If you make 40,000 per year how much do you make per hr?
The easiest way to figure salaries is just to remember that your yearly salary (in thousands) is approximately twice your hourly salary. Example: $40 thousand a year is about $20 an hour. (40 is twice 20) $68,000 a year is about $34/hour. $200,000 a year is about $100/hour ... etc.
What is the income needed to raise four kids?
paris hilton money
How much has your salary increased from your first job to today?
June 2014 : 5 lpaNov 2015 - Present : 13.5 lpaI completed my graduation from VIT University in Computer Science stream . When I joined the college, I never really thought of the salary or the company I want to join. All I knew at that time was that there was 100% placements at VIT. So I was happy and carefree for the first 2 years. But as soon as I reached my 3rd year, I became a little serious about this stuff and gradually became more aware of the companies and their packages that came for recruitment. Finally the 4th year started with a bang. There were companies like Flipkart, eBay which came in the 1st week itself and their packages were more than 10 lpa. I couldn't get selected in those companies. A couple of months passed by and even after making to the final of 2–3 companies , I couldn't get selected. By October the companies which were coming were paying 4–6 lpa.In the first week of October I got selected in a startup and the salary was 5 lpa with a joining bonus of 50K. I cannot even describe that feeling. Though the package was less than I had anticipated earlier, I was happy to finally get a job offer. So finally I joined in December 2013 for internship in the same company at 15 k per month. In June 2014, they converted me full time and I was drawing somewhere near 37 k.Then came the appraisal season. The condition of the company was really bleak and it was going thorough a resource crunch. When I asked my seniors in the company about the hike, I was shocked to know that last year there was no hike for any employee. When my manager called me in his office for appraisal discussion, I went in with little hopes. To my surprise he told me that my package has been increased to 8.3 lpa. That was unbelievable for me. Though I was pretty hard working and sincere in my work, I never expected this much of a hike. The primary reason for this hike was that already a lot of employees had left the company. So the company wanted to retain the remaining employees.Till then I was working as a Java developer. But I had interest in Android programming. So around August I started to look for a job in Android development. After spending 1 month for interview preparation and giving the interview of 4 companies, I had offer from 2 well funded start-ups. One of them was offering me 15 lpa and the other 13.5 lpa + 1 lac joining bonus. I decided to go with the latter after my assessment of both the companies.
I'm 23 years old and have a low paying job - am I doomed to earn a low salary my whole life?
I graduated from college a year ago and have been out in the "real business world" for a little less than a year now. My role in the company is very important but because I was hired with no experience, my salary is only $35k a year. At my one year mark with the company, I will get a 2.5% raise like every other employee does, but that is virtually nothing, and I've recently read an article on LinkedIn that says the salary you earn in your 20s basically determines your potential earning in the future. This scares me because there is no way I can support myself on this low of a salary forever. How do I go about getting a higher salary at a different company down the road?
If someone makes 40,000 dollars a year how much do they make a month?
$40,000/12 = $3,333.33
HELP! I want to go to boarding school. ?
Parents can be very stubborn, especially when it comes to financial matters. You must convince them that the education offered at the boarding school you want to go to is far superior to any education you would receive through home school; this is a tough sale. I went to boarding school for several years and I also had a relatively hard time convincing my parents. But I also had a lot of time to convince them. I have read and answered many similar questions that many others wanting to go to boarding school have asked. It's extremely difficult for someone with no knowledge of your family's situation or your parents to give you advice on how to convince them. So besides giving you the general advice that is just plain common sense, I recommend something else. Show your parents that you are serious about boarding school. Create a thorough presentation of the school you want to go to and present it to your parents. Like the previous answer advised, be informed. If your parents have a question you must know the answer; and if they don't ask the question you know the answer to, then tell them anyway. Fill their ears with every trivial detail about your school and it will show them that you are serious and genuine in your pursuit of boarding school. The next step would be to do something in your home and school life to prove to them that you are willing to do anything to go to boarding school. Change those couple B's to two A's. Confront your phobia of large crowds (even though boarding schools have small class sizes, during sports, school assemblies, just walking to class, and many other activities, there will be a lot of students around). You've said that you don't make friends well and that you hope that boarding school will fix or help out with this. From my experiences, this is not the case. Given that I don't know anything about you it is very hard to give good advice, but I'll try my best. If you do well and are very friendly in a small classroom setting then you will do fine, but if you don't make friends easily even in this environment then you may run into some problems. Remember that phobias are all psychological and fixable, by you. Overall though I think boarding school is a great environment that you will surely enjoy a great deal. Best of luck.