20 years ago I barely made $3,000, now I make $120,310 in robotics and automation
Briefly

A Redditor described his journey to a six-figure salary in the robotics industry, highlighting the importance of networking and persistence. Initially earning just $28k after starting in a low-paying, unfavorable job, he navigated through various positions, each providing valuable experience. He emphasized that early career wages may be low, but they can serve as stepping stones to more lucrative opportunities. Additionally, with a $120k salary, investing 20% could yield $24k annual contributions to a savings portfolio, showcasing the financial benefits of targeting career growth strategically.
A 37-year-old Redditor went from earning $3k to $120k in the robotics industry by leveraging networking and enduring low-paying jobs in early career.
Building your network is crucial; it’s about who knows you, integrating yourself within the industry for better opportunities.
Adapting to workplace cultures was challenging; low-paying jobs initially helped enhance my skills and allowed for upward mobility within better firms.
Utilizing the 50-30-20 rule, a six-figure income allows for substantial savings: $24k per year when 20% of a $120k salary is invested.
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