While the article makes (and backs up) that unremarkable claim, there's some real meat further in. > You might think high-paying jobs at these agencies require

While the article makes (and backs up) that unremarkable claim, there's some real meat further in. > You might think high-paying jobs at these agencies require special skills. Not so. At the OCC, secretaries make on average $79,182 per annum. Motor vehicle operators (the agency's limo drivers) at the FDIC earn $82,130. Human resources management trainees at the CFPB make $110,759 a year. > Salary premiums are especially large for easy-to-fill jobs that require no specialized, hard-to-hire skills.