Given that many of us will probably want lots of money to buy our gear, which Job/remuneration do you prefer? 
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CK
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CK
Which Job/Remuneration Package do you Prefer?
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Originally posted by ckiang
Given that many of us will probably want lots of money to buy our gear, which Job/remuneration do you prefer?
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CK
Hey, I'm working more than 12 hours a day, up to 7 days a week and yet paid less than 10K a month! :angry:
Originally posted by argent2
even the second option is so much better than what i'm currently having...
argent2
Also better than what I am paid.
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CK
Originally posted by ckiang
Given that many of us will probably want lots of money to buy our gear, which Job/remuneration do you prefer?
Regards
CK
I would go for second one even with all the money... no time for shoot for the first option!
#2 would be the choice as well... money ain't everything.
but i still long for the 4-day work week.... an elusive goal no doubt.
but i still long for the 4-day work week.... an elusive goal no doubt.
as for me, i will go for the 1st option..cos when young, should strive and slog, then can retire at the age of 35...that's my dream....:devil: :devil:
for me , at the start , i will go for the 1st option then later go to 2nd...
during young must "pia" mah...
"pia" until got enough savings , then maybe hop to a lower paying and relaxing job to enjoy life with your wife.
during young must "pia" mah...
"pia" until got enough savings , then maybe hop to a lower paying and relaxing job to enjoy life with your wife.
Originally posted by Ian
What?? Only 12 hrs a day? :devil:
I love my 18hr days 8 days a week
That's why I said "at least".
Hmm...are you paid at least A$10K a month?
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CK
From a ROI's perspective:
Option 1:
12 hours X 7days X 4.33 weeks = 363.72 hours in a month
Earnings per hour = $27.49/hour
Option 2:
10 hours X 5days X 4.33 weeks = 216.50 hours in a month
Earnings per hour = $23.09/hour
Difference of $4.40/hour.
Option 2 operates at approximate 19.05% discount to Option 1.
Any of the above Options got OT pay?
Option 1:
12 hours X 7days X 4.33 weeks = 363.72 hours in a month
Earnings per hour = $27.49/hour
Option 2:
10 hours X 5days X 4.33 weeks = 216.50 hours in a month
Earnings per hour = $23.09/hour
Difference of $4.40/hour.
Option 2 operates at approximate 19.05% discount to Option 1.
Any of the above Options got OT pay?
Originally posted by rochkoh
From a ROI's perspective:
Option 1:
12 hours X 7days X 4.33 weeks = 363.72 hours in a month
Earnings per hour = $27.49/hour
Option 2:
10 hours X 5days X 4.33 weeks = 216.50 hours in a month
Earnings per hour = $23.09/hour
Difference of $4.40/hour.
Option 2 operates at approximate 19.05% discount to Option 1.
Any of the above Options got OT pay?
Notice I said Option 1 is AT LEAST 12 hours, and option 2 is no more than 10 hours (so no OT needed)?
Anyway, assume no OT in Option 1.
Regards
CK
Originally posted by ckiang
That's why I said "at least".
Hmm...are you paid at least A$10K a month?
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CK
Haha what I earn and what my business turn over are significantly different :devil:
Okay, which do you prefer?
Option 1 working as a Photographer?
Or
Option 2 working as some pencil pusher?
Option 1 working as a Photographer?
Or
Option 2 working as some pencil pusher?
Originally posted by rochkoh
Okay, which do you prefer?
Option 1 working as a Photographer?
Or
Option 2 working as some pencil pusher?
Professional photography is both of those things .. and a lot more.
>> Work at least 12 hours a day, up to 7 days a week, get paid >> $10k a month
are you sure? normally those who get paid for $10K and above usually works 2 -3 hrs, socialise (golf, visit etc) for the rest of the day.
are you sure? normally those who get paid for $10K and above usually works 2 -3 hrs, socialise (golf, visit etc) for the rest of the day.
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