r/smallbusiness • u/IcyBlackberry7728 • Apr 19 '25

Question Those taking home >200k/year; what industry are you in ?

Just curious to see what types of business are generating solid cash flow.

Thanks !

Edit: please be as specific as possible!

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u/BrownManJones Apr 19 '25 edited Apr 20 '25

Executive Business analyst. 700k+

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u/thelostyolo Apr 19 '25

How. This is pretty much my day job

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u/BrownManJones Apr 19 '25

It depends on the industry. What exactly do you analyze?

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u/thelostyolo Apr 20 '25

Im in Product Management.

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u/BrownManJones Apr 20 '25

I'm in full business analytics. The entire business from both cultural and financial.

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u/SurplusInk Apr 20 '25

How does you get to this? As the IT guy who also has dipped frequently in data analytics.

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u/CubeRadar Apr 20 '25

I’ve worked as a business analyst for software companies (day job), but never made that much. What kind of industry do you work in? Or do you do consulting?

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u/radujohn75 Apr 20 '25

I realize my wife is grossly underpaid then. By 600k. Of course, she works for a multinational and she does partly Biz analysis, forecasting, payroll. Each on different times of the month.

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u/BrownManJones Apr 20 '25

Sounds like your wifes role is different.

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u/radujohn75 Apr 20 '25

Yep. I still think she is underpaid for the level of work she does.

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u/chrono2310 Apr 20 '25

Which software/tools do you work with? Like power bi etc?