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September 4, 2008 at 9:19 PM in reply to: OT: How to balance budget & bonus 90% approval rating #266492
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ParticipantHad someone look up IEEE 2008 salary with these specs:
San Diego, PhD, 15 years experience+, senior level 8 (equivalent to GS-15 or Academic Department Head or Dean), communications industry, manages 25 engineers,
basically supersmart engineer at QCOM working 15 years managing entire dept with several patents.
$160-220K (median to 90% percentile)
Of course I wont even mention the $5 Million in stock options for this lady.
So yes, all you bitter engineers should realize that everyone is making $150K except for you lazy ME’s, ASIC designers, etc. Better watch out those genius “engineers” from India with their 6 month Oracle diplomas are gonna take over your job because you people are so lazy and nobody wants to do real work. But I digress.
ParticipantHad someone look up IEEE 2008 salary with these specs:
San Diego, PhD, 15 years experience+, senior level 8 (equivalent to GS-15 or Academic Department Head or Dean), communications industry, manages 25 engineers,
basically supersmart engineer at QCOM working 15 years managing entire dept with several patents.
$160-220K (median to 90% percentile)
Of course I wont even mention the $5 Million in stock options for this lady.
So yes, all you bitter engineers should realize that everyone is making $150K except for you lazy ME’s, ASIC designers, etc. Better watch out those genius “engineers” from India with their 6 month Oracle diplomas are gonna take over your job because you people are so lazy and nobody wants to do real work. But I digress.
ParticipantHad someone look up IEEE 2008 salary with these specs:
San Diego, PhD, 15 years experience+, senior level 8 (equivalent to GS-15 or Academic Department Head or Dean), communications industry, manages 25 engineers,
basically supersmart engineer at QCOM working 15 years managing entire dept with several patents.
$160-220K (median to 90% percentile)
Of course I wont even mention the $5 Million in stock options for this lady.
So yes, all you bitter engineers should realize that everyone is making $150K except for you lazy ME’s, ASIC designers, etc. Better watch out those genius “engineers” from India with their 6 month Oracle diplomas are gonna take over your job because you people are so lazy and nobody wants to do real work. But I digress.
ParticipantHad someone look up IEEE 2008 salary with these specs:
San Diego, PhD, 15 years experience+, senior level 8 (equivalent to GS-15 or Academic Department Head or Dean), communications industry, manages 25 engineers,
basically supersmart engineer at QCOM working 15 years managing entire dept with several patents.
$160-220K (median to 90% percentile)
Of course I wont even mention the $5 Million in stock options for this lady.
So yes, all you bitter engineers should realize that everyone is making $150K except for you lazy ME’s, ASIC designers, etc. Better watch out those genius “engineers” from India with their 6 month Oracle diplomas are gonna take over your job because you people are so lazy and nobody wants to do real work. But I digress.
ParticipantHad someone look up IEEE 2008 salary with these specs:
San Diego, PhD, 15 years experience+, senior level 8 (equivalent to GS-15 or Academic Department Head or Dean), communications industry, manages 25 engineers,
basically supersmart engineer at QCOM working 15 years managing entire dept with several patents.
$160-220K (median to 90% percentile)
Of course I wont even mention the $5 Million in stock options for this lady.
So yes, all you bitter engineers should realize that everyone is making $150K except for you lazy ME’s, ASIC designers, etc. Better watch out those genius “engineers” from India with their 6 month Oracle diplomas are gonna take over your job because you people are so lazy and nobody wants to do real work. But I digress.
ParticipantI think I posted somewhere about oil peaking on Memorial Day, but it actually peaked on 4th of July. Looking back last few years oil peaks in the spring during the change to summer fuel. Just a lot more speculation this year pushed it higher and into the summer.
ParticipantI think I posted somewhere about oil peaking on Memorial Day, but it actually peaked on 4th of July. Looking back last few years oil peaks in the spring during the change to summer fuel. Just a lot more speculation this year pushed it higher and into the summer.
ParticipantI think I posted somewhere about oil peaking on Memorial Day, but it actually peaked on 4th of July. Looking back last few years oil peaks in the spring during the change to summer fuel. Just a lot more speculation this year pushed it higher and into the summer.
ParticipantI think I posted somewhere about oil peaking on Memorial Day, but it actually peaked on 4th of July. Looking back last few years oil peaks in the spring during the change to summer fuel. Just a lot more speculation this year pushed it higher and into the summer.
ParticipantI think I posted somewhere about oil peaking on Memorial Day, but it actually peaked on 4th of July. Looking back last few years oil peaks in the spring during the change to summer fuel. Just a lot more speculation this year pushed it higher and into the summer.
August 9, 2008 at 9:12 PM in reply to: rumor about capital gain exclusion for primary residence #255204ParticipantI posted a thread in July with zero comments, crowded out by the more important topics like moonwalkers.
http://piggington.com/the_hidden_tax_traps_in_the_housingrescue_bill
“The personal resident exclusion is still good on your personal home. However, you’ll be paying taxes on the sale of your vacation home, or rental property converted to a home. The tax will be based on the amount of days the house was not a qualified personal residence divided by the total number of days you owned it. This ratio is multiplied by the amount of gain realized on the sale of the property.”
August 9, 2008 at 9:12 PM in reply to: rumor about capital gain exclusion for primary residence #255378ParticipantI posted a thread in July with zero comments, crowded out by the more important topics like moonwalkers.
http://piggington.com/the_hidden_tax_traps_in_the_housingrescue_bill
“The personal resident exclusion is still good on your personal home. However, you’ll be paying taxes on the sale of your vacation home, or rental property converted to a home. The tax will be based on the amount of days the house was not a qualified personal residence divided by the total number of days you owned it. This ratio is multiplied by the amount of gain realized on the sale of the property.”
August 9, 2008 at 9:12 PM in reply to: rumor about capital gain exclusion for primary residence #255382ParticipantI posted a thread in July with zero comments, crowded out by the more important topics like moonwalkers.
http://piggington.com/the_hidden_tax_traps_in_the_housingrescue_bill
“The personal resident exclusion is still good on your personal home. However, you’ll be paying taxes on the sale of your vacation home, or rental property converted to a home. The tax will be based on the amount of days the house was not a qualified personal residence divided by the total number of days you owned it. This ratio is multiplied by the amount of gain realized on the sale of the property.”
August 9, 2008 at 9:12 PM in reply to: rumor about capital gain exclusion for primary residence #255439ParticipantI posted a thread in July with zero comments, crowded out by the more important topics like moonwalkers.
http://piggington.com/the_hidden_tax_traps_in_the_housingrescue_bill
“The personal resident exclusion is still good on your personal home. However, you’ll be paying taxes on the sale of your vacation home, or rental property converted to a home. The tax will be based on the amount of days the house was not a qualified personal residence divided by the total number of days you owned it. This ratio is multiplied by the amount of gain realized on the sale of the property.”
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