I intended on making a channel on behind the scenes with Etsy, etc. but I got more positive feedback from showing people how to make the kind of stuff I sold!! so.. I’ve morphed into more of a diy tutorial channel over the last year and that’s seen me grow to almost 100K. Not really “mainstream” as I keep my personal self out of it except for the occasional house tour/haul! Never set out for it to be what it is but, I feel incredibly grateful as I’m no where near as skilled or qualified as everyone on this thread.
Any jobs goingWhy does nobody ever want to say how much they earn, even on anonymous forums
So let’s do it... what’s your job, how much do you earn annually?
I’ll start.
I work in adult entertainment, on webcams. I haven’t been doing it a full year but I earn on average £2,000 a month
I wfh as a civil servant, but many roles in govt require office work so you’re not guaranteed to be able to do so. I’m just lucky to have a team who are equally as lazy as me when it comes to actually going to the officeI would love to work from home. Those of you that does (not you SAHM!!!) work from home what do you do?
I'd be very interested if there is something I can get involved.
Added bonus not having to see peopleI wfh as a civil servant, but many roles in govt require office work so you’re not guaranteed to be able to do so. I’m just lucky to have a team who are equally as lazy as me when it comes to actually going to the office
100 % 'this We're too lucky xI wfh as a civil servant, but many roles in govt require office work so you’re not guaranteed to be able to do so. I’m just lucky to have a team who are equally as lazy as me when it comes to actually going to the office
You can apply to mark year 6 Sats as a primary teacher. You just register interest through the exam board and they contact you.How do you get into this? I could definitely do it.
I’m 24. Primary teacher in the Liverpool area. Working with SEN and loving it. Before tax I’m on about £28k - not sure on monthly take home as only got moved up the pay scale this month so back pay is affecting it.
I work for local government. The organisatio encourages wfh and agile working, as a money saver I suppose. We have a desk ratio where we basically have less desks than people. So you have to wfh or hot desk somewhere. Saves on office space.I wfh as a civil servant, but many roles in govt require office work so you’re not guaranteed to be able to do so. I’m just lucky to have a team who are equally as lazy as me when it comes to actually going to the office