End of 2019 salary survey
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I, and others find the contrasts interesting/useful. You don’t, and nothing I or anybody else says is going to change your mind. We can agree to disagree.
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Because you have a baseline that’s published, the secrecy is taken out of it. Everyone does the quick math of hourly rate x 1000, and thinks that’s the salary. So you see a rate of $250 an hour, and think the guy is making 250k, but then he says, he lives in base, picks up to, and premium, and still gets 15 days off because he lives in base and makes 400k. Next guy (same airline, same 250 an hour) commutes, doesn’t pick up, flys as little as possible, and is only home 12 days due to commuting, but made 195k.
I, and others find the contrasts interesting/useful. You don’t, and nothing I or anybody else says is going to change your mind. We can agree to disagree.
I, and others find the contrasts interesting/useful. You don’t, and nothing I or anybody else says is going to change your mind. We can agree to disagree.
Hourly rate x 1,000 is the wrong answer.
And as far as other professions are concerned, there’s a reason many corporations enforce salary NDA’s — knowledge is power.
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#458
Of course, there can be reasons for that. One brings in no research dollars and the other brings in a million dollars.
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And on that note, don’t think airline mgmt wouldn’t love it, if it was the same with them. There would be no delta +1, if nobody knew what delta pilots were making.
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