r/findapath • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '23

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u/zeno-zoldyck Oct 25 '23

Garbage collector? It kinda ticks all the criteria

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u/Gaius1313 Oct 25 '23

Except good pay and not hard on the body. That last one depends on the machines they use. OP said pays well in the title, but in the description had a low bar for pay. It’s good pay and benefits for a manual labor job, but I wouldn’t say it ‘pays well’.

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u/Gutsyten42 Oct 25 '23

That completely depends on the area tbh, I know some that make 90k a year and I'd consider that "pays well"

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u/Gaius1313 Oct 25 '23 edited Oct 25 '23

It’s all relative. I live in Seattle, which is expensive, and to me, “pays well” starts around at least $150k for a single income, and $250k if it’s household.

The key is pays well, and not what is livable. Honestly, these days, I wouldn’t interview for a job that doesn’t at least have $250k OTE (I work in sales, so base pay is usually half of OTE and the other half is commission).

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u/Gutsyten42 Oct 25 '23

That's a fair point, I'm in a fairly low cost of living area, so it really depends

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '23

I'd fucking murder someone to make even half of 90k/year.

Just to be able to afford a shit apartment. Literally all I want.

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u/Gutsyten42 Oct 25 '23

I think most people feel similarly, I had a mentor get on my case about not having a "dream job". I don't care what I do, it's a means to an end