Americans making $100,000 to $149,999 a year are most likely to describe their typical workday as "annoying," compared to people in other salary bands, per Preply.
AdvertisementAdvertisementHow American workers describe their typical workday appears to depend on how much they are earning, a recent survey found.
Americans making $100,000 to $149,999 a year are most likely to describe their typical workday as "annoying" compared to other salary bands, according to a recent report by Preply, an online language learning startup.
While respondents to Preply's survey described their job in various ways, one word outranked all others — 42% of all respondents described their day as "busy."
Perhaps tellingly, those who make over $150,000 a year are most likely to find their typical workday "enjoyable" — showing that perhaps money can indeed buy happiness.
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