/biz/ - Business & Finance

I'm holding T-Bills with my savings and I'm earning like $4000 a month

Its surreal, I might never have to work again.

The only downside is that I used every last cent, and I don't own a condo or a house.

>>28089761
Buy a crap ton of penny stocks, some decent buys and then focus on my art. I can settle for 1K, but I set my sell order to 2K just to help drive up the buying power. Worst case nothing happens and I just stick to pennies with my exit cash.

>>18629967
solid bait, you've done this before

pope tested negative for corona virus

ITS OKAY PEOPLE

>tfw no finance Discord where we're allowed to acknowledge Jews control the economy
How are we supposed to talk about finance if we can't admit certain truths about it

>>3523753
Nice amount anon I wish I was in on this earlier.

/biz/ are there any actual downsides to just... lying on your resume about qualifications?

After being rejected for the millionth time by a college, despite good grades and no debt, I'm wondering what exactly is stopping me from just telling a company I have a bachelors. I mean, journalists fail to research the most basic of facts all the time, I can't imagine an HR department would give enough of a shit to call every single applicant's college. And if I get caught, what's the worse that can happen? It's not like they can just call every other company in the world and tell them I lied.

If it facilitates me getting better experience in my relevant field, what's stopping me /biz/? Is there something obvious I'm missing here?

FUD harder.

Buy DGB, IOTA, Verge, and Bancor and Join the early retirement club ya putz.

/biz/ are there any actual downsides to just... lying on your resume about qualifications?

After being rejected for the millionth time by a college, despite good grades and no debt, I'm wondering what exactly is stopping me from just telling a company I have a bachelors. I mean, journalists fail to research the most basic of facts all the time, I can't imagine an HR department would give enough of a shit to call every single applicant's college. And if I get caught, what's the worse that can happen? It's not like they can just call every other company in the world and tell them I lied.

If it facilitates me getting better experience in my relevant field, what's stopping me /biz/? Is there something obvious I'm missing here?