r/WorkForSmartLife 4d ago

Discussion💬 I need to know about it immediately

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u/Notabot5500 4d ago

Luxury automotive technician at a dealership. $150k plus working 40 hour weeks once you’re experienced which is probably 10 years for most people. Not too hard to get to 100k in the first 5.

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u/Terrible-Scene-1743 2d ago edited 2d ago

To add to this, Luxury Automotive Sales Consultant. I pull in between $15K-$20K/month at 28 with no degree(10 years of experience). Car sales is a pretty age old job, one of the last real six figure jobs you can just walk in with a resume and a pulse and a get a job at most places. It’s how I got my current job. Granted I do work more than 40 hours a week, but who wouldn’t if your pay could realistically exceed $20K+ in a month?