/biz/ - Business & Finance

Moving across the country for work. Financially speaking, is it better to just sell my stuff/throw them out of bring and buy new there or transport them?

>Most people will end up marrying someone in their socioeconomic class
>TFW work retail

>Hey bro just learn to code and get your certifications
>Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, AWS, etc all offer the same certifications for the same program

>Tell manager I'm available for a 6th day of work each week for the summer
>Call and text them but they never respond

Thank you for being for supportive while telling me what I should do and never responding back

What are the financial implications of me and my GF needing to donate plasma to pay our rent while getting drunk after our donations for that maximum drunkenness with smaller amounts of alcohol while my younger brothers are getting married to rich college educated women and work white collar jobs

What are the financial implications of calling out at your job because you can't afford gas until the next payday?

>>54335527
Jobs are there, but they pay below living wage. You will literally be making the same or less than non-stem wagies. Not sure if you mean innovation or new projects when you say developments, I will assume both.

Big projects are still happening, but profit margins are slim and it's not uncommon to have "creative interpretations" of code to meet deadlines and not lose the contract. Lots of projects do get outsourced for design and that means that those assholes will have code violations that will pop up only during/after construction stages.

Innovation does not happen because building codes don't change much and companies/engineers do not want to risk careers signing off of some cool new tech that might land them in jail if it collapses and kills someone.

Layoffs are rampant. It is common practice to hire dozens/hundreds of engies when a new project comes in and lay them off as soon as it ends. Latest tech layoffs are nothing compared to what has been happening in engineering over the past 20-30 years. It just comes with the territory.

I do have friends in civ/mech/elec who are happy with their jobs. Pay is meh, but better than some other professions.They love what they do, but I have to say that they are in a minority.

Unironically, learn2code. It will help you either way. Whether you will automate processing excel and report generation (fucking endless reports) or switch entirely to swe.

>>54291683
I hope you are legit eligible for an airdrop and did not click bait links on twitter that promise airdrops to everyone

>Tfw the reason you never make it is because instead of investing at Bitcoin at $300 or Chainlink at 30 cents, you are spending all of your money on drugs

it hurts, bros.