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Originally Posted by Unregistered Maybe his numbers were bad, who knows. Look all I know is I’ve been with Enterprise for just under 2 years now. In that time I’ve been promoted, increased my pay by almost 40% and worked with sound people (few numpties thrown in there but what job doesn’t I guess). So you wont see me complaining. Whilst in training, orientation and the assessment they make no secret that you have to work long hours and that you need to be committed to putting your time in. I agree that there are people that all they do is whine and bitch about the hours the pay, I was told this, I wasn’t told that. If what you want is a regular boring job in the “office” with limited earning potential in the long haul then park you arse down at the job centre and let the rest of us get on with it. |
I'm pretty much in the same boat. I started just under two years ago and am now earning ovr £30k a year - not bad for a 23 yr old.
Yeah its long hours, but so is every graduate scheme. I have a lot of mates from uni working for the big accountancy firms and they are always working late and taking work home. You don't build a career on a 35 hour week.
The pays poor to start with if your good at your job and not scared of hard work you will soon be earning lots.