[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]. . . I know people who had 10 years experienced 10 years ago are making ~80% more today than they did 10 years ago.[/quote]
You must work in a mighty “lucrative” field then, AN![/quote]
Those people work for the government (federal not city or state) :-D.
[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN][quote=bearishgurl]Those people work for the government (federal not city or state):-D.[/quote]
They must have gotten several promotions since 2000 :=P[/quote]
Their work is secret, so I have no idea what they do. All I know is they get inflation adjusted raise of 2-3% a year. Then there’s raises due to performance and possible promotion.
[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN][quote=bearishgurl]Those people work for the government (federal not city or state):-D.[/quote]
They must have gotten several promotions since 2000 :=P[/quote]
Their work is secret, so I have no idea what they do. All I know is they get inflation adjusted raise of 2-3% a year. Then there’s raises due to performance and possible promotion.
[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN][quote=bearishgurl]Those people work for the government (federal not city or state):-D.[/quote]
They must have gotten several promotions since 2000 :=P[/quote]
Their work is secret, so I have no idea what they do. All I know is they get inflation adjusted raise of 2-3% a year. Then there’s raises due to performance and possible promotion.
[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN][quote=bearishgurl]Those people work for the government (federal not city or state):-D.[/quote]
They must have gotten several promotions since 2000 :=P[/quote]
Their work is secret, so I have no idea what they do. All I know is they get inflation adjusted raise of 2-3% a year. Then there’s raises due to performance and possible promotion.
[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN][quote=bearishgurl]Those people work for the government (federal not city or state):-D.[/quote]
They must have gotten several promotions since 2000 :=P[/quote]
Their work is secret, so I have no idea what they do. All I know is they get inflation adjusted raise of 2-3% a year. Then there’s raises due to performance and possible promotion.
[quote=AN]
Go read the data and come back here and tell me what you see.[/quote]
I see data that hasn’t been adjusted for inflation. The SignOnSanDiego data is adjusted for inflation and shows that buying power of the median household has gone down over the last nine years.
[quote=AN]
Go read the data and come back here and tell me what you see.[/quote]
I see data that hasn’t been adjusted for inflation. The SignOnSanDiego data is adjusted for inflation and shows that buying power of the median household has gone down over the last nine years.
[quote=AN]
Go read the data and come back here and tell me what you see.[/quote]
I see data that hasn’t been adjusted for inflation. The SignOnSanDiego data is adjusted for inflation and shows that buying power of the median household has gone down over the last nine years.
[quote=AN]
Go read the data and come back here and tell me what you see.[/quote]
I see data that hasn’t been adjusted for inflation. The SignOnSanDiego data is adjusted for inflation and shows that buying power of the median household has gone down over the last nine years.
