/biz/ - Business & Finance

>CS degree
>2.1 GPA, shitty state school
>No internships
>Got a job a 8 months before graduation and have been working for two years now

Thank god I didn't fall for the "CS is a meme" counter-meme, otherwise I'd be an unemployed engineering grad right about now

>CS degree
>2.1 GPA, shitty state school
>No internships
>Got a job a 8 months before graduation and have been working for two years now

Thank god I didn't fall for the "CS is a meme" counter-meme, otherwise I'd be an unemployed engineering grad right about now

>CS degree
>2.1 GPA, shitty state school
>No internships
>Got a job a 8 months before graduation and have been working for nearly two years now

Thank god I didn't fall for the "CS is a meme" counter-meme, otherwise I'd be an unemployed engineering grad right about now

>CS degree
>2.1 GPA, shitty state school
>No internships

>Got a job a 8 months before graduation and have been working for a year and a half now

>nobody accounts for taxes

If you cash out in less than a year, income tax is around 45%

>>6480071
essentially you're saying that the only problem is a possibility of an account getting frozen, which because we're not doing anything illegal, will just require some explanation on the behalf of my relative to clear up

I don't really see anything problematic here that won't make me at least 100k this year

I know we say it over and over again, but it is just ridiculous how similar this is to the dot-com bubble. Just unbelievable.

As I was reading this, I kept seeing immediate similarities in how these people behaved compared to the "techies" in the 90s:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsVpNB2Lv3U

It's a long watch, but well worth it.

>>6410639
Take comfort in the fact that it won't last forever. I suggest you watch the documentary above.

>>5239469
It's funny because in our case "Public" and "Institutional Investors" are flipped.

So who the fuck knows.

>>4744456
what does /biz/ like more, link or monero?