State you're job, salary, and age. No trolling edition:

20 years old

>fortran software developer
>68k a year
>33

NEET
€23,000/year
29

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Hgv mechanic £40k 30yo

>Executive Managerial Secretary of Dietetics & Nutritional Studies Supervisor at Wendy's
>$130,000 annual salary
>28 years young

Doubt

Software developer
$98,000/year + stock
31

Don't care what you believe nigger

Nah regular officer but I'm in SWAT, traffic team and conduct computer forensic investigations.

28 btw

lier. I work 45 hours a week and only €20K per annum. you get 23 for doing nothing?

awful lot of eurofags in this thread.

Student
Like 10k a year
21

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Pilot
600-700k. Varies
33

I'm a job, salary, and age. There I stated exactly what you asked for. Don't know why everyone else is giving troll answers that have nothing to do with the original question.

>No job
>£3000 a month allowance from my father
>32

Hey i heard you can donate blood or organs after 10 years of flying due to radiation exposure.

Is that true?

Sounds like your living the dream user what do you do to kill time?

die pig

22
Arby’s
9.50/hr

Watching films, reading, going to the gym. Pretty standard stuff really.

I see what you did here

I live in Scandinavia. Gas is €1.55/liter, a 500ml tub of Ben & Jerry's is €12, average price for a 2 br apartment is €1,005, a Mazda 3 Hatchback starts at €33,500.

Actor, depends on project (16k for 3 days of filming) on my last job, 28.

My stepfather’s daughter
stepdaughter stuff
Guess who’s getting a new car?

Someone’s got to pay for their “free” healthcare

sous chef
£24000
24

Insurance Broker
23
$40,000 Salary

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Light duty auto tech, Heavy duty diesel mechanic
about $50k a year
22

Accountant
30 years
$104K

Home Manager for DD
31k
38

Same, as an HA. what's your rate?

A bus with wings? Lol you'd be happy at 60k you home.

Gotta have the navy you dumb cunt

Building consultant/project manager in retail
50k a year
23

Lead network engineer, 160k plus bonus usually is around 30-40 % of salary depending on goals met throughout the year.

Marine pilot

Yeah they usually make around a 100k. Fun job though.

Lol Jesus. Marine as in water

Working at burger king while studying at uni. ~3$/hour, ~4 after 6pm. Not much, but its enough where i live. I’m 25, a year from becoming a pharmacist.

Dick slurpee artist. 10 dollars a pop that's 60 dollars a hour and usually free slurpees and snowballs from 7-11 that I practice with and get tipped.

Can you choose the flavor of the stock or is it like chicken in default?

Auto Sales
60k
30

Hm. So what do you pilot?

Foreign ships that enter U.S. waters

Not that user but you do pilot boats.

You're like a captain or something? Or are you serious about making half a million driving a boat lol

First class pilots license issued by coast guard. Yes I'm serious. The average pay for a maritime pilot in the U.S. is about 400 to 450k.

As I said, I'm not that user.

Wow. What do you guys so?

When a foreign ship enters a U.S. port, a state designated pilot boards the ship and serves as local knowledge for the ship. We take the conn(term for who is giving the commands to the helsman) and bring the ship into the port. The captain of the ship is still ultimately in charge but we get the ship to it's berth or anchorage

Ah makes sense why the high pay. You guys ever deal with crazy situations or what?

€ 55.000 a year
Sell plaster figurines

38

99% of the time, no. It's the 1% where we earn our pay. Nothing like piloting a 900 foot loaded tanker in the fog in a 500 foot wide channel with a 5 knot current. Balls in your throat scary

banker
340,000$ incl. bonus last year
28

Ps: And I thought that I was doing well

But what most of you earn!?

37, retired from engineering after selling company
$14k a month from the rest of my life in residual income from licensing a patent
Waiting for clearance to finish transactions to sell company.
>mfw I can already live on the $14k a month and have no real need for the $34m the company sold for.

>radiation protection supervisor
>120k
>26

this

Medical retirement
$12k per year
34

Fisherman, 5 fish a day, 23 y/o

Haha yeah I bet. Looked here online. Seems like it's a range of pay but I'm guessing you need a load of experience to get to that level of piloting? By the way, what city are you guys in? The port in Los Angeles has some high paying g jobs like that too. But I heard the wait list is like endless.

>Programmer at a Microsoft studio
>$11/h
I would not have accepted this were it not for the fact that it's my first job in the industry and the credentials are superb.

marine corps infantry
e2 pay
19

Worth noting that it's net, not gross.

I'm in the southern U.S. Not going to get too specific. Yea experience varies. Most require a 4 year degree from one of the 6 state maritime academies, an unlimited officers license which varies by level, and x amount of experience at a certain level. I'd say the average is about 10 to 20 years from the start of college to become a full time pilot

t. niggers

CNA
12.50 on weekdays, 13.50 midnights, 14.50 midnight weekends
19

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>President of the United States of America
>$900/per hours a week
>72yo

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Dayyymn dude. Well awesome man. How old are you?

33

CEO of Yea Forums

I make $14/hour

Sweet. I'm looking at some of the experience needed and it looks like it's exp on giant ships with leadership roles. You were on the water for some time I'm guessing? Were you in the Navy?

Yea experience varies, but you generally need an unlimited officers license whether it be a chief, master, etc. The only route to go now would be a state maritime academy and work your way up in a company to obtain the bigger licenses. Then you can start applying for jobs within specific ports. It's extremely selective because there aren't that many pilots. Some ports only have a handful like 5 or 6. Some of the bigger ports will have 100 or more

And holy shit the requirements are nuts. No wonder they have the openings lol

Yeah dude, pretty impressive stuff. Had no idea such a career existed.

Do you ever get tired of the water? My ass is stuck in an office all day working on firewalls, routers, and switches. Have to dress business. Lol I'm guessing you guys dress comfortably?

I wear slacks and a collared shirt. I don't get tired of it because the job changes every single day. I'm in a busy port so every day at work is different

Good stuff. Good stuff. Hey since you're always dealing with different stuff from different countries, you guys ever catch anyone smuggling stuff in?

I've never seen it myself(not exactly looking), but we've had armed security on ships because there were person's of interest on board

Indian curry maker
0.10 dollars and hour
2

>Job
Banker
>Salary
about 100k base + Bonus (which can take it up to 200k)
>Age
25

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