Want to earn around $160K/year without any college degree, learn to flip burgers

[theking]

...is a good start ...Don't even think a high school diploma is required... :

"In-N-Out Burgers Manager makes $160,000 a year"

Base level employees start at $13/hour...and move up that way...

[Dok_Champa]

Must be in California where the cost of living is skyrocketed so you need a sky rocked income to survive. 

[theking]

Not sure but It is a California company but here's the link for more info:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nation-now/2018/01/25/n-out-mangers-make-160-000-per-year-reports-show/1065434001/

[DuMa]

I have more respect for a line of work where employee makes more than managers. 

Some employee rather stay where they are at instead of taking on that promotion where the salary pay is all that manager gets.  Well that and end of the year bonus check.  Sales with commission over ride n easy sales cuz the product can just sells itself. 

Working for no incentive is like a dead end job.  We are robots, can't say no to work either.

[YAX]

Following that logic, you can just buy a lottery ticket.  Lottery ticket holders can see potential income of over $758.7 Million.

[YAX]

I have more respect for a line of work where employee makes more than managers. 

Some employee rather stay where they are at instead of taking on that promotion where the salary pay is all that manager gets.  Well that and end of the year bonus check.  Sales with commission over ride n easy sales cuz the product can just sells itself. 

Working for no incentive is like a dead end job.  We are robots, can't say no to work either.

We call them college football coaches.  They make way more than the school administrators who are paying them. 

[theking]

We call them college football coaches.  They make way more than the school administrators who are paying them. 

Depends as the majority of "college football coaches" still make less than their "administrators"...I don't expect you to see that fact though...

[YAX]

Depends as the majority of "college football coaches" still make less than their "administrators"...I don't expect you to see that fact though...

Who said we were talking about those coaches?

[theking]

Who said we were talking about those coaches?

You did! as you've said "college football coaches"...But I expect you to back pedal as usual...

[dogmai]

Here. You guys can compare the data.

https://www.boydsbets.com/highest-paid-college-football-coaches/


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/laurensonnenberg/2017/07/17/the-top-paid-public-university-presidents/amp/

[YAX]

You did! as you've said "college football coaches"...But I expect you to back pedal as usual...

uh huh. yes. and which college did you think I was referring to?

[theking]

uh huh. yes. and which college did you think I was referring to?

Doesn't matter "which college" you were referring to as you clearly said: "We call them college football coaches"...

Looks like you're back pedaling as usual when caught red handed with an ignorant claim. If you want to claim "which", you should've been specific to begin with...but that wasn't the case...

I on the other hand will stand by my claim that the majority of "college football coaches" make less than the "Administrators" they work for...FACT!

[YAX]

Doesn't matter "which college" you were referring to as you clearly said: "We call them college football coaches"...


I on the other hand will stand by my claim that the majority of "college football coaches" make less than the "Administrators" they work for...FACT!

and what else do you propose we call those football coaches that are making more money than their administrators if we shouldn't call them Football coaches?

[Yebleng]

Does it say only 1 restaurant or several stores  

[theking]

and what else do you propose we call those football coaches that are making more money than their administrators if we shouldn't call them Football coaches?

You're the one that said: "we call them college football coaches" ...so if you don't even comprehend what you write then you cannot be help...aka beyond help...

the fact that you missed again is there are also plenty of "college football coaches"  that make less than the administrators that hired them...Pretty simple fact and common knowledge...