I'm in the same boat as you (ie. 'Master of the Domain') but not in the US. Mind you, I do all that you do and I do it *part-time*. The thinking around the office is that anything that is plugged into the wall, is my job. Even if that means fixing the damn toaster!
For 3hours/day*5days/week, I make around USD$1000/mo tax-free.
If I was American, I would quit my job in the US at once and sign up with one of the US Army contractors here in Kuwait. These people make a killing (all paid for by Kuwaiti/Iraqi oil, of course). I was reading on one guy's blog (who works as an admin in one of the army camps here) that he makes like 5000USD *tax-free*. In addition to this, his housing is paid for.
So if money really matters, then pack up and come down here (so what if a few Ira-kis get killed in the process).
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I'm in the same boat as you (ie. 'Master of the Domain') but not in the US. Mind you, I do all that you do and I do it *part-time*. The thinking around the office is that anything that is plugged into the wall, is my job. Even if that means fixing the damn toaster!
For 3hours/day*5days/week, I make around USD$1000/mo tax-free.
If I was American, I would quit my job in the US at once and sign up with one of the US Army contractors here in Kuwait. These people make a killing (all paid for by Kuwaiti/Iraqi oil, of course). I was reading on one guy's blog (who works as an admin in one of the army camps here) that he makes like 5000USD *tax-free*. In addition to this, his housing is paid for.
So if money really matters, then pack up and come down here (so what if a few Ira-kis get killed in the process).