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> A web producer for Wirecutter, the consumer review site now owned by the New York Times, makes just $45,000, according to the list. An editor at the same site
by jdminhbg 7y ago
> A web producer for Wirecutter, the consumer review site now owned by the New York Times, makes just $45,000, according to the list. An editor at the same site with three years of experience has a salary of only $62,000. For a job based in New York City, that seems barely livable.
The median household income in NYC is ~$51k: https://project.wnyc.org/median-income-nabes/ https://project.wnyc.org/median-income-nabes/
- sixtypoundhound 7y agoAgreed. That being said, you need to separate Manhattan from the outer boroughs. There is tremendous inequality in NYC.
- WarOnPrivacy 7y agoThat'd be excellent pay in most of rural America (the ~99%).
- eli 7y agoThat’s not what the 99% means. Most Americans live in a city. Relatively few people love in rural areas.