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@allthemittens I agree, it's quite comfortable to live on 100k, with some extra expenses. I guess in reality, the extra 60K per year turns into ~26k extra cash in hand, after tax - So not a huge difference if I consider the less satisfying side of things.

@rbp It's in medical, but it's a unique role where I get to hands on develop software and electronic prototypes as well, not heavy on paper work side, like other systems roles are (especially defense).

@serllpcb Unfortunately the industry I'm in is limited in Australia, so not many roles. I guess sales might get boring after a while

Curious to see what people's threshold is (if there is one) in terms of the minimum you would work for a job you might not enjoy or the flip side, the lowest you'd take for a job you love, ie: Currently work as a systems engineer in R&D - Pay is average, 100k, but have relaxed work style and...