/biz/ - Business & Finance

I spent like 3 months applying to more than 150 jobs to find my current job. I am a senior/director level wagecuck so every single interview is like 4-6 sessions long, often with a "project" to do.

I basically spent 4-5+ hrs per day applying for those 3 months, sometimes a single job application will take an hour or more.

My interview hit rate was probably like 5% max. I learned throughout the process many jobs that are posted don't really exist, which is certainly part of the issue.

I don't like my new job and want to find a different one, but I have maybe 1 hour in a day to dedicate to this now and if I do it the way I was doing it I'll basically never fucking get another job without luck.

I've tried to tap into my network but everyone hates their companies and I don't see any prospects I love.

Any hints for expediting the application process? Are there any tricks I can use to make people not do abusive interview processes?

>GME has the same daily volume as when it was $5
don't know if this is bullish or bearish
maybe market makers are trying to crush every drop of IV?

have a $10k short position on INAQ @ $19.60, testing out my theory that SPACs dump post merger pretty consistently

so MARA is basically a 3x Bitcoin ETF

>>27513667
I shorted TLSA instead of TSLA and made $3k

I put in 40 dollars guys

I'm new to crypto and this pullback looks like a huge buying opportunity. Which coin should I go big into? I was looking into Chainlink as it dropped the most.

>>22167859
already in on this
looks somewhat promising

Oh look.
Another thread by the same user on telegram over and over again trying to shill this shit coin.
Another shitty P&D scenario. yikes.

I'd host a public event on a national stadium where people would fight to the death for one million dollars in cash.
The one and only rule is that you have to leave all your belongings in the main hall as to prevent someone from carrying a weapon.
As people will want to eat hotdogs and popcorn before they fight (it will be an American football stadium after all) they will HAVE to carry cash as well.
The trick is that while everyone fights, you steal all of their wallets. Since a signifcant portion of people will come to earn 1m, you will manage to collect their wallets and earn a million as well.
So, if the bank ever asks you how you got one million dollars in cash, you can actually explain the situation and not end up in jail.

Next problem please, this was too easy.

>>15256421
plz elaborate

>>15256446
WTF, companies do that? Also, I put around 10,000k into various cryptos last year. Hasn't made me money so far, but I'm holding.