$242k for "non-profit" is all you have to know about where your donations go to.

@ISpitHotFiyaa

Жыл бұрын

That's the homeless industrial complex. People in Seattle know that well. The "donations" are coming from the taxpayers of Seattle and Washington State.

34k for the guy to make sure that we are safe flying in the air?? that's over 100 peoples lives on the line.... he deserves way more

@LAlawyer

4 ай бұрын

100% agree

@dtvoptions3454

4 күн бұрын

He may have answer in hourly term. For major carrier pay for mechanic is $28-$53 per hour + $8 AP Premium and may be Line Premium ($3) vs Hangar.

....that lady making a quarter mil a year at a non-profit organization housing the homeless... Non-profits can have crazy barbell salary ranges.

@Dimme

Жыл бұрын

Non profits need big expenses to not make any profits, and salaries count towards expenses. In simple terms, of course they have profits, but they shift them to the person instead of the legal entity. Basically a scam.

@Bo55world

Жыл бұрын

Anybody that does anything that "helps people" are rich. Very sad

@kagame6524

Жыл бұрын

That was my biggest surprise

@jeremyedwardmora7784

Жыл бұрын

Yeh, was anybody gonna call her out on that?? Why isn’t anybody outraged lol

@andre8272

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's super sad. Just look at the homeless shelters that were run by chris como's family. They were getting paid millions and the shelters were no better than prisons. With the executives being paid huge salaries.

The best paid person on there is a public administrator for a homeless program! The homeless crisis is so lucrative for people who are supposed to solve it. Sounds like a conflict of incentives to me!

@tb45g

Жыл бұрын

And from Los Angeles, too lol. Wtf are they doing in Seattle?

@emmanuelnaranjo8114

Жыл бұрын

How de they get paid so much i think It's corruption?

@Joseph87101

Жыл бұрын

It’s amazing how profitable nonprofits are.

@vanessasem9638

Жыл бұрын

Yep it’s totally corrupt look up homeless industrial complex. Having said that I would take that cushy job in a heart beat.

@trailerhaul8200

Жыл бұрын

That’s why the top doesn’t want to solve it. If so, they give their jobs and big salary away

As a Seattleite who makes ~30k a year it's pretty hard for me to empathize with 80k a year tech folks complaining about the cost of living. Lol!

@Bferr89

Жыл бұрын

I can’t even see how you could live in Seattle on $80k.. bless you at 30k

@alexleung842

Жыл бұрын

Most tech folks make 200k per year base salary not 80k per year

@OiVinn-eq1ml

Жыл бұрын

Right lol

@vanessasem9638

Жыл бұрын

Yep I net abou $70k with my business and I’m going to move cost of living is crazy

@vanyac6448

Жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat as you. I live in Seattle, and I make ~30k a year. I live with housemates and am lucky enough to have a good landlord, that's how I make it.

God Bless the lady that helps older adults, should be paid way more for what she gives to elderly.

@saurabhshah4879

Жыл бұрын

She mentioned disabled adults, they aren't necessarily elderly

@iliketurtles536

Жыл бұрын

@@saurabhshah4879 agreed, but disabled or elderly, still great of her.

@rosshoyt2030

Жыл бұрын

Yea, same for the elementary teacher, nurses, and probably a few more in the video. Doing right by others isn't rewarded by our society adequately:/

Hearing people making 80K saying that they struggle making it... and then hearing people making 40K, explaining how they make it. The secret answer is that, with different pay levels, the expectations and ambitions also change. So at 80K you want to live like a 110K etc. (And I'm not saying that 40K is a lot in Seattle, or anywhere else in the US.)

@xtw1995

Жыл бұрын

that lifestyle creep is REAL and i can’t really blame people half the time. if you make $80k you absolutely should be able to live in a nice apartment or home. the problem is, they e moved the goal post and now you’re paying a lot more for a home that gives you a lot less. so if you feel entitled to a nice home, which at $80k you should, now you have to pay even more which makes you feel more crunch in your budget.

@SniffanyandAsh

Жыл бұрын

$80k is pretty much poverty-level in Seattle, unfortunately. You would need at least 1-2 roommates to afford housing, at the bare minimum. I lived in Seattle for 4 years. So many people are fleeing Seattle for more affordable areas.

@christophermunoz2568

Жыл бұрын

@xw But it buy renting your never going to obtain the asset of a house. A person making 40k won't be able to but a 400-500k house but the 80k person might. For example my parents bought 500k house within 2yeats its worth almost 1million. Renting doesn't increase your net worth with time.

as someone who lives in seattle, makes about $82k/yr, AND works at a homeless nonprofit i will say this about the last person: the job is not easy. it’s a job where you’re told “NO” every day and the work you put into housing people can be so easily sidelined due to funding/paperwork/timing/job turnover. that’s probably why she makes so much. i know my agency has worked really hard to up our company pay and the base salary for direct-client work is $66k (it was $52k when i started in 2021). the reason we pay so well is because a big part of the job is consistency. the job turn over rate for social workers is so high bc burnout is so high bc the job is emotionally draining. in order to combat turnover, many orgs are upping pay. less turnover leads to more people getting housed.

@vanyac6448

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this perspective. So many people blame the homelessness-industrial complex, and though that likely is a factor, it is also also is likely due to the system being stacked against you if you want to fix homelessness.

@trailerhaul8200

Жыл бұрын

well do you work for a non profit for the mission statement? If you’re mission driven to solve the challenge, why do you ask for the money?

@xtw1995

Жыл бұрын

@@trailerhaul8200 because even non-profits create jobs. a majority of us working there were also once homeless. my agency is all about lived experience. that’s one pathway to housing.

@elouise5593

Жыл бұрын

Yet, increased pay will also lead to less people being housed, because the $$ only stretches so far! Many homeless aren't willing to live in a place with a lot of rules attached, and if there are no rules, the place gets trashed. Why not spend more on mental health and drug/alcohol rehab? That's why most are on the streets, isn't it?

@elouise5593

Жыл бұрын

@@xtw1995 What is the % of homeless that are successful in getting or staying off the streets?

Awesome video as per usual. Happy to see that you to stop by in Seattle. Keep up the great work.

I live in Seattle. Lots of us make great money but lots of people have horrible spending habits. We have it really good here I lived of minimum wage my whole life in the city up until I made my big jump

@CelestialGils

Жыл бұрын

Hey! You don’t have to answer this question, but where did you get into?

@jO-gu9xr

Жыл бұрын

@@CelestialGils what do you mean

@CelestialGils

Жыл бұрын

@j O You said that you made the big jump, and I was wondering what job/career you jumped into

@jO-gu9xr

Жыл бұрын

@@CelestialGils I started reading and first book I ever read was rich dad poor dad and started learning about real estate and literally went from working multiple jobs every day just to work to putting my time into my side hustle now. It’s what I do full time

For all the folks that would like to relocate to Seattle, after hearing these high salaries it must be discouraging that it will be an uphill battle living there at any high 5 figure salary unless you love apartment living.

Love that we’re traveling across. I’m interested in both coasts.

I live and work in Seattle bringing in 99k as a property manager. I really don’t have any personal complaints with my salary being relatively high and lower expenses with hefty discount on rent, but the cost of living is actually pretty outrageous here. With the average rent being over $2,300, I completely understand why so many are struggling.

@jameshill5458

Жыл бұрын

That actually puts things into perspective. I only make 65 as a water quality specialist, but I’m in Fresno and my rent is just 900$ a month. I suppose when you factor in cost of living in an expensive city like Seattle the way our money stretches is roughly the same.

@brittneycunningham8375

Жыл бұрын

@@jameshill5458 Not quite the same stretch. The average rent in Fresno is about $1,500 and the average in Seattle is about $2,400. 65k is nice in comparison to the cost of living in Fresno, you can make that salary work in Seattle too honestly, but I’m fortunate enough to the benefit of rent discount so I only pay about $1,500. Relatively the same expenses and with a bit more to work with outside of the discount.

@ivsulanivhawas3628

Жыл бұрын

I want to Ask you if you don’t mind Do you think if I make 450000$ a year as a cardiologist is good in Seattle compare to the cost of living or I should research somewhere cheaper

Just a perspective, the cost of housing here in Seattle is insane. A household bringing 110k a year is considered living moderately comfortable, which is insane.

Good to know, love this video.

The last person is a public administrator for a non profit making 242k/year. That’s a good reason to not donate to nonprofits. She cares so much.

@elouise5593

Жыл бұрын

Not all charities are like that, though. You have to do your research before donating to any of them.

@brandenraftery5074

Жыл бұрын

most likely government funded/ your taxes pay for it

@ISpitHotFiyaa

Жыл бұрын

The money is coming from tax dollars. Nobody with a brain donates to the homeless industrial complex in Seattle.

Glad I’m studying tech. Either tech or sales is what I believe will be the field that I can do financially well in.

@Joshisjanky

Жыл бұрын

Do tech sales. Being in tech sales is the move, money is very very good in a short amount of time……

@AZ-gs6hj

Жыл бұрын

@@Joshisjanky I heard about that. I definetely will try it after I get my degree done this year. How much do you think you could make starting out?

@Joshisjanky

Жыл бұрын

@@AZ-gs6hj not think. I know you can make $80k starting salary + stocks. So like $90

@polyteky

Жыл бұрын

@@Joshisjanky how do you get started in tech sales. Or we have to join in a different position and later move onto sales?

@Joshisjanky

Жыл бұрын

@@polyteky everyone has to start off as the entry level SDR. Google the role. You can get the job.

The person teaching your kids makes 50k. The person making sure your kids can play Candy Crush on a smartphone is making 200k+. Yep, we really have our priorities in order.

@snoopybishop

Жыл бұрын

👆🏾

@jeffery1192

Жыл бұрын

Called capitalism my guy, it’s how the us works. Person making my candy crush is creating probably 200k in profits a day or more. The kindergarten teacher isn’t generating money.

@snoopybishop

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffery1192 I’m sure he knows. He’s just pointing out what’s f’d up

@suthakar

Жыл бұрын

Totally understand the frustration in this comparison. But just to explain why that is the case, one word answer is - scale. The person who teaches, can do it only to maximum of 30 kids everyday. But the person who helped program candy crush, has his contributions used by over 3million or more kids who play candy crush. If someone can figure out and teachto hundreds or thousands of ppl effectively can also make such money. An example would be good educational KZread channels.

@AZ-gs6hj

Жыл бұрын

Not at all. The person who is building the systems schools use is making that much. Schools aren't white board and chalk anymore. They are utilizing tons of software from their students to their staff. The tech guys are the ones building that so teaching becomes a lot easier. Data storage for the students, grades, applications, etc are all built from the engineers.

This is a good video that really showcases if you don’t work in tech making 200K plus then maybe Seattle is too expensive

It amazes me that that woman makes 240k. Who would ever try to solve the problem that will get rid of that job? Makes no sense that yearly budgets for these kinds of things increase every year but the homeless situation gets worse in every city everywhere. It’s outrageous and straight up pissing me off. People need to be mad about that

@Arcadianx98

Жыл бұрын

It’s a democrat thing. They think more and more spending will fix things

Holy sh*t the lady making $250k to fix homelessness. And look what a horrible job they are doing. Simply unreal. 🤯

@spacedode777

Жыл бұрын

It’s almost as if they were to actually fix the problem, they would not be making that much $

pretty standard rates for tech industry. some companies do take advatage in salary negotiations but so do the candidates

54k with Masters, educating 25-30 tiny humans. Ridiculous

Tech is a completely different socio-ecomic class than normal humans. At least 2X almost everyone else.

@UtiliTerran

Жыл бұрын

@@steveh5307 Median income in Seattle is $52k. Per this video the higher earners are roughly $100k, except tech, which is 2X. $200k+ is objectively a different socio-ecomic class. I know plenty of high earners, most are in Tech.

@Henry-fe2qv

Жыл бұрын

You’re still living the life of a salaried employee at 200k, lifestyle wise it’s the same as making 90k.

@Irichan08

Жыл бұрын

@@Henry-fe2qv Can confirm. Lifestyle at 200K isn't that much different.

@ahmorgan

Жыл бұрын

@@Henry-fe2qv true, I'm at $150k for a company in Kirkland and my life has not changed that much from before.

@elouise5593

Жыл бұрын

@@Henry-fe2qv So they just WHY are housing prices going up so high if $200,000 isn't that much? Is it because of couples where both have high paying jobs? I have plenty of friends who are tech workers who have pretty nice homes. One friend just retired from Boeing with stock options, and she has two homes!

You see that public administrator for homeless assistance get 242k a year. What a corrupt our country is. Same in California l. Those people want homeless people everywhere

Nice you came to my city!

SEATTLE FINALLY!! Don't know when you came, but if it's Now, then this is one of the worst weathers this city welcomes you to.

Itll be interesting if you can East side Seattle like Bellevue!

@angeo3830

Жыл бұрын

I agree Bellevue/Issaquah/Mercer island would be interesting

@AZ-gs6hj

Жыл бұрын

They all own business

I interned at a nonprofit in Austin and the program coordinators and the grant writer were only paid 35k, that's crazy to hear how well the person in nonprofit said they were paid

People be making $200k a year like nothing while I’m struggling making $60k. I need to switch jobs

@Scooterzt

9 ай бұрын

I know that feeling, cable tech with 40k. To software engineer 140k in 2 years. It is possible, don't be scared.

Yesssss Seattle!

@ralphjohnson3202

Жыл бұрын

Oh Noooo Seattle!.

The salary discrepancy between those in tech and software development and everyone else is insane.

I own 2 laundromats and work about 30 hours a week..make about 140K a year

Hello, I just have a question. Are these wages gross or net?

These incomes are before or after tax?

I live in the area of seattle and $100,000 a year I would say is how much a single person needs to be making to support themselves

@Nigel1993

Жыл бұрын

Ehhh, I would argue $50,000 is just as doable, so long as you are open to shared housing in an apartment or house. Public transportation is great and still getting better, and even if you own a car you can get away with only using it on weekends to get outta town for a hike or a grocery trip. Learn to cook at home and not buy things you don't need. There are lots of free and low cost activities in Seattle and lots of great clothes/housewares to thrift. $100,000 can net you more comfortable housing and a better savings plan, but not a requirement IMO.

@angeo3830

Жыл бұрын

@@Nigel1993 yeah I get what you mean and yes with a roommate but I was talking as if the hypothetical person would be living alone with a car doing typical stuff or what I see other people doing for the most part that $100,000 would be what they would need to have a comfortable regular life but I do agree if someone were to be taking the bus or walking and saving money in the other ways you mentioned they could live here as a single person

@Nigel1993

Жыл бұрын

@@angeo3830 I see your point. I personally think most folks need to un-learn the way our society incourages constant consumerism but I realize everyone just wants to live comfortably and hopefully achieve contentment and security. I imagine a lot of folks moving here come from car dominate places and might not take full advantage of public transit. That being said, Seattle is expensive AF especially compared to bigger cities with more infrastructure or Seattle 10 years ago. Here's to hoping Seattle bounces back from this tech bro infestation!

@ederlikessoccer

Жыл бұрын

I earn less than 100k and I have a house and a kid. 4 years ago I live in inside Seattle city limits making 55k a year and I live alone in my apartment.

@jobin140

Жыл бұрын

No offense but you're flat out wrong. Im seeing 1 bed rooms go for 2k easy. You can def be comfortable making 60k a year in seattle. At 72k youre renting your own 1 bedroom and are only paying 1/3 of your income on rent, and there are still studios to rent as well.

ok. as a seattleite i make 200k and i thought i was under compensated as the people i hang out with make 900k+. i will shut up now.

@kristine7304

Жыл бұрын

What do you do and what do those you hang out with do?

I'm in Seattle at like 72k and this made me want to leave this job cuz I neeed more and I thought I had a good job 😊

The last one trolled me so hard. What business does a homeless non profit company have paying their employees so much, for such a crap result.

Tacoma. Crawl & Attic Salesman (Insulation Contractor) 120k-175k

@ralphjohnson3202

Жыл бұрын

More like Crawl in Attic to keep from getting hit with stray bullets in Tacompton lol.😂

am really eager to know about Industrial engineer's salary in usa.

Mechanic for toyota. 50k. I enjoy physical labor. Workplace is pretty toxic, gotta go fast if you want to make money. Your on your own because your coworkers are wasting time and therefore money by helping you. Be quick, figure the job out on your own, dont break it. Definitely underpaid for physical labor, always changing information, need to be constantly learning new information and skills, spend thousands of dollars on tools, stressful, dangerous at times. Customer only cares about getting their vehicle done right and fast, couldn't care less about what we go through. If somthing is bothering you at work, suck it up and do your job, no one cares. Raises are basically non existent. But hey, at least we have the opertunity to do it again the next day

There's no way that the Aircraft Technician makes 46k unless it's for an incredibly small airline or airplane yard or unless he's an apprentice

@crash1802

Жыл бұрын

yeah and that solar installer obviously doesnt make 50k hahaha

Wouldn’t it be great, if the administrator for the homeless nonprofit making $242k per year was paid, like I am as a financial advisor, based on her effectiveness? In other words, if she could solve the homeless problem in Los Angeles I personally would pay her $242k per year! If it gets worse, so should her earnings.

Hi! Why do you censor the name of the companies?

@whtgt02vert

Жыл бұрын

the employees probably ask for that

@crash1802

Жыл бұрын

so people watching this video dont go after the tech guy making 200k because he obviously got something worth taking in that wallet

Hahaha last one just priceless

How do people live under 50k a year with inflation and all?

@crash1802

Жыл бұрын

government assistance. other states like hawaii low income is capped at 90k

Im a sped teacher & husband is in tech. We live in bothell, a suburb outside of Seattle

The no1 thing people lie about is their income. The first thing you never ask in social sciences or surveys.

@billy3603

Жыл бұрын

True but they are less likely to lie in the presence of someone they know that knows the truth like a significant other. Many of these people were with their S/O

Damn.. where do I find one of these jobs? I make 58k as a boiler operator/building engineer in SLU Seattle and on call 24/7/365.

@trailerhaul8200

Жыл бұрын

Damn, that’s rough. Did on call for a position once. It is mentally taxing and time consuming. 58K isn’t enough

@weareorigin

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a realistic job. The tech jobs are being laid off anyways.

Cool video, wish it was uploaded properly so I could watch it on my phone full screen in portrait

69% have Americans in urban areas are living paycheck to paycheck. Take that for what you will. The cost of living is atrocious. In Seattle from April 20th to April 2023, we saw a 20% increase in the cost of living. Meanwhile we're building a 54 billion dollar light rail system which I voted for, and have devised a budget and plan to remodel the waterfront. The cost of living is going to spread to anywhere that light rail touches, and it's only going to get higher resonating out from that waterfront. People like me with my two kids, well let's just say I'm looking at Pennsylvania.

The teacher and the "news" guy

@weareorigin

Жыл бұрын

They seem more real than a city where everyone is a rich tech worker

If I was a RN I rather do travel nursing. I work with them young nurses making 60k every 3 months

Funny how the "non profit" administrator makes more than every other person interviewed. Keep those donations coming folks!

been saying it forever, but tech and tech salaries will ruin cities and society because when you can get paid 200k -500k to be an engineer on a game like angry birds, or create some digital "good" (dog walking app for example) that takes up no physical space then there is nothing to balance out society. Its going to hollow out everything eventually. People won't start new art cinemas, or cool 24 hour board game cafes, or new art spaces, or niche things, because there will be no return on investment to justify living in a city where a studio costs on average 1,500 a month. Its crazy.

@AllanDeutsch

Жыл бұрын

People making high tech salaries spend their time & money after work at cool new art cinemas, board game cafes, and other niche things. Not everyone wants to sit at a desk and code all day.

@bl4841

Жыл бұрын

@@AllanDeutsch only places that cater to the tech aesthetic and sensibilities. These aren't genuine art establishments for artists and such. Its like board game shops that charge $7 an hour to play Catan and drink Matcha lattes. Techies hold the power in cities now, so then every establishment needs to mold their services to attract them as much as possible in order to stay alive. Making a terribly predicable and sterile experience for everyone

@ISpitHotFiyaa

Жыл бұрын

If more people did software engineering then the pay would drop. And the kind of people doing art cinemas and starting cafes generally don't have the right attributes for software engineering. What would happen first is people would stop majoring in math, science, or other kinds of engineering.

@emilyau8023

11 ай бұрын

You sound really sour cause you do know SWE make everything you're mostly using, right?

@bl4841

11 ай бұрын

@@emilyau8023 not at all upset with tech workers that do ACTUAL valuable things, not just make games and capitalize off addiction and food delivery services. Just need some balance rather than a bunch of worthless life sucking tech corporations that attract high paid factory workers

of course its non profit if youre paying admins 245k

Do you feel you are fairly compensated ？ really, why she think she would get any different response 😂

Wish you would have got out of downtown. Most of those people were obviously tourists.

@juwanharris5425

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Go to south Seattle Kent, auburn, Tacoma Everett lol bc they know people around those city’s ain’t making much This page didn’t want to expose the hypocrisy in the state of Washington You got people who ain’t from here making tons of money Compare to people who been here all they lives and still can’t find a nice paying job

The teacher clearly is not working in Seattle.

@weareorigin

Жыл бұрын

Teacher role doesn't work well across America. The parents and administrations bother the teachers and they don't get paid enough. Rural teachers work and go home to the TV. Not much to do in poor rural areas.

First people to be laid off to save company money.

Be like the last lady

Is it really “transparency” if you quack out the employer names?

@SalaryTransparentStreet

Жыл бұрын

People are fired every day by their companies for talking about their pay. We’re in the business of helping people, not getting them fired.

The son 10:02 , the farther ….

Bunch of tech people in Seattle. Surprise

Lol ppl complaining about someone helping the homeless and making $260k should see what their county directors make to sit in meetings all day. 😂

I like how no one is satisfied but come on lol 200k and not happy.

hello from danang city vietnam

Where did all the nice people come from lol.

What y’all need to realize about The lady making 250k at the nonprofit is these are heavily subsidized by the state. The state gives out ALOT of money to these sorts of nonprofits here because the homeless problem is so bad.

Making money by enabling the homeless. Yeah, right.

9:19 "not enough housing" in LA? I feel like that is what her job makes her say. plenty of housing all over LA

@saisr1

Жыл бұрын

Well you didn't expect her to take any responsibility for the system in place did you? SF spends hundreds of millions of dollars on it every year. The total amount goes up every year and yet they get nowhere and instead the number of homeless keeps going up. It's not just a coincidence.

When is she going to go to the hood?

@billy3603

Жыл бұрын

"Hi my name is Gmac and I make 45 million dollars a year. I serve the public baby."

@juwanharris5425

Жыл бұрын

Exactly I wanna see The difference in wages In poverty places bc boy

There is enough housing.

Where the black people?

@crash1802

Жыл бұрын

working trying to make 100k

@bipi4363

Жыл бұрын

Watch the episode of Atlanta.

@kingkong2598

Жыл бұрын

Working at KFC and Popeyes.

@kingkong2598

Жыл бұрын

@@_ChicagosfinestYou look like you must love those fried chicken a lot 😆 🤣 😂 Do you fight for that too?

@ralphjohnson3202

Жыл бұрын

@juwanharris Black population in Seattle is very small at 7% .Seattle is still pretty much a white city.

Good thing chat GPT will kill most of these tech jobs and it’s still in its infancy

@crash1802

Жыл бұрын

interesting. looking into it now.

@weareorigin

Жыл бұрын

Buzzfeed is now using it to write articles

@emilyau8023

11 ай бұрын

Dude tech workers will still be needed for AI

@ngansstudio8674

8 ай бұрын

Bro be hating on tech people for no good reason 🤡

Do you fairly Compesenated? "No...." (of course)