Many people in Petersburg feel happy with their pay. A SuperJob study shows that different jobs have different satisfaction levels. Programmers lead, with 42% feeling good about what they earn. Design engineers come next, with 32% liking their income. About three out of ten middle managers think their pay works well.
Some workers feel much less happy about money matters. Only 8% of advertising managers believe they earn enough. Just one in ten secretaries' office managers feels satisfied with paychecks. Customer service managers show similar feelings, with only one in nine liking their salary amount.
Since last year, changes have happened across job types. Skilled workers showed the biggest jump, with 8% more people feeling good about earnings. Accountants went the other direction, with 7% fewer happy workers. Lawyers also dropped, with 6% less satisfaction than before. Many city residents earlier stated they lacked enough money for basic needs.
Some workers feel much less happy about money matters. Only 8% of advertising managers believe they earn enough. Just one in ten secretaries' office managers feels satisfied with paychecks. Customer service managers show similar feelings, with only one in nine liking their salary amount.
Since last year, changes have happened across job types. Skilled workers showed the biggest jump, with 8% more people feeling good about earnings. Accountants went the other direction, with 7% fewer happy workers. Lawyers also dropped, with 6% less satisfaction than before. Many city residents earlier stated they lacked enough money for basic needs.
