/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17604880
speaking of Japan for a second
the most fucked up thing about this whole virus is that I can't go and eat any sushi at all until at least a few months after this thing all blows over.
because sushi is raw and made by hand.
And damn I love some sushi.
It's not even because it's made by asian people; there is a decent sushi place near me that has some mexican lads working afternoon shift. I'm still not bold enough to eat it

oh no no no 3M bros we got too cocky

>>16947096
man I know what you are talking about.
I feel like it's only a couple posters who are really pushing these high volume meme-of-the-day stocks
I try and just ignore it

>>16947115
nah the past week or so it's been extremely noticeable
I don't mind discussion, but it's really just people spamming reposts from stocktwits

>>16919239
My other hot take on education is that companies basically expect schools to do all of the training and hand them experienced, well educated laborers on a silver platter. Then the companies scrimp on training.
From a STEM perspective, I always thought that our current undergrad system (~4 years in university, internships maybe, then BAM out into the job market) isn't sensible or efficient. The actual companies hiring the graduates need to be more integrated into the student's education before they are out of university, a 2-year or 3-year accelerated system would probably be better, with a 1-2 year training in the industry when you get out.

The current system relies too much on competing for summer internships to get experience. Those jobs are limited, diversity gets to stand at the front of the line and then foreigners even are taking spots... so a kid who doesn't have any diversity points needs to get lucky to get anything.

I don't know how non-STEM degrees work so no comment on those. But the division between education and industry seems like a needlessly large chasm that a lot of fresh graduates have difficulty navigating. Instead, the path from learning about advanced subjects into working in the field should be streamlined, it should be connected directly.

>>16852053
xd
I like your style

>>16310301
up 0.81%

>>16310299
try uhhhhh funds maybe.
stocks aren't for everyone, just buy some cute ETFs

>>15937591
>he doesnt realize that the Oldschool Runescapo-Theocratist Third Positionist Traditionalist Post-Fascist movement was thoroughly infiltrated by KGB assets as early as 1993 and now only exists to further the agenda of the international neo-communist cabal
get real son

>>15120798
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