What do you do? (1 Viewer)

[LoudHogRider]

I approve of throwing shoes at @Mavsker , but he's probably one of the last of the posters I would believe works at a three letter agency. He's got a brother in the Russian Army for chrissakes!

 

[God is a Husker]

This is very accurate. Any lawyer billing you $385 an hour is probably not making a killing and many, many lawyers don’t do all that well especially on an hourly basis if you actually do the math.

You can definitely make a lot of money as a lawyer, but it’s a pretty big gamble when law school costs upwards of $180K and the great majority of people aren’t going into big law.

Yep. I negotiate a lot of contract terms and rates and I'm sure the principles of billable rates vs actual costs in the law world aren't too different from large scale construction. The billable rates I negotiate include not just the salaries for those people, but their benefits, taxes, fee for the firm, etc. Billable rates vs actual salaries are a long distance apart.

A while ago I did an analysis using avg costs of education & salaries for both doctors and lawyers vs what I make with my bachelor's in Dumbfuckery from UNK. The ROI on my $35k piece of paper is a lot more attractive than the likeliest scenario of shelling out law school money for a lower starting salary later in life. Not true in every case but the data indicates it would be for most

@God is a Husker is rich though

What Hollywood tells you being a Lawyer is like:

What being a Lawyer is actually like:

 

[Huskerzz9457]

I probably shouldn't say this but I work for a government agency is often abbreviated with three letters. I get paid handsomely for keeping tabs on several of you.

Please ignore my folder of big boobed MILFs

 

[HuskerDocCo]

farmer, you stupid sumbitch

 

[Lionsfan93]

I probably shouldn't say this but I work for a government agency is often abbreviated with three letters. I get paid handsomely for keeping tabs on several of you.

MIB???

 

[Kaladin]

farmer, you stupid sumbitch

 

[MtnHusker]

Telecom Engineering, 26 years. My job is pretty cush. I don't work incredibly that hard and get paid decent, but if I ever needed a new career, I'd be fucked at my age.

My brothers both are Telcom Engineers and have been doing it for 20+ years. One owned a Telcom Engineering company for a few years. He had about 100 employees and was making mad coin but then the Dot Bomb hit and he had to shut it down. I actually helped out on some projects for a while when I was moving around. They mainly now deal with Charter/Spectrum but some Verizon. Nothing earth shattering moneywise now for them but pays the bills and they can work remotely.

 

[Chi7397]

No different than medical doctors: 50% of all lawyers graduate in the bottom half of their class.

When I graduated, if you were outside the top 20% you were basically fucked and I went to a top 20 school (out of like 250).

 

[BluesBucksNHuskers]

I sell tech stuff to college athletic departments. Fun stuff

 

[Fitzjess21]

I changed careers 7 years ago and glad I did. I started working in retail, Menards, and was a manager for 5 years. Became a parts manager at a John Deere dealer and was let go for no reason. Decided to go back to school and get my teaching certificate. 7 years later I'm a certified business teacher teaching English to juniors and seniors.

It's not great pay, but I like it a hell of a lot better than what I was doing before. I also started my own business 7 years ago to. I make and sell my own bbq sauce, Fitzke BBQ.

 

[Mavsker]

I approve of throwing shoes at @Mavsker , but he's probably one of the last of the posters I would believe works at a three letter agency. He's got a brother in the Russian Army for chrissakes!

You throw a shoe at me I'm dodging it like Dubya Bush

 

[ChocaEgg]

You throw a shoe at me I'm dodging it like Dubya Bush

 

[kevost]

What kind of IT job did you have?

Started in telecommunications working on small businesses. Last 5 years was managing the voice infrastructure for a company.

 

[Adolph Coors]

raise cattle

 

[kevost]

Telecom Engineering, 26 years. My job is pretty cush. I don't work incredibly that hard and get paid decent, but if I ever needed a new career, I'd be fucked at my age.

Hit me up with some details on this in a PM. I have experience in telecom and have a ton of family members that do as well.

 

[huskermack]

Like @Baron Winnebago and @BingoDingo, I do data things for people who need data.

 

[Cookiemonster]

Go sell door to door for windstream. Those kids makes $150,000 in a year if they are able to even remotely form coherent sentences.


Hell go sell door to door anywhere. Lost artform imo.

Ive known a ton of people over there that love it.

 

[22*43*51]

Mostly, I dominate.

 

[HuskerGarrett]

raise cattle

I’m sure you raise your cattle to be very respectful adult cows

 

[...TrueColors...]

I sell tech stuff to college athletic departments. Fun stuff

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