moon_rabbit76 asked:


Every other job posting I’ve seen lists mi/mid/max. Truly bizarre! (FYI– I was looking at a job on the NYC MTA website.) I want to ask for the top salary, since I have a lot more experience than they require, but I wanted before that I wasn’t misreading this before I did so. Thanks for any help anyone in the HR field can provide!

Queen asked:

I need a job and so far no luck in the Mid south area. HELP :0)))))

SKS asked:

So thank you to those of you who suggested I live in Charleston, SC..I’ve been searching for apts and love what I’m seeing. I love that the cost of living is cheaper down there. The problem is my old boss told me that so are the salaries. I was expecting if I make 34k now maybe I would have to settle for a job at like 30/31k, but he is telling me that it’s a much bigger difference in salaries. I don’t know exactly what I want to do yet but I’m 24 and am working as a real estate research analyst, and I used to be in finances/banking. I don’t want to do a hospitality type job- I want a career- but I want to make sure those type positions exist and that they still pay at least mid 30s (my ex boss said a job that pays 34K here is probably like 22K there…Sounds like a HUGE difference to me!)
Advice anyone? Is this so true about salaries there? Is it that dramatic? And are there “real” jobs as in CAREERS in Charleston, SC (other than call centers and secretaries)? HELP!!
PS. I forgot to mention I live in Baltimore/Towson MD right now. A 2BR 2Bath apt runs about 1050 for the cheap end. From what I’ve seen in Charleston they’re about 750-850 for a decent 2BR 2 Bath. I would be moving with a roommate in mid-end Jan 08.

Jonathan A asked:

I received a job offer from them as an Electrical Engineer and they are asking a processing fee for residence and working permit, so I just want to know if this company is legitimate. They are based in Spain