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By TheLibrarian - 27/10/2018 05:00
I'm in the USA, and I don't understand. Is that a bad job?
I thought it was a decent job but turns out the median salary for a mail man is only $27,444. That means it pays less than fast food starting wages. For context a good job would generally pay about 3x that.
oh, that's sucks dude.
Now, now, that's a decent honest job
Yeah but with those wages your basically taking the Nights Watch oath "I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post"
I would suggest that unless you actually have a better job now or a very good chance at a better job - To take the job if it is offered. You can always quit that job if a better opportunity comes your way. In the meantime you will have a steady income. You can keep looking for a better job, just don’t tell your employer or fellow employees about that.
Usually when people apply for a job, they're aware of the position they're applying for.
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I'm in the USA, and I don't understand. Is that a bad job?
I thought it was a decent job but turns out the median salary for a mail man is only $27,444. That means it pays less than fast food starting wages. For context a good job would generally pay about 3x that.