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Not that I necessarily disagree, but how did you arrive at $3 million per year?
by ColinCochrane 11y ago
Not that I necessarily disagree, but how did you arrive at $3 million per year?
- seiji 11y agoTake your yearly salary and turn it into an hourly rate. The standard number is 2087 hours per year for a salaried employee. So, let's say $100k per year. That's (roughly, rounded up) $50 per hour. What's minimum wage? A few places have minimum, uneducated, non-creative wage of $15 per hour. Your hourly rate of $50/hr is about 3x of just somebody who does manual, non-creative labor. Are you worth more than 3x of a restaurant employee? I sure am. Then, what's your "better than a non-creative womp" multiplier for your output? 10x? Surely you provide more than 10x value as compared to a fast food employee. You're a creative force (or, you can be when you apply yourself). 100x? That's more in the correct range. So, 100x * minimum wage of $15/hr * 2087 hours/year = $3 million per year.