/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10321617
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>7556624
>chad

>>6630941

>>5982675

I wonder just how bad you have done on crypto in general.

But actually i don't give a shit.
Let's screencap this and make fun of you at 30 sat in a couple of days.

>>5970208

Oh? It's only run by the same guy who brought us:


Business
Carve (2004) (Chief Executive Officer)
Malice (2004) (CEO)
Alien Odyssey (1995) (Senior Management)
Creature Shock (1994) (Management)
King Arthur's World (1992) (Managing Director)

Production
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (2017) (Ninja Theory Directors)
Transport Tycoon (2013) (Executive Producers)
Croc (2000) (Executive Producers)
Croc 2 (1999) (Executive Producers)
Red Dog: Superior Firepower (1999) (Executive Producer)
Buck Bumble (1998) (Development Managers)
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos (1997) (Executive Producers)
FX Fighter Turbo (1996) (Executive Producers)
Loopz (1991) (Producer)
Starglider (1986) (Project Leader)

Design
Ballbreaker II (1988) (Level Design)
Starglider (1986) (Original Game Design by)

Programming/Engineering
Starglider II (1989) (Starglider 2 was written by)
Starglider (1986) (Original Program)

Public Relations
The Ren & Stimpy Show: Fire Dogs (1994) (Additional Support)

Support
Star Fox (1993) (Super FX Staff)

Thanks
DmC: Devil May Cry - Vergil's Downfall DLC (2013) (Special Thanks to all of the supporting Ninjas)
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (2010) (Special Thanks)
Alien: Resurrection (2000) (Special Thanks)
FX Fighter (1995) (Special Thanks)
Scooby-Doo Mystery (1995) (Special Thanks to)
Creature Shock (1994) (Special Thanks)
Vortex (1994) (Thanks to)
Space Football: One on One (1992) (Many Thanks To)
The Pawn (1986) (Special Thanks To)

Other
DmC: Devil May Cry (2013) (Ninja Theory Ltd.)
Heavenly Sword (2007) (Non-Executive Company Director)
ATAC: The Secret War Against Drugs (1992) (Additional contributions from)
Definitely stay away from this.

KEK

>>5253262

This meme should be nurished and reposted untill it goes on CNN.

Well done OP.

>>4520264

Yes, a bubble worth less than that of half of 1 company on NASDAQ.

STFU

>>3103372

>4chan
>rude

>>2649871
Probably talking shit. Unless super lucky.

Got 2k into 8k in 1 month but lost 4k last week thanks to the giga pump and dump group

Would it be correct to call ANS "Chinese Ethereum" ?

>>2514357
Either panic sell or panic buy

I worked both in office and manufacturing (cnc machines)

Office was clearly the fucking easiest shit ever.
>Come into air conditioned office in the early morning
>Start pc and maybe already the tools for work
>Chat with friends (Had some msn type of messenger. Could talk/chat/draw with every employee)
>Always burst out laughing from the shitposts
>Invite some random girls. Almost got one 16 year old girl to suck my dick. Refused though because she was fat
>Fucked up something? Press CTRL+Z
>In general office jobs give better payment
>No one gave a fuck when I was outside the office. I often went into our huge ass storage cellar and went to my dark room to sleep.
The problem here was that you LITERALLY had times where you had nothing to do. Time went never forward.

When I worked in manufacturing I literally felt like a slave.
>Boss comes up to you every minute like the dog you are, giving you new tasks every fucking minute.
>Shows up every 30 seconds to remind you of how important current shit is while also having 976 other express orders.
>Fuck something up something? Youre pretty much the asshole and caused a good loss of money.
>Broke a nail once and almost my whole finger.
>You reek of fucking steel and shit after work and all your clothes are fucking dirty.
>Huge responsibility for less money.
You cant hide from work. You will always be needed infront of the machine. Boss notices every second youre gone.


I work as a assembly technician now and I love it the most so far. Its manual labor again but its great.
I assemble punching tools
Payment also best so far (10k last month) if I have some tasks oversea.
The manufacturing here is also super stressed. I guess manufacturing in general is something youd never want to do, unless youre somehow interested in the products (like manufacturing rims or shit)
They literally envy our chill job.
I want to continue my job in some other company though. Kinda far away and I'd love to assemble car related stuff the most.