Sent straight to my wife. At her .ac.uk email account, natch.
My title at work is āPathogens & Bacteria Wranglerā, ho humā¦
As a university administrator, I can tell you that some of those salaries are way way too low.
Starting salaries round these part for a receptionist are in the $40-$50k range.
My best salary so far is as āAssociate Chancellor of the Committee on Donor Partnershipsā, pulling just over $600k. I suspect that my inferior shmoozing would cut that gig short.
Selection bias, or do all the titles that mention āathleticsā seem to pay better than the ones involving academics?
Oh, āAssociate Chancellor of the Subcommittee for Strategic Athletic Technologyā, $650k! āStrategic Athletic Technologyā is a polite euphemism for doping, right?
Yes, it appears that āAthleticā titles (as well as āDonorā or āInvestorā) get the highest multiplier.
Thanks for the link. Nothing like the existence of source code to make a dedicated exercise in empiricism seem a trifle foolish, eh?
Letās combine with:
Task Force on Donor Communications Tsar. Aye.
As another (junior) university administratorā¦ which parts are you around?! 'Cause if the receptionists are making $40-50kā¦ wellā¦ I could be making more (not that Iām unhappy!) than I am here at Prestigious Midwestern University.
I am in Toronto, and we are all about the unions!
Ooh! And Canada! Lucky you.
I think all titles involving eating, donating, and athletics are higher paid than academics, which makes this generator uncannily accurate.
Junior faculty here. If the receptionists are making that much. Iām happy for them, kind of grumpy for me.
This is the best internet all day!
āDeputy Vice Chancellor of the Task Force on Learning Communicationsā
If we donāt actually have someone here with that title, Iāll eat my hat.
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