In fact, fans on Reddit came together to hypothesize how much the characters' salaries actually were. Nevertheless, working at a failing paper business in Scranton, Pennsylvania, wasn't making the characters the money they were worth. Even Michael Scott's salary was questioned in an episode when Darryl encouraged him to ask for a raise so that those beneath him could earn more. Updated On October 19, 2021, By Lynn Gibbs: With The Office being a workplace comedy, it's easy for fans to wonder about Dunder Mifflin employees' salaries. It was never about how much they made in a year it was about comfortability in the workplace. At the end of the day, the characters stayed with Dunder Mifflin because they were comfortable in their space and with their colleagues (as much as they don't want to admit it). RELATED: The Most Annoying Characters On The Office, Rankedīut in actuality, these workers were at Dunder Mifflin for 10+ years earning relatively low salaries to sell a product they really didn't care about. Jim and Karen head to New York to compete for the promotion Michael puts Dwight in charge Jan wants another chance. When fans look back on The Office's nine seasons, they would assume these paper workers would be earning a hefty salary for the foolishness they put up with. Join Peacock to watch this episode for free. Now that Michael was gone, David decided to interview for the manager position via video conference. David was previously seen earlier in season 7 when he ran into Michael on an elevator. With Michael Scott as their regional manager, the workers were treated to fake (and real) fire drills, hostages, rodent problems, and more. Gervais reprised his role as David Brent, the star of the original UK version of The Office. The employees of Dunder Mifflin Scranton had to endure a ton of malarky and drama on a day-to-day basis.
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