Salary Progression 10 years on from Graduation...

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The post provides a transparent and relatable look at salary progression, a topic of high interest for young professionals. The visual format of a graph and clear career milestones makes the information easily digestible and aspirational.

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This post details a person's salary progression over 10 years after graduating with an Economics degree. It shows a graph illustrating salary growth from £22,400 in year 1 to £85,000 in year 10, with key career milestones noted at each stage.

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1Introduction to salary progression
2Context: Graduation details
3Years 1-5: Early career progression and role changes
4Years 6-10: Mid-career progression and role changes
5Summary of salary growth over a decade

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The creator's Stan Store link is provided in their bio, promoting their service 'GradJobGenie', which likely offers career advice or resources for graduates.

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My salary journey from graduation up to 10 years on with transparency #salary #careeradvice #corporatelife #worklife

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Salary Progression 10 years on from Graduation... Context: Graduated in 2016 2.1 Degree in Economics 3 year degree Top 40 University Salary Progression 10 years on from Graduation... Salary Progression over 10 Years ? £90k - £80k - £70k - £60k - £50k - £40k - £30k - £20k - £22,400 £23,400 £29,000 £39,000 £46,000 £60,000 £75,000 £80,000 £85,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Year Salary (£) Years 1-3: Graduate scheme in audit at a Big4 firm Year 4 - Qualified as a Chartered Accountant Year 5 - Moved into a Data Analytics role in the Audit team Salary Progression 10 years on from Graduation... Salary Progression over 10 Years ? £90k - £80k - £70k - £60k - £50k - £40k - £30k - £20k - £22,400 £23,400 £29,000 £39,000 £46,000 £60,000 £75,000 £80,000 £85,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Year Salary (£) Year 7: Became a Manager in Data Science & Analytics at a FTSE 100 Company Year 8-9: Payrise each year in this role Year 10: New role at a new company!