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Message: [QUOTE="SVCBeercats, post: 3897266, member: 7874"] [B]Not really the windfall[/B] Well my remark was meant to be relative to the other draft positions, not an absolsute reference. Plus I suspect being the #1 WNBA draftee has an influence on her overseas income at least initially. Sixty-eight thousand for four months is luxury pay versus an annual income of $52K for an IT graduate. [B]next years salary are dependent on success and growth[/B] "Equal pay for equal work" is a misnomer. "Equal pay for equal production" was my motto after I adjusted the income for the egregiously underpaid employees which by the way made me no friends with other managers. [B]capped due to the less than popular[/B] I learned no matter how much I really enjoyed my work and how well I produced; my income would be capped if the company employing me was not successful in its marketplace. The WNBA players have the option of playing overseas for better income. As for all the travel there are millions workers traveling every day to earn far less income. [/QUOTE]