Is it easy to make money in New York?

American white-collar workers in American TV dramas always live a very comfortable life, so how much money can they actually earn? Two days ago, the editor of the Reddit website surveyed New Yorkers about their jobs and annual salaries, and then sorted out the results of the survey, sorting out more than 130 occupations and salaries, and sorted them in ascending order. Overall, these data may not be completely representative of New York City as a whole, but they are still very interesting.

You can see the differences between industries (a medical emergency specialist makes $31,000 a year, a mobile app programmer makes $150,000), and within an industry (one lawyer makes $37,000, another $120,000) .

$155/day: "New York City Public School Substitute Teacher";

# The following are annual salaries:

$9,000: "Part-time Retail";

$10,000: "Homebody dad and occasional writer";

$19,000: "Nonprofit Development Assistant";

$25,000 : "Graduate graduate student";

$26,000: "Treat various dogs";

$27,000: "Waiter at a small restaurant in the West Village";

$30,000: "Graphic designer for non-profit arts education organization";

$31,000: "Fire department first responder";

$32 , 000: "non-profit work";

$32,000: "science graduate";

$33,000: "medical student";

$33,000: "Administrative assistant and receptionist at a small accounting firm";

$34,000: "E-book producer for one of the Big Six publishers";

$34,000: "FT Hospital Staff";

$34,000: "Administrative Assistant";

$35,000: "Grant Application Writer for a Nonprofit Agency";

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$37,000: "Paralegal";

$38,000: "Account/Sales Manager at a small IT company";

$38,000: "College Technician in IT Systems Department";

$40,000: "Part-time technician, working six days a month";

$40,000: "Media Public Relations";

$40,000: "Employee Recruitment";

$40,000 (plus bonus): "Anti-Fraud Manager at Technology Company";

$40,000: "William "Loader at a large restaurant in Fort City";

$40,000: "Part-time church music director";

$40,000: "Market researcher";

$40,000~$47,000: "Inside sales training for a company";

$40,000 (plus bonus): "Graphic designer for a fashion company";

$40,000: "Video editor at a newspaper";

$42,000: "Data analyst in the trading department";

$42,000: "Television industry";

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$42,000: "Reporter/Editor";

$42,000: "Practice Nurse";

$42,000: "Office Management";

$43,000: "Assistant Engineering Manager";

$44,000: "Airline Cargo Management";

$45,000: "Engraver Maker";

$45,000: "Administrative Assistant at a Small Real Estate Company";

$45,000: "User Experience Designer";

$45,000: " "Uneducated Workers";

$47,000: "Nonprofit anti-hunger organization";

$48,000: "Apple Store Geniuses";

$49,000: "Archiveskeeper at a local government agency";

$50,000: "E-commerce

Analyst";

$50,000: "Residency";

$50,000 (plus bonus): "Manage a small fashion showroom";

$50,000: "I own a gym and teach yoga";

$52,000: "Sales for IT recruitment agencies";

$52,000: "Operations Supervisor";

$53,000: "Veteran employee of a communications operator";

$54,000: "Scientific worker";

$55,000 : "IT Help Desk";

$55,000: "Geotechnical Equipment Engineer";

$55,000 (plus bonus): "IT Consultant for a major investment bank";

$57,000~$60,000: "CEO's Assistant";

$59,000: "Software Engineer/Network Dynamic Server Page Development";

$60,000: "3D graphic designer";

$60,000: "Research assistant/project coordinator at a major hospital";

$62,000: "Public school teacher" ";

$63,000: "Network Analyst";

$65,000: "Barrow Technologist";

$65,000~ $90,000 : "Research consultant at R&D";

$65,000~ $70,000: "Research librarian at Big Law";

$65,000 : "Front-end development for technology companies";

$67,000: "Journalist";

$69,000: "Civil Engineer";

$69, 000: "Digital Production for Advertising Agency";

$70,000: "Media Buyer";

$70,000: "Freelance Writer";

$70,000: "Mechanical Engineer";

$70,000: "Freelance reporter and editor for a major publishing house";

$70,000 (plus bonus): "Consulting firm Sales and R&D"