For those of us that work...
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T ! N wrote:
What do you do?Like someone said, yes, customer service at usbank.
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CCr wrote:
Like someone said, yes, customer service at usbank.TCF downtown on Marquette offered me that job, but i turned it down...
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sitn2lo wrote:
50k in a sign on bonus ..............BULLSHIT FLAG IS THROWN!!!You're right, I have nothing better to do then come onto fargo street and lie to make myself look cool.
PharmD = money in teh bank!
5k next year, 5k my senior year, and 20k a year for the first two years I work in AZ. For those of us who are in college, we find that [5k(2) + 20k(2)] = 50k. I also get 2:1 stock options every 4 years of which I can contribute 10% salary (typically ends up being about 60-70k every 4 years), 3.8:1 profit sharing (should make an easy 1.5mil by the time I am sixty) and 10% discount on good 'ole Walgreen's stock. Not to mention they have already given me 2k a year for the first four years of school that I went to. Oh, and I am signing on for $62 an hour, again if we do the math it's about $125k a year.
Stay in school.
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camzaro28 wrote:
seanjohn u are on of a select few that took a good route in school. if everything goes as u say.
How do you figure he's one of the few?Becoming a pharmacist is extremely difficult. It's nothing like getting a BA....the tests are grueling and alomost no one even gains entrance into the program. The pay is exceptional, though
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there are very few exceptions where a person with no formal education will make that kind of money. self employment and back breaking manual labor are about the only two
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he's braggin about how much he makes. so it obviously makes him cool.
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seanjohn wrote:
If I wanted to brag, I would about being more intelligent than 99% of society....but I'm a humble guy :rolleyes: . Money is not why I pursued a career in pharmaceutical sciences, and I am certainly not bragging. I am simply trying to prove a point. If all goes as planned I will eventually gain my PhD and make my way into research and development; cure cancer, aids, the bird flu, herpes...stuff like that.Pharmacy is pretty tough to get into....but certainly not impossible. Anyone who has the work ethic to dedicate an extra 15 hours a week, or so, to studying can do it. Plus the knowledge you gain is priceless.
I don't think he was referring to you, i think it was directed toward the66
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