A New York-based employee at an AI startup says she supplements her salary with side work, according to NDTV. The product manager, who works in the AI sector, describes her additional earnings as coming from pet-related services and small business sales. She reports earning roughly Rs 90,000 through activities such as dog sitting. The employee also mentions generating income by selling ceramics, indicating she performs these tasks alongside her regular job. The report presents the information as a personal account of how she manages supplementary income while working for an AI company in New York. No details are provided in the available text about company policies on outside work, the duration of the side activities, or whether the earnings figure is monthly or yearly. Overall, the coverage focuses on her stated side income sources—dog sitting and ceramics sales—rather than broader implications for the workplace or the AI industry.
New York AI Startup Employee Says She Earns Extra Income Through Pet Sitting, Ceramics
A New York-based employee at an AI startup says she supplements her salary with side work, according to NDTV. The product manager, who works in the AI sector, describes her additional earnings as comi...
- NDTV reports a New York-based AI startup employee is a product manager.
- She says she earns extra income alongside her job.
- Her reported side income sources include dog sitting.
- She also reports selling ceramics to generate additional earnings.
- The report cites the side income as about Rs 90,000.
A New York-based product manager at an AI startup reveals she has been supplementing her salary with dog sitting and ceramics sales.
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