Submitted by Tekn0de t3_zdtfd3 in dataisbeautiful
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geogirl1214 t1_iz3bq42 wrote
I've been an RN over 20 years and make less than half of you. I definitely chose the wrong profession. You go. š„³š„³
Desperate_Jicama219 t1_iz3h4rf wrote
Also where is rent $5k for the year?
Future_Green_7222 t1_iz3nuz7 wrote
"Systems Design Engineer"?
What was your major in college?
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NeonSeal t1_iz3r4uz wrote
it is software development engineer, and he was probably a computer science major
NeonSeal t1_iz3znuw wrote
Was curious as i'm also an SDE I at amazon: https://imgur.com/gA3761z
Kinda cool to see the comparison. Also, feel ya on the several thousands in stock losses, just a bad year though. Thanks for the inspo! Also some unsolicited financial advice: max out your 401k
Ghostforever7 t1_iz3ztde wrote
1 year out of college? Thanks for making me feel shit about my life.
Swift12354 t1_iz49z9v wrote
Interested in knowing as well
dizzy_absent0i t1_iz4edqf wrote
Yeah, think Iām gunna unsub because these posts are just annoying at this point. Itās just a sankey chart with data I couldnāt give a crap about.
Tekn0de OP t1_iz4fkya wrote
I continued living with my parents for most of the time to save money. In September I went to relocate to Seattle but I found out everything was still remote due to covid so I got permission from my manager to just go back to my home state. So that isn't a years worth of rent and only a couple months
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Tekn0de OP t1_iz4fxv7 wrote
Sorry. I understand I'm very fortunate to have my job and I was lucky to even get an interview. This isn't really indicative of software engineering in general salaries and more of a lucky anomaly for a small amount of new grads
Tekn0de OP t1_iz4gd3x wrote
> Also some unsolicited financial advice: max out your 401k
The funny part is that I do lol. What is your 401k matching? Mine is only 4% and they only match at 50%
GrouchySquash8923 t1_iz4i5la wrote
145 k first salary after college, are you foking serious?
NeonSeal t1_iz54qab wrote
The IRS max contribution limit for 401k in 2022 was $20,500, so you typically should want to max that out. I think you are maxing out only what amazon will match
jojo_31 t1_iz5ch3r wrote
Live with your parents to save on rent when you earn 140k a year? What the fuck? I know rent's expensive but damn.
Tekn0de OP t1_iz5dg0c wrote
Tekn0de OP t1_iz5eqoy wrote
I just contribute to get the free money Amazon puts forward. The money after that isn't nearly as valuable so I just take the liquidity by managing it myself
NeonSeal t1_iz5gki9 wrote
Fair enough š¤·š»āāļø
HistoricalSecurity77 t1_iz5nvwt wrote
This is relatable for like 20 people.
lacksenthusiasm t1_iz6og0k wrote
This is the way
Tekn0de OP t1_iz6zyih wrote
I bring it up on my first comment. But it's not because I lost $10000. It's because my bank deleted my transaction data from the first 2 months after I started my job.
Schaggeljosch t1_izb4p3m wrote
Dude im impressed, how do you track all of this?
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Cyancat123 t1_j238jk2 wrote
A disturbing lack of a āsavingsā tab I see š
Tekn0de OP t1_iz37xy7 wrote
Some explanations of my income/expenses:
I used www.sankeymatic.com to make this
I work as an SDE at Amazon
Expenses/revenue represent my first year on the job (09/01/2021-09/30/2022)
I graduated may 2021, Started interview process in June, got the offer in August, started in September
Unknown Expenses doesn't mean I just lost 10,000. It's because my bank deleted my transaction data from Sep-Oct last year. I tried to get as much as I could but I don't know what exactly I spent that on. Likely it was mostly flights, food, and hotels as I was relocating at the time.
The "miscs" are because there used to be Way more info on this graph, but it was really busy so I combined some stuff. I decided to include some of the more interesting smaller expenses
Not included is my stock losses. lost about $7000 by that point, outside of the stock grants in my compensation