Richmond, VA📍#salarytransparency

[joshuaray]

The roofer was the only honest one about the income, those other peeps really reaching for the camera 😂

[roisinhart]

"I'm 32 and I feel like I'm 90" felt that in my *soul*

[happy]

Best career advice I’ve heard is “be at a job that at least either pays you or develops you. If both, perfect! If neither, leave.”

[CoreyAMoore]

That last girl was right ... choose a company that is willing and wants to develop you

[kickinitwithpoc]

Any advice ? “Don’t be a roofer”😂 | I’ll take his word for it!

[BAMF]

It's sad, but the last girl's advice about changing companies frequently is accurate. Loyalty does not increase earnings anymore. Pensions are a thing of the past. You will make more by moving around than your company will give you in yearly increases.

[omaymaeldali]

“Always be in an environment what develops you” best advice 👍🏻

[Tattoosbyjosh]

Bro he ain’t lying, I was a roofer for 8 years and my body is 37 going on 90 lol

[PatrickPierceBateman]

"I'm unemployed and homeless, currently making around 900k a year plus bonuses."

[WaxWitch]

"Change jobs as often as possible" is one of the best advice. Old school people will tell you to stay for "job security", but if you leave with experience, you can negotiate higher pay with the next company until you have a company that rewards you sufficiently to stay.

[kayrose]

When he said "im a 30 yr old and i feel 90." I felt that

[steveharvey]

As a roofer, I can confirm the first guy is a roofer based on his answer of “don’t be a roofer.”

[croescobar]

Always be in an environment that wants to develop you 🐐

[donellreid]

Her : Change companies as often as you can”

Company: Say less

[caustic]

"I work at burger king. I make 175k/yr" was missing

[dankress]

I love the roofers answer. I’m in construction and give the same advice. Lol

[Dr.Gonzoo]

“Always be in an environment that wants to develop you” is such good advice.

[alejandraquintana]

This last girl was right on it! Love it 🥰 I went through some bad employment experiences and I couldn’t agree more.

[roach]

"Don't be a roofer" solid advice 😂

[Screech]

First math teacher I've ever heard of making that much in my life...

Her husband must be the principal.