re: Median Income for Millennials by State

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That seems really bad to me. I made more than double that as an intern 10 years ago.

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I made $20k working part time while I was still in college, 20 years ago

That's what bullshite degrees like gender studies and art gets you.

Lol at the poors who DVd you for your first comment in that thread

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The job market sucks right now. It took me 2 years to find a job in my field with an MS in a specialized field. If you don't have a good degree, finding full time minimum wage work isn't even easy.

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And taking into consideration the rising cost of the degree, even one that may eventually land you decent work, the money goes quick. I also love the "needs X years of experience" for what used to be an entry-level position just out of college that in reality you shouldn't need a degree for but instead a handful of certifications. So you're expected to work for next to nothing in an economy where cost has risen significantly in relation to pay just to get a job that might pay a living wage depending on what state you live in. And because of healthcare regulations some jobs don't want to hire more than part-time to avoid having to provide benefits.

Literally just looked at an "engineer 1" position

5-10 years experience preferred. WTF?!

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Lol at the poors who DVd you for your first comment in that thread

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I noticed that too. Lots of poors in that thread

Baby Boomers: "Millennials are so entitled"

Now you have proof that we're not begging for the top of the totem pole first off and what do you spew? "Lmao these poor asses"

Ah yes the weekly "poor little millennials, we have it so bad" thread. Que the bitching about all that's wrong in the world, how old people are responsible for it.
Reading all the self pity is entertaining tho

You can thank Obama both for the 50 states' low numbers,

and DC's high numbers.

shoulda been a plumber