/biz/ - Business & Finance

Dad is angry because I don’t work a blue collar wage slave job...

He pissed I make more than him being an office wagie and trading crypto. Tells me all the time that I better get my ass together because it not gonna last.

Don’t show him any of my trades but I made 3x what he made as his best year as a manufacturing worker...

Why do boomers think work harder is postively correlated with more $$$?

>>17348744
>Don't clock in 5 min early
>If you clock in one second before or after your start time I will write you up

>>17195492
Blessed

How do you escape the wagecuck world?

>>16856013
They should make toilet doors openable only with IDs and should put a clock that will start after entering. After you exit it will stop and send the clock data to database. It will know who entered and stayed how much time. So bosses can just inspect people that waste too much time from their computer while drinking coffee lmao.

>>16695560
you gonna get banhammered son

>>16662624
Fresco always triggers NEETS for some reason

>>16521317
yes only 1 more semester

explain to a constantly broke student how to manage your budget

>Are you working hard, or hardly working, anon?

>anon, I know the job listing promised a raise after six months
>but we didn't put in your contract a guaranteed raise, so you're not getting a raise

Hey there Anon, burnin' the midnight oil I see.

>>16089897
Doesn't make at least 50k

>>16018672
Hope you rot in hell poojeet son of a bitch.

So anybody have any crumbs or data on why we're pumping?

Why is this board so terrible at its own subject?

What's it called when a big business is split up into parts?
It seems to me this only really happens when a company falls into bankruptcy and sells off parts or when the government steps in to break up a monopoly.
I also don't see why this doesn't happen more often?
I feel done properly it would benefit every stakeholder.

As long as shareholders maintain stock in both split up parts they should not be against it.
Splitting up a company into separate parts opens up more free market competition increasing the efficiency of the split up parts and thus profiting the shareholders more.

Likewise free market competition helps the general public, customers and the employees.
It's really giant corporate behemoths that have the most power to abuse the public, customers and employees.

Given that many of the major suits at the top are compensated in-stock I don't see why it doesn't happen more often.
As a concrete example i really do think that if Jeff Bezos helped dissolve Amazon into several competing organizations he might find better returns on his stock.

anybody else have to go to work tomorrow and can't quit their job yet??

ANOTHER COLD SWEAT NIGHTMARE

THINKING ABOUT WAGING...THE CAGE...THE WAGEBUCKS...

PLEASE. PUMP MY BAGS. PLEASE.

I AM READY.

>>15807034
>>15807049
>>15807069
>>15807123
>>15807126
You make me hate my life and humanity.

>>15771295
>1:30 to work
>1:30 back
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>"Hey Anon, were gonna need you to stay until 6:30 everyday this week. It's the end of the month and you know how busy our clients get :)"


WHY?!? Why are you doing this to me! You can't take my evening from me!!! STOP!!!!!!!

>>15764520
It's Monday, don't you have some place to be? Can't be late, Schlomo is looking to buy another yacht!

Heh, make sure you don't forget to max out your 401k with only work-approved funds, champ

Can do this shit for 5 more years, much less 2.