Wonder
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It depends on where the job is and what the responsibilies are. If you manage 50 assistant vice presidents in New York City, it's a pitiful salary; but if you collect garbage in Modesto CA, it's pretty good.
-MM |
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jbortfeld
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It depends on where you live and what the typical cost of living is. It also depends on how much experience you have. In NYC, it wouldn't be considered very good. |
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M00ND0CT0R
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depends on where you live |
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cwb63ss
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in most cases yes but it depends on what you do |
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aerynnec
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Absolutely, unless you have very inflated expectations. Even for a big family it would work. It's about twice what we make and I we're doing just fine.
If you live in Los Angeles, I would call it decent money and not good money. Housing there is so much! |
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ecamp97
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It's great unless your spending habits are like a debutant or you have to be a prostitute to earn it. |
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Thin Kaboudit
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$80,000 a year is a few bucks short of twice the "average American family"'s income of $42K/year, so I guess that's a "yes"... |
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Drew
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I would take it if i can take Monday morning off. Also I would like tow hours lunches. And I do want to get out early to miss the rush hours traffic. And I would need Friday after noon off to get ready for the week end.
And i want a parking spot with my name on it, and a window |
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Irena N
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For those who get 79 000. |
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Cymbaline
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I could live comfortably on $80,000 a year. So, yes, it's good. |
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Frank Castle
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No.
I suggest you to go back to school to get an MBA. (You will make at least $100,000.00 USD) |
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digitex30189
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Um, not really, if you're comparing it to what bill gates makes every minute. |
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