>You have the opportunity to leverage that and either get promoted from within or change jobs.
I think the real problem is I'm not capable of doing so, at least according to the fair labor market.
> Are you really struggling making $150K straight out of college? You graduated from a state school (as did I) you probably don’t have that much debt.
I don't have any debt, I just have a really pathetic savings rate and a really low net worth compared to nearly everyone I know, including folks that didn't do "the grind" that I did. I'll probably not be able to retire or own a car, much less own a house someday.
I think the real problem is I'm not capable of doing so, at least according to the fair labor market.
> Are you really struggling making $150K straight out of college? You graduated from a state school (as did I) you probably don’t have that much debt.
I don't have any debt, I just have a really pathetic savings rate and a really low net worth compared to nearly everyone I know, including folks that didn't do "the grind" that I did. I'll probably not be able to retire or own a car, much less own a house someday.