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r/MadeMeSmile • u/loud_as_pudding • Sep 01 '26
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Let’s hope for 100k a year with benefits!
1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Entry level social media employees in Indianapolis aren't pulling 100k lol Edit: but with cost of living differences, 60k in Indy goes so much further than 100k in LA or SanFran 1 u/blackc43 Sep 02 '26 Tbh she probably got sub 40k 1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Indeed estimates it at $55k (below the national average of 78k) but who knows. A decade ago it'd be 40, but over the past 10 years the median wage in Indiana has increased by 50% 0 u/blackc43 Sep 02 '26 I could see the colts paying less than market value by saying “it’s a unique opportunity” or some bs 1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Well they do pay less, 60k is still a ways below the NFL team average, and below top companies in Indy (Eli Lilly for example estimates at $72k)
Entry level social media employees in Indianapolis aren't pulling 100k lol
Edit: but with cost of living differences, 60k in Indy goes so much further than 100k in LA or SanFran
1 u/blackc43 Sep 02 '26 Tbh she probably got sub 40k 1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Indeed estimates it at $55k (below the national average of 78k) but who knows. A decade ago it'd be 40, but over the past 10 years the median wage in Indiana has increased by 50% 0 u/blackc43 Sep 02 '26 I could see the colts paying less than market value by saying “it’s a unique opportunity” or some bs 1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Well they do pay less, 60k is still a ways below the NFL team average, and below top companies in Indy (Eli Lilly for example estimates at $72k)
Tbh she probably got sub 40k
1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Indeed estimates it at $55k (below the national average of 78k) but who knows. A decade ago it'd be 40, but over the past 10 years the median wage in Indiana has increased by 50% 0 u/blackc43 Sep 02 '26 I could see the colts paying less than market value by saying “it’s a unique opportunity” or some bs 1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Well they do pay less, 60k is still a ways below the NFL team average, and below top companies in Indy (Eli Lilly for example estimates at $72k)
Indeed estimates it at $55k (below the national average of 78k) but who knows.
A decade ago it'd be 40, but over the past 10 years the median wage in Indiana has increased by 50%
0 u/blackc43 Sep 02 '26 I could see the colts paying less than market value by saying “it’s a unique opportunity” or some bs 1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Well they do pay less, 60k is still a ways below the NFL team average, and below top companies in Indy (Eli Lilly for example estimates at $72k)
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I could see the colts paying less than market value by saying “it’s a unique opportunity” or some bs
1 u/North_Atlantic_Sea Sep 02 '26 Well they do pay less, 60k is still a ways below the NFL team average, and below top companies in Indy (Eli Lilly for example estimates at $72k)
Well they do pay less, 60k is still a ways below the NFL team average, and below top companies in Indy (Eli Lilly for example estimates at $72k)
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u/blackc43 Sep 01 '26
Let’s hope for 100k a year with benefits!