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Anonymous

24 Mar 2021

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What type of careers allow you to earn $10K and above?

Leaving aside consideration on senior roles and experiences accumulate. What are some of the most lucrative jobs you know of or have?

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Carly

24 Mar 2021

Sales aka commission based jobs.

Any service-related or consultant role may allow you to earn more than $10k.

Here are just a few examples, Car Sales Consultant, Corporate B2B Sales (Business development executive/consultant), Insurance Agent, Property Agent, Interior Sales Designers.

This is provided that you are hardworking and have skills of persuasion, these jobs are not for everybody. Not saying that all of these jobs will guarantee you to earn $10k. Because the truth is that majority of them are only earning very average salaries and only the top let’s say 10%-20% are capable to earn beyond $10k.

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Chris

24 Mar 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

Programming-related, Investment Banking and Sale-related jobs are some jobs where you can get to pretty high salaries at an early stage. This is definitely not the whole list but off the top of my head, this is what I've got.

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