Is it possible to earn 1000 dollars per day in any professions?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Yes, it is possible to earn $1000 per day in certain professions, particularly those that require specialized skills, expertise, and experience. Some examples include:

1. Surgeons and physicians
2. Lawyers and judges
3. Corporate executives and managers
4. Investment bankers and financial advisors
5. Professional athletes and entertainers
6. Entrepreneurs and business owners
7. Salespeople and brokers
8. Software engineers and developers
9. Real estate agents and brokers
10. Consultants and contractors

However, it's important to note that earning $1000 per day is not a guarantee in any profession and depends on a variety of factors, such as location, experience, demand for services, and market conditions. It's also important to consider the potential costs and risks associated with these high-paying professions, such as long hours, stress, and high levels of competition.

[asphaltrhymes]

I'd have guessed, not advice of any nature or sort, I'd have purely guessed either sales jobs or sales commission telemarketing jobs, or being an upper manager climbing the corporate ladder or, or just working in a high paying industry, whether it's something professional or just well-paid. Or something like unique careers, or specialist careers. Shrugs 🙂🙂🙃

[slatyb]

That's only about $230K figuring 230 work days. I'm guessing that about 3% of US workers make that much. Could be more. I make that most years depending on the stock price.

[slatyb]

I have many friends earning considerably more than that.

[Asker]

What are their professions?

[slatyb]

They are in high tech in Seattle -- software developers, product managers, people managers. Most started as software developers.

[Nirghata_Vrishaghata]

Yes there is.
A $20000 per month salary isn't that rare.

[Asker]

How do you earn that? Which professions pay you that amount?

[slatyb]

Junior software developers in Seattle start around $125K. It's not uncommon to get considerably more with experience.

[DryGermanGuy]

As a self-employed consultant for 3rd level IT topics.

As an employee you would have to be at least a team manager.

[ImalwaysrightOK]

Yes, plenty of people with higher degrees can earn that, but if you are entry-level, no, nothing that isn't illegal or degrading.

[Anonymous]

Yeah mainly via specialist skills or high end business management

[asphaltrhymes]

Or telemarketing but the better successful telemarketers or sales jobs, but I mean like professional sales experts, maybe? Who knows ahahaha commissions or salaries or bonuses for performance targets, ah well, shrugs 🤪

[Anonymous]

Yes, but not just any profession.

[In_Trance]

Yes it is