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24, 40+, IT, Level 6, 6"

My circumstances were vastly different at 22 to they are now at 24 - so I think 22-25 is a misleading category.
For a graduate - a LOT can happen in these years.
 
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Go on then....

41-50, Other, (Company Director), 60k-80k+, level 3 education. Hours: officially 37, but can be as much as 90hrs a week, average about 50 I expect.
 
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You need more brackets after the £40k. £40k within a few years of graduating if you work in the right sector is going to be pretty much a given.

I'm also Office Based, IT AND management.

I don't think this is really going to give you the information you need, you need to engage individuals who have been in the same situation as you and find out how they did out of it.

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36-40, £100000+, IT/Management, Level 6, London
 
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Age: 22-25
Salary: £25,000 - £30,000
Occupation: Accountant
Education: Currently Level 6 - working on Chartered Accountant & Chartered Tax Advisor
Location: Reading

I included location as the exact same position in the company but in the North (Liverpool/Leeds/Manchester/Newcastle) earns you £7,000 a year less money.
 
Age: 31-35
Salary: £20,001 - £25,000
Occupation: Office Based
Education: Level 3
Location: Leicestershire
 
26-30, £40001-50000 (converted into GBP), IT support, Level 3 education.

Looking to do a career change though.
 
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why on earth would you post on this, not being a tin foil hat wearer but sorry this goes too far for me :O
 
Smitho3 said:
Thanks, will have a butchers now.

I have ammended the first post to include geographical location and some more Salary Brackets :)
Click to expand...

No worries I'll add mine.

26-30, 50001-60000, Engineer - Oil and Gas , Level 7, Aberdeen , 37.5 hrs/week

KaHn
 
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Is that base salary, OTE (for sales) or base salary + bonus?

What I earn varies from year to year as the profits/bonus pool expands/contracts. Some years I will earn £100k+ others (especially since 2008) will be considerably less than that.
 
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