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On 10/02/2011 04:50 PM, Invisible wrote:
> You're obviously drastically richer than almost everybody I've ever met
> in my life then. :-P
Actually, as coincidence would have it, I recently had another one of
those questionnaires from my university. They ask you all kinds of
stuff. (I don't think I'll be putting anything in the "success stories"
section. :-P ) One of the things they ask is how much you're earning.
It still amuses me that 6 months after graduating, I got this
questionnaire, and there's a box for "more than £300,000/year". Let's
think about this. How many graduates earn that kind of cash less than a
year after graduating? :-P (Obviously it's simply a standard form that
they send to everybody...)
The other interesting thing is that although there's about half a dozen
boxes, there's only one single box for "less than £25,000/year". That's
all one option; they don't even bother to split it out further - despite
the fact that this is presumably the option that the majority of people
will pick. (People who are temping while they look for the first "real"
job, etc.)
I can't remember what the other categories are off the top of my head.
Then again, I suppose it depends on what they want the data *for*...
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