VP on salary transparency but doesn’t want to be transparent? Ironic. He definitely seems like someone who thinks too highly of himself from the vibe he’s giving off.
I wonder what bank he works for. He says he's been working for 10 years but 6 after graduation. My aunt is the vp of a bank. She makes really good money. I just can't imagine these two doing the same job lol
Most rich people stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then most poor people stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich but impressing them
I just withdrew my profits a week ago, it was so shocking when I withdrew $32,450 knowing I invested $3,000. I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills 😩I reinvested lol ☺️
@@CA2SD So easy to explain. NDA's. He's on camera. Many companies have NDA's for salaries and bonuses once you reach a high level, usually at levels similar to partners, principals, etc. Him working in Salary Transparency may mean that he's working towards making his own company or other companies do better about revealing salary ranges for job requisitions. Aside from public facing CEO's and stuff where you can Google their salaries, many people under that level in senior management have to sign documents to not disclose what they make to have a competitive edge against their competition. It's business. Maybe one day you'll get to that level and understand.
People are railing the VP for not disclosing his salary and yes it's a bit funny since he's in charge of salary transparency, but this tells me that no one here has worked at a high enough level to have NDA's. I'm a Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton and starting at this level we sign things to not be able to say how much our salaries and bonuses are. If we assume that he is truly a VP and the company knows what they're doing, he has 100% signed that NDA. Yes some people leak info here and there, but come on. This guy is on camera and someone is bound to know him. If he violates the NDA he's out of that job.
Where does this “educational administrator” work because I work for the NYC public school system and no admin earns $80k. Their starting salary is way more $80k too….
maybe they are from out of town. In Texas, my brother was an AP in a JH and retired after 20 years only makingi 80k. My wife has been teaching 26 years and is capped at $60k.
Even at 120k what wealth and far will that be able to stretch in NYC. All you ppl talk about what you make, but no talk on your actual networth, investment networth, assets etc.. probably near zero.
they're not educators, they just counselor...Also educator are not undervalued, i had plenty of bad teachers. And the counselor at my schools were useless. I went to NYC public schools btw. So 90k being a school counselor is very good.
Mixed feelings about VP guy. He shouldn’t have participated if he wasn’t going to give a number but I know where he is coming from too. As a leader, in presumably a larger organization, it is not good a good idea to disclose that information. It’s always in poor taste as a manager or leader to do that if you come from a larger organization.
almost everyone I know that had a job in the US military really doesn't like when people "thank them for their service," it's not the move given the context
all these teachers making 6 figures... but all you hear is how underpaid they are... and based on the kids I see entering the workforce, they're not doing a good job either.
The interview was filmed in New York City, which is a outlier on teacher salaries. The 80k to 100k salaries stated by teachers/administrators doesn’t go far in NYC. The cost for a mediocre 1 bedroom apartment is $2k to $2.5k/month
it's not the teachers' fault! There are so many factors that most ppl who are NOT teachers do not know about, that contribute to why the students these days are not that intelligent. Stick to what you actually do know.
Depends on what they teach too, some teachers here in northern Utah that teach math in jr/high school make 60k, 90k of course they’ve been doing it for 10+yrs, and I have no idea how one of my teachers negotiated to make that much.
VP on salary transparency but doesn’t want to be transparent? Ironic. He definitely seems like someone who thinks too highly of himself from the vibe he’s giving off.
I wonder what bank he works for. He says he's been working for 10 years but 6 after graduation. My aunt is the vp of a bank. She makes really good money. I just can't imagine these two doing the same job lol
@@Serenitie3 jock probably has connections
@@Serenitie3 VP in a bank is different from other firms. VP is a level up from Associate and after VP, you become a ED, Executive Director
VP at a bank is basically manager at other companies.
VP at a bank is really only like two or three levels above entry level. Same for VPs at PR firms. It’s not really like a VP at a regular business.
FYI, most bank VPs are just manager level roles. VP roles are easy to get in banking
Perfect example of how student loan debt affects different ppl.
Should have deleted the banker guy.....Pointless addition. Typical banker.
Most rich people stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then most poor people stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich but impressing them
Wow I'm just shocked you mentioned expert Georgette Wong, thought I'm the only one trading with her
Ofcourse she helped me recover what I lost trying to trade myself
I just withdrew my profits a week ago, it was so shocking when I withdrew $32,450 knowing I invested $3,000. I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills 😩I reinvested lol ☺️
This Ms. Georgette must be good, please how do I start trading with her?
The VP comes across like someone who won't go out of the way to remember anyone's name.
Of all the things you could go after, that’s the thing you chose?
@@jasonvargas7564 Yep. He talks a lot about himself yet he doesn’t want to disclose his salary on Salary Transparency. Make it make sense.
@@CA2SD yet Hannah is the one who continued to interview him AND included him in the video. Does she not realize what her own channel is about?
@@CA2SD So easy to explain. NDA's. He's on camera. Many companies have NDA's for salaries and bonuses once you reach a high level, usually at levels similar to partners, principals, etc. Him working in Salary Transparency may mean that he's working towards making his own company or other companies do better about revealing salary ranges for job requisitions. Aside from public facing CEO's and stuff where you can Google their salaries, many people under that level in senior management have to sign documents to not disclose what they make to have a competitive edge against their competition. It's business. Maybe one day you'll get to that level and understand.
People are railing the VP for not disclosing his salary and yes it's a bit funny since he's in charge of salary transparency, but this tells me that no one here has worked at a high enough level to have NDA's. I'm a Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton and starting at this level we sign things to not be able to say how much our salaries and bonuses are. If we assume that he is truly a VP and the company knows what they're doing, he has 100% signed that NDA. Yes some people leak info here and there, but come on. This guy is on camera and someone is bound to know him. If he violates the NDA he's out of that job.
Great to see the different perspectives based on age, salary and debt
Where does this “educational administrator” work because I work for the NYC public school system and no admin earns $80k. Their starting salary is way more $80k too….
maybe they are from out of town. In Texas, my brother was an AP in a JH and retired after 20 years only makingi 80k. My wife has been teaching 26 years and is capped at $60k.
@@Cards-In-The-Closet that's a good point. Maybe they are tourists from other cities.
Even at 120k what wealth and far will that be able to stretch in NYC. All you ppl talk about what you make, but no talk on your actual networth, investment networth, assets etc.. probably near zero.
Energy engineer making $400 a month? I don't get it. Is he working a couple hours a week?
Educators really are undervalued. If they were paid more it would attract a better pool of candidates and hopefully improve education in this country.
they're not educators, they just counselor...Also educator are not undervalued, i had plenty of bad teachers. And the counselor at my schools were useless. I went to NYC public schools btw. So 90k being a school counselor is very good.
Mixed feelings about VP guy. He shouldn’t have participated if he wasn’t going to give a number but I know where he is coming from too. As a leader, in presumably a larger organization, it is not good a good idea to disclose that information. It’s always in poor taste as a manager or leader to do that if you come from a larger organization.
Wait, how I’m the hek dies the energy engineer only make 400 a month? That’s not possible, especially for his title.
Someone please help that girl making 58.8k and believes she is fairly compensated
Why can’t the banker disclose. Prob makes 250k
Doubt it. VPs for banks are really only two or three levels above entry level.
Where are the boomers?
Nice
Ask them all their networth…😅 and then USD savings….
almost everyone I know that had a job in the US military really doesn't like when people "thank them for their service," it's not the move given the context
I cringe every time I hear it and the person always looks like "yeah whatever". Lol
@@Serenitie3 I also cringe lol and yuuup, that's the response I usually see or someone will go out of their way to tell them to stop doing that 👀
This reminds me of that episode from Curb Your Enthusiasm lol
all these teachers making 6 figures... but all you hear is how underpaid they are... and based on the kids I see entering the workforce, they're not doing a good job either.
The interview was filmed in New York City, which is a outlier on teacher salaries. The 80k to 100k salaries stated by teachers/administrators doesn’t go far in NYC. The cost for a mediocre 1 bedroom apartment is $2k to $2.5k/month
it's not the teachers' fault! There are so many factors that most ppl who are NOT teachers do not know about, that contribute to why the students these days are not that intelligent. Stick to what you actually do know.
They also get fat pensions
Depends on what they teach too, some teachers here in northern Utah that teach math in jr/high school make 60k, 90k of course they’ve been doing it for 10+yrs, and I have no idea how one of my teachers negotiated to make that much.
@@JPage31251 the cost of a 1bedroom apatment is not 2k to 2.5.. you can get a nice 1 bedroom for 2k outside of manhattan