/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>566896
>I think a repeat of 2008 is right around the corner to be honest.
because lending incentives aren't monitored like a hawk now

>>544085
>What the fuck is wrong with you?
>performed better than I had hoped
fuck your meta I like results #yolo

>>544141
- It's a good idea to list your education first.
- you mention stocking groceries as experience but under "relevant coursework" you list CAD Drawing... be sure you're cutting out anything irrelevant. Don't distract the hiring manager from what they want to see.
- I severely doubt your potential employer will give any shits about volunteering details, but listing the organizations and your role is probably enough. They'll look at you as potentially exploitable and therefore preferable over candidates who recognize the time value of money. (you can stand your ground -after- you're hired.)
- Drop the yellow. It's best to eliminate any color and decorations from a resume as it may be faxed/processed in a black/white or a low-resolution office machine at some point. Also it doesn't impress, anyone under 46 should have no problem using a word processor.

I hope these things help.

>>544262
That's an awesome background! goodness, jelly.
Just nitpicky stuff I guess; Education on top. be sure your "career objective" is tailored perfectly to each position you're applying for, your supervisor is hiring for the given position, not the future promotion, so match it exactly if you have that section at all. Is the last bullet under Technical Skills supposed to be merged with its previous?

>>523368
Cannabis isn't a special snowflake. It's a commodity in a slowly opening market. Stoners have negligible market influence because they control no capital or authoritative positions from which they're willing to stick their necks out.

Look into the market reactions surrounding alcohol in the early 1930's.

>>462662
Just a small amount. About 8% of my portfolio is physical silver bullion, acquired at average price per ounce of $17.66. No real good reason I have this position, other than why not.

One note though: A lot of places will try to sell you silver for a price close to bullion but as some collectible coin or some shit. Remember that none of that matters. In fact, special silver pieces like that are even more of a pain in the ass to move in the market because they're irregular. Avoid them; they'll just slow you down.

>>463986
No.