Women on £50k plus

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What do you do? I'm getting jaded working in the NHS and know I have many skills that I could use elsewhere...

If you don't mind me asking - are you a subject librarian at a university, or a librarian at a public library? Or something else entirely?

Artist

Teacher- Head of department in an independent school.

C-suite executive beauty. First MD role at 29. Huge promotions after completing my MBA. i had a gift for scaling sleeping brands then selling them.
However 15 hour days are the norm. Big commutes, I didn't put my children to bed.
I worked more than the boys and had to be twice as good.
My industry is still sexist and I can't wait to retire.
Nurses often do well in private beauty clinics. At least £50k plus bonuses. However the pension and holiday / mat leave is sat only.

Tax advisor.
Not London, not big 4. Need a degree but ok if not relevant. Over £50 plus bonus after qualifying. The exams are hard and it generally takes 3 years to complete them. Exams and study leave is paid by the company.

Senior Project Manager

TV drama exec producer - £90k +

NHS too!

Client service manager

Also just to add that I love that this is women. Normally it’s ‘not me but my husband does xyz’ so it’s nice to see!

NHS top of band 7.

/\ This. Taken a while to get there though, I started on £11k twenty years ago.

Ok, this is (imo) the best job on the list so far.

Health and safety

Legal.

Same here.

Nanny

I swear I've only seen c suite as a recent term.... And lots of EA on LinkedIn doing the job remote for a number of clients.

NHS 😅

I own a florist, 60k a year. I also have 9 children so that barely touches the sides 😂

architect (in London, would be less elsewhere)

its actually a bit crap, considering how long I had to study/ how much experience I have

Exec Assistant here too in Media.

HR Director.

Lawyer. Also, in London. That makes a difference to headline salary but not real spending!

Property