now I make more money than I did at TA, have more time freedom and am physically healing.

[@Idieah]

my heart literally sank at the “rip “ part I was scared before I read the rest

[@rochelleeallenn]

I still don’t get why teachers are so underpaid like they should be making at least $100,000 year year

[@globalfamily8172]

I worked in the public school system and disagree.

[@andratoma9834]

@@rochelleeallenn they make that in NYC

[@RichyLucch]

On long island public school teachers in my highschool were making 100k atleast and over 160k if they had 20+ years on

[@rodeni-one]

There jobs are important but have shorter work hours less stress and doesnt change much with time.

[@alkhstina78]

@@andratoma9834 Teachers that work 8+ years, hold a master's degree and have high ratings get close to 100k .That said the net pay is more like 70K which considering the amount of work, stress and the cost of living in NYC is very low. The only positive in this job is the pension plan, if you last enough to see retirement . Most teachers quit or transition to another position in the DOE because of the harsh condition of this job.

[@Roadsiderevelationsnyc]

I can def agree $300k for ad sales. If you are an account executive you have to hustle but it is possible i seen an AE make OTE with a check for $800k by closing a $10 million contact he almost passed out lol. Def possible we live in NY you had to hustle but sales is an awesome career , meet lots of great colleagues and education is exciting

[@skyeevl7656]

@Roadsiderevelationsnyc oh wow, as a T-Mobile Retail sale rep I've never thought about this kind of jobs exist out there. What does it take to get Account Executive in Ad Sale? I have no life and I am looking to hustle to make as much money as I can

[@Dr.Beetlejuice110]

The most overpaid career and one of the first careers to go with AI which I can't wait for because I can't stand sales. It's so manipulative and it's so disingenuous. not to mention it's not essential in 2024, with all of the commercials and Google search engines etc. We don't need salesmen. That's part of the reason why malls are dying. Ain't no one wants to be manipulated like that.

[@jacquit.693]

I lived at this intersection (first part of video) in Manhattan, and I have no idea how she's able to interview ppl there! It's always so packed... And loud 😢

[@mind-of-neo]

why did it make me so happy that this is in 4:3?

[@nibmanyebli1111]

The resident physician making a real good money. Usually residents make way more less

[@Irisbluered]

It depends on where you are. I would expect NYC to have around 80k in pay. Other large cities are around high 60s, low 70s. I imagine rural areas are less.

[@nibmanyebli1111]

@@Irisbluered you're right✅

[@Katherine-qs8ws]

Unionized

[@nancyrowe5307]

Interesting that healthcare workers are constantly lower than business! I went from corporate brand marketing to working in the O.R. You get paid WAY WAY better to sell goods than to save lives.

[@ene831]

25:32 she was shocked

[@c0t556]

Bro’s capping

[@blank15053]

go to alaska! i want to hear the salaries there! 😊

[@XxDaHuJlbl4xX]

The gap between $25k/yr and $300k/yr is insane. I’m sure there are plenty of people who earn more than 300k, but I would be shocked if there are people that earn even less than 25k. Also curious if it’s 40hrs a week.

[@innagotavita6117]

@@XxDaHuJlbl4xX he will lose his job quicker than a contracted teacher

[@sdl2320]

Including tourists who don’t actually live/work in NYC makes it difficult to compare salaries…case manager lady from Wisconsin was happy with $40K which is considered low income in NYC 🤨

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

That’s why they all shared where they’re from. You just pointed out the value of that: the same amount can be good pay in different areas, perspective matters. Can’t please everybody 😐

[@andresa6049]

Yeah I think that’s the point bruh. Comparing salaries

[@emilyau8023]

I could tell that IT guy just regurgitated fluff from Reddit. Lol trades? Statistically, trades make less mostly. Also, I don't understand how his pay varies. Internal IT gets paid a set salary. He's questionable.

[@Baracuda-xj6zk]

Something's very wrong in the system when the young pencil-pusher government guy makes more than the older nurse.

[@emilyau8023]

Sales can make a lot of money, but the job security is nonexistent. She has to have a fallback for all that risk.

[@ruchieru]

You make enough where it’s easy to live on your savings for a year or more before you find your next sales job. And there will always be sales jobs. It’s one of the relatively easier fields to get a job in once you’re already in and have experience. Creating a network of people you can call on for referrals on a rainy day is key. So I wouldn’t say it’s as risky as you think.

[@emilyau8023]

@ruchieru sales has always been a high-risk career compared to other roles. You are only as good as your last sale. They are the most likely to be laid off, and you wouldn't have to drain your savings if you had a more stable job. A person needs something to fallback on if they're in a risky role like sales. Since the entry is so low, you will be around less intelligent people, and the ones who stick around are who you compete against.

[@ruchieru]

@@emilyau8023 I think this is also highly dependent on the type of sales. I disagree that “low entry” can be applied to all types of sales, including how risky it is. A more stable type job that pays less is more likely to drain your savings faster if you were laid off.

[@EdAl-f2j]

@@emilyau8023 Yeah sales was one of my highest paying jobs. I was good at it, but it can be a soul crushing job and you have no job security. Also sales is a very shark eat shark world. A LOT of backstabbing. If you are an empathetic and compassionate person it might not be a healthy career path for you.

[@tombrawley7280]

Awesome channel, great interview skills too

[@expensivebuddah]

Wow you were right outside my office building I wish I would have noticed you!

[@Sainax1776]

I work in the hospitality industry in a non managerial position and I make over 100k a year. I don't have a college degree. What helped me get this job is my years of job experience. My advice to future workers. Don't believe college will get you a good paying job. There are trade schools that help you obtain higher wage jobs and you don't have to be in college loan debt.

[@momof4121]

These wages are low for the cost of living in NY! 130k but you spend 5k a month on a place to live oh my. 60k in NJ is like making 7$ an hour with the costs the live in NJ this is just sad!😔

[@sola2351]

Your mindset is sad. 130k is more than enough to live in the city comfortably 😂

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

Woah woah woah…how is this a sad mindset? $100K is roughly $35K in NYC. If you actually live there (betting you don’t), you would know $35K isn’t much in the city. Regardless, their point was that cost of living is high in NY, a fact. Claiming their mindset is sad is a bizarre reaction you took personally.

[@bane3991]

​@SalaryTransparentStreet That's absolutely not true. I lived in NYC. Many of us make half that and we have to manage on that. So someone making 130k and saying it's not enough is a slap in the face to the majority of us. That's why someone took it in a negative way. That lady has no idea how good she has it compared to the majority of us.

[@Facebook782]

25:46 “technically based in New Jersey” I’m dying 😂

[@KE-zk4kc]

$300,000 ad sales?? 🤔

[@shelbyroselaganelli]

probably includes commission

[@runningonemptycalories]

@@shelbyroselaganelli yup. she said its a 50/50 split-meaning $150,000 base, and $150,000 in commission if she hits her quota attainment. Of course, there are accelerators and decelerators of compensation depending on her commission structure. I'm in sales as well.

[@timmo8846]

😮

[@KE-zk4kc]

@@runningonemptycalories to me even 150 base seems high for ad sales but wherever.

[@nycsimon2024]

$150,000 is considered a good starting salary for a software engineer in big tech in Bay Area. Ad sales!? 😂

[@Andrew-jp3jb]

Great video!

[@RS-jb1lf]

Wow the young hottie is making $300k a year. Amazing work 👏

[@notyourbestie]

Advertising - 300k a year. Teacher - 60k a year. Average wage to live comfortable in NY - $138,570 a year. This says a lot about our society today. Priorities really are different now. Profit is what's more important than child rearing. Why would the top earners care to give proper education to students? Then there wont be another set of slaves to work for them. Or another set of dumbs to buy their products. What a messed up society.

[@di5833]

When they go into kindergarten they know more than you think. How can you just underestimate young people just cause of their age.

[@Rin-le5ud]

I love long videos!

[@micahsnow346]

I would love if you could ask people: how do you deal with/overcome self-doubt in your career

[@schw0373]

The fact that that last gal who's a mechanical engineer doesn't feel well compensated at $100K is really depressing.

[@TheShmekler]

@15:08 Us creative people never get the monies. :( Keep grinding girl!!

[@bernnyfelix7565]

Anyone notice that the more bogus the title of the job, the highest the earning? Wouldn’t be surprised that some people are over-estimating their earnings. Additionally, not just how much do you make but how many hours do you work to earn a specific salary. For example, I have friends who work half the year and make 320k, which is a totally different schedule than working 5-6 days per week the entire year.

[@genxtechguy]

Most of these jobs won’t have the same high salary in the rest of the country. This is NY. Different world.

[@shelbyroselaganelli]

$40k is well compensated in Wisconsin.... omg 🤣

[@jaydel3]

Wisconsin has lower cost of living

[@creepcraddle]

I mean if you live frugally im sure you could make it work

[@momof4121]

@@shelbyroselaganelli costs of living disparities in the US just blows my mind. 40k for her profession is what the pay was in Philadelphia over 12 years ago for that same job. I thought the samething 40k and well compensated but when she said Wisconsin I said ohhh that makes sense 😂 wages are so stagnant in the NE regions and speaking on Philadelphia metro mainly.

[@zay.405]

Under 100k in NYC is literally poverty.

[@awibs57]

factually true, although you can do MUCH better by dipping to 18k and getting medicaid (spoken as someone who has navigated both ends of that in NYC.) 19-50k is the death zone

[@Adobo121]

Even 100k is hard with children and cost of living

[@Chicago48]

Well it seems that THOSE NYers are doing great and they're happy.

[@emilyau8023]

You know those people making 70k or less is getting help somehow. They need more pay to live comfortably in NY.

[@emilyau8023]

You know those people making 70k or less is getting help somehow. They need more pay to live comfortably in NY.

[@fourplayerarcade]

⁠@@emilyau8023 Yeah I mean most new yorkers live with family, significant other or room mates- if that all counts as “getting help” I understand your perspective!

[@Bambarbia2447]

Most of those salaries sounded too low for NYC. I was fully expecting to hear more like 200K-300K

[@vivianongjy0913]

3 years experience for 130k?! GIRL WHICH COMPANY

[@emilyau8023]

It's management consulting. Basically, it makes the world worse for big corporations.

[@vivianongjy0913]

@@emilyau8023 I know it’s management consulting I’m wondering which company 😂

[@ceeIoc]

Probably a big 4

[@SAMMYJR00777]

Lies lol

[@Eyaeyaho123]

@@ceeIocwhich big four? There are only big 3 for MBB

[@HappyBeeTV-BeeHappy]

The question is: How are people making it in NYC? 🤣

[@jpizziie]

big up to trinidad

[@Eyaeyaho123]

Man, that mechanical engineering lady literally looks like a model lol😅

[@shadyapp7416]

1st lady was lying.. 300k😂

[@nobody8059]

3:12 wow ❤

[@IL_Bgentyl]

The issue with pay is everyone says gross pay. You don’t take home gross pay.

[@johnmor3541]

Not everyone is on a W2. Some people are on 1099 so they get the full amount first and pay taxes at the end of each year. And people making like 80k on 1099 will pay different amounts of taxes and it changes by year as well.

[@IL_Bgentyl]

@@johnmor3541100% but you can make up your gross income up. Take home is what you actually have to spend.

[@IL_Bgentyl]

@@johnmor3541 point is moot. You still know your take home/average. Knowing your annual income tax liability is more important as a 1099

[@TamekaMelvin]

So what, when your hired on they offer you a gross salary not a net like duh

[@bane3991]

The last girl who thinks 100k isnt enough money.........a bulk of us make half that or less. 100k is well above national average.

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

In NYC, $100K is a lot less than it would be in most areas of the country. It’s important to understand how COL affects pay and that it should absolutely be higher in higher COL areas.

[@bane3991]

@SalaryTransparentStreet I lived in NYC and still currently live close by. Most of us aren't making anything near that. I don't know about other places, but in NYC that's a ridiculous amount of money.

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/where-is-100000-salary-worth-the-most-least-in-the-us/ $100K is less than $31K in NYC. Great article for your reference ☝️

[@michaeldejesus8234]

@@SalaryTransparentStreet It's quite sad that you are relying on a poorly written article as opposed to everyday people who live in the 5 boroughs to determine affordability in NYC. Do better.

[@michaeldejesus8234]

@@bane3991 This KZbinr is here to promote a narrative that isn't true. I'm a native New Yorker born and raised. The data tends to get heavily skewed due to specific zip codes in the 5 boroughs that are some of the most expensive in the world. Granted $100K isn't quite what it once was. However, we both know there are plenty of lower middle class areas in the 5 boroughs where $100K will still afford someone a decent lifestyle.

[@DOGB14]

Some/many People’s feelings about wealth/status seems so relative. You can see the girl engineer towards the ends feel uncomfortable once she hears of how much the consultant guy was making, even though she made more than many others in the video.

[@manjahmanju5656]

Can you do a video of truck driver work and pay scales

[@momof4121]

@@manjahmanju5656 that would be a great video! Because basic truck drivers get paid the same no matter where they live usually the specialty makes the difference or the company they work for

[@sauceboss18]

I had to Google OTE also

[@Macizem73]

great vid btw, so you know when you see a therapist and they ask you "so how does that make you feel?" this vid makes me feel bitter, don't get me wrong its a great vid and its interesting to hear peoples work life trajectory and income, but at about half way through this vid I got really annoyed... the universe decided to F with me from the get go, my life started as such, 18 to 30 I had maybe 75 different jobs, couldn't hold a job for the life of me, after that spent my 30s and 40s doing nothing, at around age 44 I discovered I have food allergies and that's what caused fight or flight, then at 47 discovered antihistamine, no more fight or flight, then covid came and went and now I'm 50 turning 51, trying to figure out what the hell to do with my life.... lol so I'm a little bitter that a food allergy screwed me out of 30 years.... some people don't get a fair shot at this thing...

[@danielle-q1t]

As a social worker I am so tired of hearing teachers complain about how much they are underpaid. Teachers on average make $60k, social workers make $40k. We work full time, year round without any breaks. Social workers are drastically underpaid.

[@Freshtaa16]

@@danielle-q1t it’s not a contest. Teachers are objectively underpaid

[@Babugee9]

Go take your comparative suffering self elsewhere.. As a citizen of the world I'm tired of hearing people salary shame others and trying to dismiss and invalidate their struggle.

[@trapbois4573]

Nobody is forcing you to be a social worker. You are free to choose a career that works for you. Both are extremely important jobs. Both are underpaid and thats an undeniable fact.

[@Sabodable]

Teachers are whiners.

[@madamenoire6830]

This is why people don’t want to share what they make. Most people feel they are not paid enough no matter what job, career or field. If you feel you’re under paid then look for another job. As long as you work for someone they control your pay. As an Entrepreneur I control my pay, but I also work longer hours because I’ve got more at stake. Also people that work for me have different skill levels I pay based on the value the person brings. I can have two people that have a different work ethic and experience levels. I compensate well to those that are proficient at what they do, reliable and ambitious.

[@salahuddinnoorzad]

Good channel. Could any one tell me, if it is necessary long or short term of any kind of education for the people of age 50 years who are looking for a job? Which one should they start to? Or you think they don't need and they just should find simple jobs that don't need any proficiency or education background? Regards

[@RyanElliot]

Man, if 60k for a teacher is underpaid we live on different planets

[@2Casual]

Ask about student loan debt.

[@nosporai]

Is it true that on average paid holidays in US are 10 days? We live in Ireland and we have minimum 21 days. This is the thing most unmotivated us to move to US

[@Enervia]

I guess so but it also depends on the company you work for. I work in reinsurance and I get 25 days PTO (Paid Time Off) + 13 federal holidays + statutory sick leave days. I'm only in my first year.

[@nosporai]

@ nice! I work with insurance, so would you say that the same “field” would have the same benefits?

[@Enervia]

@@nosporai in the insurance field, most reputable companies would offer around about the same benefits and if not, there's always room for negotiation when it comes to the compensation package during the interview stage. You can benchmark it against comparative companies and they'll more often than not, match their competitors.

[@FreeAgent797]

Nurses are severely underpaid.

[@Cjslady]

$40,000/yr for BA in Psychology is extremely low there’s no way I’d accept that

[@blank15053]

what is 300 ot? does she mean 300,000? can someone explain please

[@alexandera5217]

Ote is on target earnings its essentially hitting your sales quota set by management each year or at the start of employment and yes she means 300k

[@blank15053]

thank you alex 😊

[@SAMMYJR00777]

It is a lie 😂 trust me

[@TamekaMelvin]

@@SAMMYJR00777 yea I was in ad sales, car sales, copier sales etc. I'm sure she makes 100k maybe even less lol

[@kylem1078]

That last lady is delusional. Mechanical Engineering is one of the highest paying fields in the world. Just because it does not pay as well as software, does not mean it isn't a great field. Also Mechanical Engineering has a much better job market than software. The only problem for her is that she lives in NYC. Also complaining about 100k when you don't have much experience is crazy.

[@Razialia]

@@kylem1078 I disagree. mechanical engineers are one of the lowest paying engineer roles because it is a general field. Once you specialize and in line with the trends of the market (think AI), your potential for higher wages increases drastically. It also depends on the company and field for mechanical engineer so there is a wide range

[@kylem1078]

@Razialia Even the lowest paid MEs are still above the majority of college graduates. Just because a field isn't the best field possible, doesn't mean it is a bad field to ho into. Also mechanical is broad, so you can choose to specialize if you want to make more money.

[@jcabslovesu2]

@@kylem1078 I agree, Also it depends on the person. I think I dislike how she focuses on the money as opposed to finding ways to improve her skills with her Engineering Degree. ALSO depending what school you went to, college debt is not crazy. I went to University of California to get my ME Degree and got out with 30K loan (some help from scholarship, NO Help from parents) which i am almost done paying off. I am an ME specialize in Thermal, I make at least 120K. What I also like about this degree is how broad and open it is for me to pursue different areas of engineering without needing a masters degree.

[@C1K450]

@@Razialiaa degree in mechanical engineering still makes way more than 90% of the other degrees out there. Engineering, law, healthcare, finance, tech, and life/physical science majors pay pretty good just about anywhere in the country.

[@onetallgirl78]

Because ME covers such a broad range of industries there is a lot she can do that still relates to relevant course experience that she did in school. It's probably one of the more easier engineering disciplines to go in a hybrid role. Everything is digital, she should have done digitally integrated mechanical engineering work anyway. If she wants more money, she can pivot like any other working adult to an area/company that pays her higher compensation

[@josephfisher7709]

I wonder what retirement plans people have who aren't making much more than their living expenses

[@jasonusa]

The last interview with the Asian guy and white girl was interesting. The girl was apparently surprised that he makes $170k.

[@nellycandelas4875]

Can u ask is they think college is beneficial for getting into making income

[@dakotaxu4792]

She should interview a waiter or waitress and then she will surely be shocked as to how little they make, how much abuse they are subjected to by owners, managers and customers 😂😂😂

[@iexist7408]

@@dakotaxu4792 Im a waitress (been one for 9 years) and I was hoping to hear if she’d interview one in this video

[@thendino1]

Can anyone explain 50-50 split 300 OT???

[@leenam.4578]

I think the actress meant she just got on Medicaid not Medicare (for those over 65 or on disability,).

[@jalmon9478]

The first person can pay 2g further uptown. She doesn’t have to pay what she does..

[@radwankerallah344]

11:30 Bro is a professional yapper.