Asking people in San Francisco how much they make! CA📍Salary Transparent Street
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2022
- The COL in San Francisco is 94% higher than the national average, the median home price is $1.3M and the median rent is $4k/month (Source: Payscale).
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Love that the nurse spoke up!! Thank you.
Software engineer dropped a lot of valuable sites for aspiring developers. Brave to him for sharing those resources.
it is just AD
Yup codepath is legit I was apart of it during undergrad.
I wonder how he makes so much. Most people that level of experience make around $110k.
@@iseeflowers I make 160k as a new grad in the Bay Area.
@@horaciocastillo491 still not $230k. Yours is closer to most people. But I think it depends on the company and what city you live in. It is hard to find an entry level SWE job these days. Do you mind telling what is your company and if they’re hiring or not?
Finally! A video based in my hometown area. Thank you for showing this as I’ve always been curious about done of the other industries outside of tech here.
These are some of the most nuanced conversation that will help people not to entirely rely on paycheck to paycheck living. It's a wonderful think that you guys are making this project happen and bringing it to life.
This is great content. Owning a business isn’t for everyone, you have to find what makes you happy. On the other side, these vids are great because it shows people so many different businesses that can be created in these industries and niches. Either way, you do you and be happy 🤙
Now we all have a feeling of what working in payroll feels like haha. Thanks for doing the interview. 😀
Wow I just discovered this channel. I wish I had ran into you guys since I work in San Francisco, CA. I hope to run into you guys asking about salaries.❤ I was born and raised here so thank you for doing this.❤
I love these! I would like to see more videos from lower cost of living areas though, like maybe the Midwest. I feel like these videos make salaries elsewhere look bad but I would have to make significantly more money to live well in San Francisco!
I’m from the Midwest it’s hard with experience to make less than 80k in California
Really love this Channel
@9:04 bro lowkey gave any Software Engineering exhibitionists, the keys to the front door. Bro gave us gems if we're tryna get in the game. RESPECT!
I made 129k last year delivering for Usps in the Bay Area. Looking to make 150k this year. 🤞
Is that with a lot of OT? I have a friend who made more than 100k delivering for them, but his OT was through the roof
@@DD-zp3qe yes I work usually a minimum of 70 hours per week. And u gotta work at least 1 of your days off during the week. That’s how u make the big bucks at Usps.
So basically you worked two jobs since you’re putting in 70 hrs minimum a week lol.
@@ky7037 basically made more money in overtime than in base pay. And I didn’t need a college degree to make that kinda money! Time goes by fast. Easy money.
@@california6844 kudos to you. I’m on the other side of the spectrum. I work 40hrs/ wk making the same amount thanks to my degree. I hate OT with a passion
I wish you didn’t record it vertically
Same!
I couldn't watch the whole thing lol
Great video, thank you!
Okay, I live in Oakland and I've learned from watching this video that I need to stop complaining about how much I make because I'm doing hella well!!!
I literally came here to say the same thing. Like I feel like I am doing fine now compared most of the of the people in the video.
What do you do Sharkeisha?
@@btewbHealth Educator. $110,000. Hourly. I clock in at 8:30, out at 5. Meet with 8 people daily. Sometimes facilitate classes. No stress.
It shows you what it takes to live in sf . The contrast is so drastic for food and service workers
The nurse‘s voice is so soothing 😊
As someone who moved to SF 6 months ago, I can’t stress how underpaid many people are. I work in healthcare and make 100k however my rent is 3k for a small studio, which is actually pretty cheap for this area. I pay 36k in rent and that’s NOT including utilities. Heck even a parking spot is $300/month. Now, living in SF, I also get taxed like crazy for city benefits (literally half my paycheck). And with other things like medical bills, food, etc…it’s impossible. So yeah I’m barely making it here.
$100K is a blessing 😂
Most people in the Bay Area are around $75K
I am in Healthcare just outside of SF. Same pay, less rent.
You are correct. I hate videos like this (while I love them..informative!) because it looks like too much money, and also, some people make more than others 👎but in reality many people do not afford expensive things even if their salary is higher than the rest of the country.
All that tax you're paying helps spread your money to others that don't make as much as you. Equality. Hahaha.
Dang, you might have to live that roommate life.
Watching this it makes me realize that generally, salaries are actually very similar to here in Vancouver, Canada, but what makes the medium seem so much higher in statistics are the crazy salaries in tech and software development.
Would be great to include whether job is benefited or not. Having benefits (heathcare, sick, vacation) will make a significant difference.
3rd generation SF native born and raised and I hella got priced out of my city ... Moved to Houston TX making around 120k a year and even though I do hella miss home and the adjustment from the city to htown was hella different. I enjoy the life I have made for myself in the great state of TX . Having a child put everything into perspective and I couldnt possibly raise her and expose her to the grimyness of the day to day city life. I tell her back in the day growing up as a frisco kid it was like an epispde of hey Arnold. Now meeting actual Frisco natives is hella rare sight unfortunately.
I feel it bro I’m lucky enough to live and thrive in north San Mateo County. Right next to the city but hella chill. I love SF but really would only want to live in Glen Park or some ritzy neighborhood like that at this point. Not to mention you’re gonna want to send your kids to private school or risk playing the lottery game and getting shipped off to a school across the city.
Great content keep it up
10 stars
I live in Mozambique and I really love your videos. It’s quite interesting to know how much people in US make and compare to a regular income in Mozambique, there is a huge difference😅
Gas rich Mozambique
@@bourahliabdelhak1774 Exactly, one dollar stands for 63 meticals here (our local coin) so if we could gain in dollars we definitely rich
Thank you! Mozambique is beautiful! 💚
@@SalaryTransparentStreet Thanks for replying 😍
It's important to note that these interviews are taking place in some of the highest cost of living places in USA, so the salaries are much higher than a typical salary.
Where I live, $45,000 USD a year is considered a good job.
*Very informative video. Also, it's very surprising to hear how low some salaries in San Francisco might be...* 😐
Its a little odd to ask business owners how much they make since it is their decision how much to withdraw out of their own company versus how much to reinvest in the company. But still interesting to see how they decide that. I'm glad that a few of them were interviewed
Yeah it’s different with business owners. How much they personally make and how much the company grossed. You’re also playing a deduction game as a business owner and working the system to claim as little as possible to avoid paying taxes.
It is stupidly expensive and hard to live on the modest salary side as a single person here at current housing rates. A couple with combined income and/or having a paid off house or house purchased some time ago has it way easier.
Agreed. College and housing costs have grown disproportionately compared to wages over the last 50 years. The wealth disparity between the top 10% and lower 90% has never been greater either.
I’m surprised some of the jobs in the Bay Area are paid for so low
I am pretty confident the descriptions of these jobs are misleading and I also don't think some of these jobs are in the bay area.
Many were not in the Bay Area... two were in Canada
Yeah, their income is low but they’re young.
@@EdgewoodTennis even them being young, seems to be low. I was out in bay area during the dotcom boom back in the late 90's to early 2000. As Network/Field Support Engineer, I was making $75K... around 24-27 years old. That was 20 years ago.
It’s a mixed bag and many are young and not all actually live or work in SF. Some of them have only been working a short time.
Disabled people or those on social security have to try to get by and pay rent with about $11k a year
I was born here , I hate how people don’t get a lot of people commute like 2 + hours on public transport to work minimum wage jobs in the city cus they also can’t afford to simultaneously live there
Any chance you could come to Buffalo and interview our medical administration? They have such disproportionate earnings in healthcare.
The mic lady has good vibes, nice clear voice too.
150k in SF is like 60k everywhere else. Decent 1bd apartment is 3500 min
Lol dont overhype ...150k in SF is may be 100 K elsewhere .
Depends where, for sure. 150k in SF is like $100k in Chicago adjusted for CoL but just $70k gets you the same standard in Birmingham... but then you have to live in Alabama
I would say 100k in SF is 75k everywhere else. And you can get a decent 1-bed in SF for $3k flat, or a large studio for about 2.7k.
@@nipunmenon8878 I don't think that's over hyped... I just did the nerd wallet cost of living comparison calculator and it says that the cost of living in San Francisco 123% higher there than where I live. Our 140k in OKC would need to be 312k in San Francisco to maintain the same standard of living.
Kinda painful to hear the salaries of people and see all the poverty all around us... the job force is tech driven, and most other jobs are disappearing with $15 dollar an hour barely enough to survive ....crime is at a all time high as the population grows and decent paying jobs are disappearing. Smh.....
A note to the editor: I think you mistakenly showed the agricultural engineer twice in the video. Once at 10:54 and again at 12:24
People working with tech and software engineering in SF have insane salaries. Despite the higher taxes and living costs in SF the salary is still insane to me as a European
the tech consultants inspired me! I work in non-profit tech consulting in Chicago and even though I've only been doing it a year and a half my base pay is a measly $67K. (And the companies are non-profits, so my own company doesn't want to charge them a lot). I want to grow and reach that kind of earning potential!
You are appropriately compensated. Consultants should be something you do post retirement after you actually learn how a business or process works, not a long term career.
we need more social workers!!! anf they need to get paid more for what they do too
To do what ? Help druggies and crazies? Impossible job.
If I get rich, imma donate to this channel.
We're all rooting for ya 😁
Only poor people say that. Once you're rich you'll trample them.
We need to get you tickets to the south and those with a moderate standard of living!
Interesting stuff!! I’m a airline mechanic and averaged $150k a year but many of my coworkers are over $200k with a little OT.
Hey did not know airline mechanics were so well paid. How'd you get into it?
You’ll need an A and P license…got into it 35 years ago. We desperately need people.
what airline may i ask?
UAL
Great job!
The first couples advice about consulting is spot on! Im a tech consultant making 95k in my first year.
What do you have to do to be a consultant?
These numbers may no longer apply because of the layoffs. The numbers are probably a lot lower.
@@dariuschambliss1221 I have a full-time gig and am satisfied with my pay. But I always thought you had to be really experienced to be a IT consultant considering you're helping/assisting companies with a technical solution. But guess that's not entirely true.
what does a consultant get consulted on?
I feel like they were lying. They've only been working 2-3 years and "making 150K" that's BS. To be a tech consultant you have to have years of experience, be an expert in the field or have an advanced degree like a phD. I have an MS in engineering and took me like 4-5 years to start making 120k. They didn't even say what degree they had.
Those health/life insurance couple's base are also with a quota. Not many last because after selling and meeting quotas to your friends a families the first couple of years, the sales drops and well, you know...
At 2:00 - if you get rid of the "fee for service" model that we have... what do you replace it with? "Free" service for everyone?
My sister is a Director of Food and Beverage in San Fran, makes about 160k base + bonus, working 70 hours a week, feels broke living there. Can't find a decent home with her budget to purchase.
Everyone hating on the truck company owner but logistics and transport are hot money rn
I feel bad the for canadian girl that is a product marketing specialist in SF cali... $37k is extremely ripped off. As entry level for that role, $65k USD would make more sense, then in SF, it shoot up to $90k+. For context I was a product marketing specialist for a year making $68k entry, then promoted to manager now at roughly $80k. (though national US avg for pmm is around $120k)
Especially for a cybersecurity company. They are taking advantage of her Canadian-ness 🇨🇦
I thought she is working in Canada and just visiting SF.
@@janm.5031 Yes, and she is still getting ripped off. Product marketing is at the higher end of marketing salaries. Many easily make 6-figures as a PMM. entry level in a low cost of living area should be $65k. As for canada, I am not familiar, but at $37k, that is way too low for anywhere for product marketing. The company knows they have a great deal. Product Marketing Alliance comes out with a salary report every year. She can use data there to prep for raise discussions.
She does not live in SF. In fact a few people were merely visiting SF, not living there.
Surprisingly lower pay than expected considering how expensive SF is. Average house price in sf is 1.2 million$.
SF Plumber charges $400 with in 2 hours replacing an water heater. True story
I think a lot of ppl you interviewed are super young! I was surprised there wasn’t more diversity in age. I think it makes sense bc San Francisco is not a place to be able to afford to settle down but probably a fun place to start your career and live with roommates and live like a young post-college lifestyle.
I need to get into tech 😬
I'm a nanny I make $40 an hour, not always fairly compensated, making a move to journalism, where I will make $30 an hour.
I wish all those consultants would specify what they actually do for client, because it's a very broad term.
Because they do varying things. It’s consulting, an external company hires you to do whatever the company needs you to do, it’s not the same every time
@@phil6298 I was a QA Consultant for years, I had no issue to disclose that I deliver QA testing to the client. What's a problem to list at least some of the needs these consultants cover? It'd help to narrow down what's their knowledge expertise and then people can apply it to their learning plans, etc.
@@StaciaBielka because no one asked. No one said it was a problem. As a former management consultant, it’s too granular to explain all the things we do. Unlike you, as a financial services management consultant, each engagement was widely different
@@phil6298 even just adding "management consultant" or "financial management consultant" would be great. It's just weird why people don't want to explain what they actually do when they are asked about occupation. It's same as saying "engineer" without specifying the industry at all.
@@StaciaBielka why do you keep saying that they don’t want to, again no one asks? It’s not weird at all, it’s weird that you are expecting them to. Management consulting is also very broad and equivalent to just saying consultant.
Gentrified out of San Francisco decades ago, (but living in the far away bay area suburbs) I am a Special Ed Assistant for a public school, I make $28K a year (200 days a year) best part, satisfaction of seeing progress in children's behavior, worst part daily assaults, with a potential for serious injury. Doing this for 22 years. Just for comparison.
If you make 28k you weren’t gentrified out you’re just I hate to say it, broke, because im 19 and work 30 hours a week and make that much. Im broke as hell so I can’t imagine trying to afford Sf
@@josharata3342 Your comment does indeed show your lack of *Life Experience*. Yes, Gentrified is the correct word when you consider the tech boom centralized in the Bay Area that drove prices up for the locals. Carmen was illustrating how poorly compensated they are for the important work they do in the community.
You are making lasting difference for your students! Thank you for your contributions to education! ❤️
Trucking/towing is where it’s at!!
when the first girl bonus is how much i make in a year in tech. The US salaries are crazy
In my field (Med lab Scientist) we make about 60k in most states but in big city areas like in California it is 120k on average
270k 1st year SWE, dude is killing it
I want to get into consulting, primarily in business. What are some ways to get started?
Yo! How fast was that Segway going at 10:09?
Its shocking how little people in this video make. I lived in SF for 10 years and can say its difficult to live on anything below $120K. Based on STS, tech money has moved to Seattle and Denver
How does one become "tech consultant" and what does a tech consultant do?
Can you do more bay area cities?
Never seen so many Happy Broke People in my life lol
I’m surprised to hear some of the salaries are so low bc it’s so expensive to live here.
Being a millionaire in SF is middle class😂
could be cool to scope out less touristy parts to get more realistic numbers
I had a friend went to an internship at Amazon in the bay area. He told me that a shared room costed him $4000 a month lol You make more, but also spend more
I make 83K (no degree - warehouse manager) and my partner 55K ( grad student). We pay 2300 for our 1 br. No kids!
I am really eager to know about Industrial engineer's salary in usa.
For being in one of the most expensive city, some are making less than I thought.
I just wanna know how these people learn these trades. Some of these they don't teach.
Okay, software engineer at the 10:00 mark is suspicious.
I am not saying is impossible, but for how little experience he has and being self taught, you have LOTS of other options in the market.
My guess is the fella has connections though parents.
He is a candidate for being replaced by someone from India for much less. Sometimes being overpaid is motivation for a company to displace you. Ask the folks at Twitter.
As a multiple decade resident of San Francisco it doesn't surprise me at all to hear that most of the highly paid folks work in tech, and anyone working with humans makes less. As a substance and mental health counselor working in the HIV field for many years I find this a frustrating fact of life in the US. Wish it could be more equal. It's difficult to keep up with bills and expenses and try to save anything. I like this channel and the concept of salary transparency. One suggestion might be to go to all different neighborhoods, not just the financial district.
That software engineer did not reveal his base salary, bonus and RSU and only stated his TC (Total Compensation). If he works at FAANG with his degree and years of experience, his TC is NOT $230k to $270k. He just purely optimistically estimated that low range, which in reality it is below $200k from last year.
270k for a first year is hilarious and you can tell he pulled that number out his ass. He's likely making 130-150k base at a FAANG and *maybe* hits 190-200k with bonus and RSUs.
dude is trolling - he's self taught w/ only 1 year of exp. $200k+ TC fairly low confidence.
I know self-taught software engineers that are freaking BRILLIANT and many companies like mine will weigh the quantity and quality of output heavily into all hiring decisions, and academics at a lower weight.
I am very curious too. Tech people can’t tell the diff between 170k and 270k. Elon musk lost 200 billion and he doesn’t even feel anything 😅
You think so? He was probably estimating the low based on his next round of stock vesting. Usually comp only gets better until the initial 4 year cliff doesn't it?
10:09 how fast was he😂
What I learn from this video is people look smart but there income is not .
So how's it now with A.i taking over?
There is a big difference between tech (software eng) and non tech people in terms of salary.
Well that was depressing. I'm 56 years old, live in San Francisco, and I make less than all of them; I make around $36k per year after taxes. :/
Not even gonna knock the dude who get food stamps. I met a dude who makes 200k plus and he used to live off food stamps but he put the work in
How can someone qualify for food stamps making $200k? Something sounds illegal.
@@sak_5 I realize I’m stupid, they used to live off food stamps - presumably before he started making 200k
I wouldn’t live in sf if not making 250k or higher. Thats nuts
Nah. Not “Thats nuts.” /
$250k is barely enough for San Diego if you have a family. Wouldn't even try at $250 in the bay... would have to live in Sacramento or something...
$250K I would say is minimum to live here but ideally anything $300K and up if you want to have a decent amount of money to pay off debt and save up for a home in the future.
Do you ask people before you start recording ??
Yep always
hey is 150k good money in irvine? im moving to US now and have no idea.
For a single person? You can live comfortably, but not luxuriously. But have no expectation of being able to buy a house.
I’ve seen that guy around the city 8:30
Total compensation would be a better question
Most of the tech workers in the video are now out of work.
Sunny incomes . . . sweeping the clouds away . . . Unfriendly neighbors where the air is sweet (because of spare the air days)😆 🤣 😂
This is shocking. All those tech salaries are grossly underpaid for the Bay Area, except for the software engineer making 230k. Unless they have only had 1-2 years of experience, they should be making ~75% more than their current salaries.
yikes.
Six figures is nothing anymore in Bay Area. It’s mainly the TECH (not biotech) that really had overly paid salaries, which affected the cost of living for everyone else.
Yes. I’m an RN in California and I was shocked how low those nurses are getting paid. They are getting waaaaaay too low wages for that area. Should be minimum $70/hr and that is still way too low for SF.
I work in the city and very few people make over 100k. The city is expensive and its one reason why people want full remote. No hybrid 100% remote. By being remote we can move to a lower cost area while keeping your 50k income.
It's not uncommon to make over $100k. It's just the majority don't. But for most cities, $100k income is only tip 20% of earners. So 1/5 make over. That's is a lot of people.
I probably wouldn't use few or very few until we started talking about 1% salaries.
The city as in San Francisco? I've lived here 8 years, everybody I know who work for a tech company make over 100k.
@@ruibai434 if you hang around tech people it's easy to end up in a bubble where the poorest person is an intern making $150k...
A better question is ‘how much weed did you sell before and after dispensaries opened?’ 😂
All that money they making in San Francisco just to give to their landlord and Safeway
Some of these people straight up lying 😂😂😂
The video doesn't mention where these people live (some could be tourists) so that is another factor here
Next time I’m SF, could you ask a Cop, then a Homeless person?
Journeyman level cops in the Bay Area make over $250k accounting for overtime
@@coleslaw3422 no they don't. Can you site your source? My father is a retired sf Inspector
@@RosettaStoned462 I don't give a shit if you believe me, but look up highest paid police departments in the nation. Apart from LA/NY, they are all Bay Area depts. Average base is ~120k, which is easily doubled with overtime. Your dad was just too lazy to put in the work. My buddy in redwood city PD made $275 last year as a non-supervisor
$40k is like nothing in sf omg
Make 240K in SF, translated 70K in Midwest
How do you live comfortably in SF making under 100k? Why do most of them has only 1 job that pays so low ?!??
Ask WHERE THEIR RETIREMENT PLAN IS AT!????
how are all these people making ends meet in SF?
100k is about 8000$ a month. If rent is 3000 (even though you can find cheaper) you still have 5000$ left. What else are you spending your money on? the only things thats expensive is gas but if you live in san Francisco you dont have to drive. I never understood what people meant by this. I could easily live off 50k a year in the bay area.
Tech industry is misleading. one can make lots of money in the private tech industry but things can change overnight because it's constantly evolving into the next big thing. You can be making 270k one year and laid off the next. Companies are in a foot race to corner the next big thing in technology. not to mention a lot of jobs are being outsourced. Always some new idea on the horizon. AI is a perfect example. how it looks today will be nothing like how it will look 5 years from now.
idc what they do 125k in that city is trash. I make 60k in NH significantly cheaper to live.
Tech salaries this low in the city? Me and my wife work in South east Bay, we both make around $320-350k depending upon bonus. 6-7 years of experience. Why live and spend it in city? Take remote option if available and go live on the east bay side that has plenty of space and peace.
levelsfyi is notoriously inaccurate and not up-to-date with current rates. Be prepared to get low balled if you're thinking about interviewing in tech.
The Bay Area is insanely expensive, if you don't make 6 figures I feel your pain on having to live with roommates to survive out there.
if you make 5000 a month, you find rent for 2500 you still have a ton of money left over. Why is it expensive?
@@Brandon-tz5pn rents are often more than 2500 a person, especially in the city areas where offices are most likely located. I worked for a FAANG company and I saved a bunch, but I did have to live with roommates and in overpriced old housing. If you get a single apartment you'd see your rent raise during your yearly renewals that way outpaced any yearly raise you got.
I left because I never felt I would be able to own a home despite making a good 6 figure salary to most people outside of the area.
@@Brandon-tz5pnrent shouldn’t be half your income. There’s also utilities that add to that.
@@Posada222 utilities don’t cost over 2000 a month. You could easily fit everything into 5000 a month. Unless you have debt to pay. The bay area is expensive though. Groceries and gas.
@@lafan023 yeah I know rents are crazy. I still live in the bay and plan on moving out the end of this year. Im trying to buy another house but its impossible here.