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I'm not "milking" it but I make more than that on UIB. I also don't have to accept employment that is outside my skill set. With that being said, I'm going to have to do something because my benefits end in 6 weeks, I'm tired of being at home every day and I can't afford to not have something coming in.
Also, you're not required to accept employment that pays less than UIB, correct?
I had a recruiter contact me wanting to know how I felt about an entry level engineering position. Great I say, meets all of what I'm hoping to land. Then he asks me how I felt about $20-$22/hr. I seriously couldn't hold back the laughter. He ensures me that that is great pay, because it is entry level. I tell him not to contact me again and hang up.
Eh its a lot better than $11 per hour. Plus, plenty of folks with more education are starting off for less. Sure $40k a year isnt great and if you can do better, then good for you
Eh its a lot better than $11 per hour. Plus, plenty of folks with more education are starting off for less. Sure $40k a year isnt great and if you can do better, then good for you
This is true, but when the average starting salary is over $60k, offering 40k is absurd.
I have to at least give them credit for posting the pay rate so they don't waste anybody's time applying and interviewing unless they are desperate. Not posting pay ranges is a chronic problem these days; I've interviewed for jobs not knowing if it was a $35K job or a $70K job.
it doesn't sound like a reputable place if all that is required to be a professor is an associate's degree and three years of experience.
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