Here's something I posted on another thread bitching about teachers. I'm perfectly okay if you all want to pay me by the hour.
>
> So I figured out my annual pay if I were paid by
> the hour instead of a salary. I was making $50/hr
> in my corporate job with one master's degree, and
> now I have 2 master's degrees and am almost done
> with a third. Nevertheless, let's leave it at $50
> and I'll even forget that this an old rate and I'd
> probably be making $60 by now.
>
> Take $50 x 9 hour day (I am at school from 7-4)
> and forget anything I do on the weekends or in the
> evenings. I want to be conservative here. So
> that's $450/day x 5 days a week x 36 weeks = $81K.
> I currently make $58K. So please, yes, pay me by
> the hour! Even with not getting paid for snow
> days, I'd still come out ahead.
Oh, and don't forget that if I'm hourly, you've got to pay overtime, and that's at time and a half if I'm not mistaken. Oh please, please - pay me by the hour.
>
> So I figured out my annual pay if I were paid by
> the hour instead of a salary. I was making $50/hr
> in my corporate job with one master's degree, and
> now I have 2 master's degrees and am almost done
> with a third. Nevertheless, let's leave it at $50
> and I'll even forget that this an old rate and I'd
> probably be making $60 by now.
>
> Take $50 x 9 hour day (I am at school from 7-4)
> and forget anything I do on the weekends or in the
> evenings. I want to be conservative here. So
> that's $450/day x 5 days a week x 36 weeks = $81K.
> I currently make $58K. So please, yes, pay me by
> the hour! Even with not getting paid for snow
> days, I'd still come out ahead.
Oh, and don't forget that if I'm hourly, you've got to pay overtime, and that's at time and a half if I'm not mistaken. Oh please, please - pay me by the hour.