When people ask how much your income is..

b1adesofcha0s · 08-22-2011, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by birdmanx1

It had to be quite a change for your wife Dan. This is going to be B1ades a few years at a BBQ:
Unknown# Hey B1ades, nice lambo for a 23 years old who just got out of college. How much do you make?
B1ades - surrounded by numerous groupies# Too much
Unknown# Come on man, how much?
B1ades - snapping his fingers at one of the groupie, she pulls $100 bill from his guccy jeans and wipes his face, then tosses the money# Oil money, young molah on the uprise

You get repped for that one man

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Originally Posted by Red__Zed

Isamu: **** like that makes me mad!

That was sooo funny. I think that might have been when he first went prem though.

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Originally Posted by shadoquad

If a coworker asks you, that's completely inappropriate. It only breeds discontent. People negotiate their salaries 1-on-1. If you find out that Joey McSlackazz is making 5k more a year, you'll get mad, even if it was your fault for not negotiating better when you took the job.

I'm only working at an internship now so I still get paid hourly. Don't really think that matters too much compared to an actual salary. I wouldn't mind telling close friends and family exactly how much I make, but outside of that no one needs to know. Although I have been tempted to ask my supervisor how much he makes. Mostly just to get an idea of how much I would get if I got a full time job working here after I graduate.

shadoquad · 08-22-2011, 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s

I'm only working at an internship now so I still get paid hourly. Don't really think that matters too much compared to an actual salary. I wouldn't mind telling close friends and family exactly how much I make, but outside of that no one needs to know. Although I have been tempted to ask my supervisor how much he makes. Mostly just to get an idea of how much I would get if I got a full time job working here after I graduate.

It is different when talking to a supervisor, or when you're interning, but if you're on a team of professionals, there's no reason to ask that question. Just comb job openings to see what the industry standard is and measure yourself that way.

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