/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16338352
as always, the first reply is the correct reply

>>16323368

>>16201842
Failing to get that piece of paper is going to cost you a % of earnings each year compared to what you could have earned if you got it. Over the course of a full worklife, this difference may run over a million due to the roles you cant get without without bachelors. You probably just cost yourself over $1 mil cos you wouldnt do 12 subjects. But hey YOLO right

>>15261256
>900 bucks
>20
>ALL IN MITx

Is biz still holding anything in this sea of red? Or did you sell all and are lurking comfy with your gainz? Post your folio ITT

>>14002995

What’s the fastest way to a 50k software job? I don’t care what I have to do to earn it but what do I need to do? Is there anyway to get an internship/trainee job without an education? I don’t have 20k for a bootcamp and have an electronics associate degree 75% complete and already work as a technician but want to change industries

>money doesn’t buy happiness
>want to get motorcycle
>too expensive
>want to travel
>too expensive
>want to do X
> too expensive

Yeah sure money doesn’t buy happiness but it sure buys opportunity

I was a janitor.

Is putting 10k a year in 401k good for someone making 40k

This includes company match I’m doing 21% weekly

>“A number of contacts said that they had been ‘ghosted,’ a situation in which a worker stops coming to work without notice and then is impossible to contact,” the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago noted in December’s Beige Book, which tracks employment trends.

>National data on economic “ghosting” is lacking. The term, which usually applies to dating, first surfaced in 2016 on Dictionary.com. But companies across the country say silent exits are on the rise.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2018/12/12/workers-are-ghosting-their-employers-like-bad-dates/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.988616d3c50f

How do I invest into the next iteration of wojak? It’s been a while since we’ve had some OC lads

I would unironically rather die than go back to wagecucking

>>12239149
At least you're getting "work experience"

>>12016753

sounds like a frustated biz bagholder

>>10600320
>I'll even get a job not to sell
Already beat you to it friend.

>>10328246
>that smart, underemployed white millennial at work that gets special treatment from the boss because he feels bad for him because he can see that he isn't supposed to be there, but he knows shit is fucked up these days and he respects you for sticking it out.
t.me

>>8971315
The percentage of unionized labor in the United States has fallen from about 35% to around 6%. And now, the Koch brothers are trying to push a bill through Congress that makes mandatory labor union dues unconstitutional. RIP

>Large companies get greedy and cheap as fuck.
>Cut all employee training programs to save money.
>Suddenly realize they can't find anyone skilled enough to fill the position.
>Complain that there is a "skills shortage" in America.
>Tell millennials that they're lazy and entitled because they don't have 2 years of experience for an entry level job.
>Majority of new wealth continues to flow to the top earners.

What did they mean by this?

You should care about the technology like the developers said. Let's imagine a bright future! Ignore the fact they lured you into investing because now they say not to care about it even though the developers got rich. They tell us to care about what they want us to care about. Be sure not to think the wrong thoughts. Wouldn't want to seem like you wanted a decent life from something that functioned much like an investment, now would you? No way, we are doing it for Africans genociding white farmers. They need a little help. We are doing this for Africans. Be sure to tell everyone you are being selfless. BE SURE TO LET PEOPLE KNOW YOU ARE NOT DOING IT FOR YOURSELF. BE SURE TO THROW AWAY MONEY BECAUSE YOU WANT A DECENTRALIZED FACEBOOK.