/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16873026
quintessential slave mentality:
>I shouldn't have to pay for my sins
>everyone should pay for my existence

>>16258613
>You make it sound easy, and no offense it sounds like you grew up into money.
naw we started off poor as shit
grew up in social housing while my father had to take courses and exams to become certified
my mom supported us for a while
then he started his own business and hustled from there
he mentored me since I was a teenager and younger so I would definitely say I'm privileged
but we were poor when I was a kid
it wasn't until after I finished university that we really started making money
and I had a lot to do with it since I got prepared and submitted proposals in for multi-year contracts based on the company portfolio and some connections from my father
definitely lucky though
I worked 5 years in a large fortune 500 company and had my fun there but it would be hell to work there into your old age and retirement
it's dehumanizing and pathological

>>14818876
funny enough I listened to them a lot as kid
good stuff
and I think with time travel, the first steps will be sending messages to the past not actually being able to transport ourselves back in time

>>14663761
>I'll assume you just told me that I'm correct, thank you.
indeed
just adding to the topic for the other lurkers and readers

>>14606102
>Where do you get the motivation and drive to keep at your business?
here's a good poem that fundamentally summarizes my thinking on the matter:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gods_of_the_Copybook_Headings
>pic related

>>14606102
>What are some of the traits you look for when you're looking for a good employee?
focus, ambition, drive
but actually most importantly: the employee needs to be properly socialized and most people aren't
eye contact, the ability to recognize what's important and what isn't
too many people get lost in the sauce and fail to see the forest for the trees
they spend hours of (((hard work))) while accomplishing nothing and not moving the project closer to closeout
most people aren't problem solvers but problem creators and then excuse makers

>>14606102
>What are some of the red flags that essentially tell you to toss this person's resume?
no women
large gaps in employment
applying to our job posting while having no relevant experience or skillsets tells me that they're just spamming their resume to anyone and everyone

>>14606102
>I'm guessing in your situation you likely have over 100K link and could probably retire right now if you wanted.
between my parents, brother and me we're slightly over 250,000 links

>>14606102
>how did you decide what you're doing right now was what you actually wanted to do, or was it ever?
I decided at 12 years old that I would pursue physics as a way of understanding God and reality and to find out more about how God thinks (seriously)
I have plans to reclaim my homeland and to make it the jewel of Europe and to show my fellow countrymen a better way, a more prosperous way where we can be winners again

>>14432665
let them live among the swamp people

>>14277051
>You are literally parasites.
>Fucking. Die.
this is the perfect example of someone who isn't self actualized
when you're not self actualized, everyone else is a problem
everyone but (you)

their defining motto and ethos is:
>everyone should pay for my existence
>I shouldn't pay for my sins
>pic related
>poem by Kipling called "Gods of the Copybook Headings" related
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gods_of_the_Copybook_Headings