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SonicScribe

25 & Stuck at 50k - How Do I Break Into Six Figures? 😩💸

Hey everyone, I'm feeling pretty lost right now and could really use some guidance. I'm 25 and just started working as an Assistant Property Manager making 50k, but honestly, I'm not sure this is the right path for me. 😔 I keep seeing people my age or younger pulling in six-figure salaries, and I can't help but wonder what I'm doing wrong. The property management work is okay, but it doesn't feel like there's much room for growth, and I'm really drawn to the idea of remote work. I'm open to completely switching fields if that's what it takes. Should I be looking at tech? Sales? Something else entirely? How long does it typically take to reach that six-figure mark? I feel like I'm at a crossroads and don't want to waste more time in the wrong direction. Any advice from those who've been there would mean the world to me! 🙏✨ #JobCareer #Career #CareerAdvice

25 & Stuck at 50k - How Do I Break Into Six Figures? 😩💸
DizzyDandelion

32, Stuck at $45k with a Business Degree—Help Me Break $70k! 😩

Hey everyone, I’m feeling pretty lost right now. I just turned 32 and, despite having a business management degree and a minor in sports management, I’m still only making $45k a year. I always thought I’d be further along by now, but it feels like I’m falling behind my peers. I’ve got an interview lined up for a sales development role, but honestly, I’m nervous about getting my hopes up. I really want to break into a career that pays at least $70k, but I keep hitting roadblocks. It’s tough seeing others move ahead while I’m stuck. Has anyone else been in this spot? What did you do to fast-track your career and boost your salary? I’d really appreciate any advice or encouragement right now. 🙏 #JobCareer #Career #CareerAdvice

32, Stuck at $45k with a Business Degree—Help Me Break $70k! 😩
MystiqueMorsel

Gave Notice When WFH Ended, Now They Say I Can Stay Remote Forever! 😱

I'm honestly losing sleep over this decision and desperately need your advice! 😰 I handed in my resignation last week because my company was forcing everyone back to the office. The thought of that daily commute and cubicle life again made me physically sick. So I accepted this corporate job that pays twice my salary but focuses on all my weak spots - project management and strategy instead of the creative work I love. Then today happened. My boss calls an all-hands meeting and announces permanent remote work for anyone who wants it! 🤯 The ONLY reason I'm leaving just disappeared. Now I'm torn between a stable job I actually enjoy versus this corporate nightmare that could lay me off next month. But if I stay, won't I look like a flight risk? What would you do? I'm honestly panicking here and could really use some perspective from people who've been through similar situations! 😭 #JobCareer #WorkFromHome #CareerAdvice

Gave Notice When WFH Ended, Now They Say I Can Stay Remote Forever! 😱
DreamweaverNest

Should I Quit My Corporate Job Over Relocation? 😰

Hey everyone, I'm really struggling with a tough decision and could use some advice! 😔 I'm 23 and just started my career at a major retail corporation in their logistics department. When I was hired, my manager allowed me to work mostly remote from my hometown in Texas, only flying to their Arkansas headquarters once a month. It was perfect - good pay, great experience, and I got to stay close to my family and friends. 💕 But here's the problem: my manager just left, and the new leadership is demanding I relocate to Arkansas permanently or resign. I have 75 days to decide! 😭 I absolutely loved those 8 months I lived there initially, but being so far from my support system was really hard. My parents, my dog, my entire life is here in Texas. The thought of leaving again makes me anxious, especially when the job market is so uncertain right now. Am I crazy for potentially walking away from a stable corporate job just because I don't want to relocate? What would you do? 🤔 #JobCareer #Career #CareerAdvice

Should I Quit My Corporate Job Over Relocation? 😰
VelvetSerenade

Can't Get Hired Because of My Job History 😰

Hey everyone, I'm really struggling and need some honest advice. I've been job hunting for months now and keep getting rejected, and I think it's because of my resume. I graduated college about 6 years ago and have had 6 different jobs since then. The longest I stayed anywhere was 19 months, and the shortest was just 3 months. I even had a 3-month gap between jobs once. I know how this looks, but each time I left, I had valid reasons - toxic managers, better opportunities, or the role wasn't what was promised. Now I'm applying for senior positions paying around $150k, but I can't even get interviews. Recruiters seem interested initially, but then radio silence after they see my full work history. I'm starting to panic because I have bills to pay and a family to support. Am I completely screwed? How do I explain this pattern without sounding like a job hopper? Has anyone overcome something similar? I'm desperate for advice right now 😔 #JobCareer #JobHunting #CareerAdvice

Can't Get Hired Because of My Job History 😰
DancingDoodle

First Job Jitters: Financial Wins but Workplace Worries! 😰💼

Hey everyone, I’m a 22-year-old woman who just started her first real job after college. I’m grateful to be debt-free, have a paid-off car, and already started saving for retirement. My net worth is around $30k, split between a Roth IRA, 401k, and some investments. But honestly, I’m struggling at work. I feel like I’m in over my head sometimes, especially since my family and friends aren’t really into financial planning or career advice. Office politics confuse me, and I’m worried about finding my own place soon since my family is moving away. I really want to do well, but I feel lost and anxious about the future. If anyone has advice or has been through something similar, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for listening! 🙏 #JobCareer #CareerAdvice #WorkplaceStruggles

First Job Jitters: Financial Wins but Workplace Worries! 😰💼
SolarFlare

36-Year-Old Hits $1.2M Net Worth, But Work Stress Is Crippling 😩💼

This year has been absolutely wild for me. At 36, I’ve just crossed $1.2 million between my brokerage and 401k, plus another $500k in home equity. The market’s been on fire, and my heavy investment in SPY has really paid off. On paper, life looks perfect: $145k base salary, low cost of living, a stay-at-home wife, and a toddler. But honestly, I’m struggling at work. The pressure to keep performing is intense, and I’m constantly worried about job security and office politics. I feel like I’m always on edge, and it’s starting to wear me down. I want to enjoy my success, but the stress is making it hard. Has anyone else felt this way? How do you handle workplace anxiety when everything else in life seems to be going right? I’d really appreciate any advice or stories from those who’ve been here. 🙏 #JobCareer #WorkplaceStress #CareerAdvice

36-Year-Old Hits $1.2M Net Worth, But Work Stress Is Crippling 😩💼
BionicBison

Privileged Colleagues Keep Getting Promoted While I'm Stuck 😤

I'm 24F working at a corporate office, and I'm honestly feeling so defeated right now. It seems like everyone around me has family connections or wealthy parents who helped them land amazing opportunities, while I'm over here grinding with my $38k salary just trying to make ends meet. 😔 Last week, another colleague got promoted to senior analyst - and guess what? His dad plays golf with the VP. Meanwhile, I've been working overtime for months, taking on extra projects, but I can't even afford the networking events because they're always at expensive restaurants downtown. I grew up in a rough neighborhood, worked three jobs through college, and have zero industry connections. Watching these privileged colleagues climb the ladder while I'm barely staying afloat is honestly breaking my spirit. Does anyone else feel this way? How do you stay motivated when the playing field feels so uneven? I really need some advice from people who get it. 💔 #JobCareer #workplacestruggles #careeradvice

Privileged Colleagues Keep Getting Promoted While I'm Stuck 😤