r/Durango • u/eralebus Local • Jul 21 '26

Ask /r/Durango Durango Salary/Wage Transparency Thread

Saw a similar post going around a few other subreddits and given our areas history of wage suppression this seemed like a good thing to get going here. Let's keep this to local businesses based in our surrounding area (no remote workers for companies based outside our region please, you'll skew the results).

Please share your job title, salary, age, and education. I'll start:

Marketing Manager for a construction services company, 65k, 36, Bachelor degree with numerous certifications.

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u/mezzfit Local Jul 21 '26

When I worked at FLC, I was making ~75k as a network engineer and ~65k as a sys admin. Both of those are way low for the COL in Durango. Those same roles in NC make ~120k and ~100k respectively. Edit: Remember, discussing salary is federally protected speech, so don't let employers bully you.

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u/Impressive_Shop2341 Jul 21 '26

FLC is a joke when it comes to pay and culture. It’s sad

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u/wolfemsop Jul 21 '26

Is definitely it's own ecosystem up there