That's the best way to look at it

Posted By: j on 2009-06-20
In Reply to: Just some things to compare... - MTinNC

calculate what you make an hour and benefits of working at home. Although it seems like I am working for peanuts I actually make about $20 an hour plus benefits (problem with my place where I work now is they constantly run out of work so I always get the bare minimum but rarely put in a full day, which now a days I kind of like). Since I don't have anyone else to take care of and all my stuff is paid off I have come to appreciate the freedom of being an MT, even though a lot of times I still think it is a crappy dead end job.

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How much income would it take to give up the MT world? sm - opinions?
- I'm currently looking to get out of the MT field too - MT
- I have thought about this too. - Fingers
- $33,000 now and $25,000 when son goes to school. - Anon
- At this point, not much! An hourly wage and - a 40-hour work week would be nice. - Topaz
- that really depends... - hangin on a little longer
  - Just some things to compare... - MTinNC
    - That's the best way to look at it - j

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