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[QUOTE="Orangezoo, post: 4242909, member: 237"] I started in the DC market nearly 18 yrs ago at 30k a year. So 60k today as a professional ain't that much in many markets especially for the entertainment industry. After 15 yrs working in and around analytics including main street finances and budgeting- I promise you pedestrian is a fair descriptor. For instance you can go work the line at a Proctor and Gamble plant now with zero experience or college education for 65k a year and get bumped to 75k in a year. And that is in a low cost area. [/QUOTE]
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