/biz/ - Business & Finance

I'm 29 and I don't make any money.

Get a better job OP I don't know what to say. Go to college or learn a trade.

lmfao i pay $11 for 1 transaction fee burger boy

I'm 24 and I'm still in college and neet, no saving no income

>>21514795
Rough.

>>21514831
>in college and neet

>>21514795
Go suck some cocks for $$$

>>21514795
Good news is salarycucks don't care at all. If anything it's a more interesting story than the boring normal wagie working his mindless salary job

>>21514795
I'm 25 and make 15

then sergey saved me from the wagie life

>>21514870
is it good money? how much do you make?

>>21514795

stop bragging, mate

>>21514850
Yes, I'm asian so technically I'm still with my parents and comfy eating their money, not for long tho they're gonna losing their jobs soon..

I'm 24 and I only make 13.5 an hour but working on my meme degree to hopefully get a real job by next summer

>>21514795
get a real job, nigger. when i was 24 i made $16/hour working in a factory in a town where you could rent an apartment for $500.

>>21514896
>>21514795
>>21514976
>>21514951
Learn to code retards. It's literally the first time in the history of the united states where anyone decently smart can, without personal connections or family wealth or even a college education, become a multimillionaire by the time they're 30 with pretty much zero risk. Then you can retire, live off the interest, and jack off to anime for the rest of the life or whatever you like.

I'm 31 and earn nothing

I'm 24 and make $14 an hour but I just made a months salary in the last week and im all in on my coin of choice.

>>21514901
Treefiddy

>>21515009
Will people really hire you based off of shit you learned online? how would you go about that anyway?

>>21515009
If I fucking knew how much money was in tech I never would have went into accounting

>>21515072
it won't last. US software engineering wages are an anomaly among other western, english speaking, first world countries.

t. accountant

>>21515038
The reality is people can even graduate from MIT or Stanford not knowing anything, all these jobs basically only care about the interview (for entry level positions). You just have to do well in the interview, which of course isn't easy by any means. But with enough studying you can get there. Good software engineers are in extremely high demand. First learn to code, then read "cracking the coding interview."

>>21515072
You can still switch anon. Or help out in a hybrid role in companies like Square or Stripe or whatever

>>21515117
US software company profits are also an anomaly.

>>21514795
Bro I feel ya. I got my bachelors degree at a top tier university. I then went to f'in architecture school and got masters degree.. Spent three years in a graduate school. Got my masters in architecture. My first job paid me 14 bucks an hour. That was 7 years ago. I interned for the 3 years after that (required for licensure), than took my seven licensing exams while wage slaving for these cucks. I'm now a licensed architect who drew and am be managing a 75 million dollar apartment complex at my firm. The fee that brought into my firm is over 1 million dollars. But did I see any of that money?! No!! They just BARELY started paying .e 30 bucks an hour. It makes me so f'ing mad. The wage cage is real and it's horrible. I came to crypto out of desperation. 1 month ago I came to 4chan and cauhht the last week of the ampl pump and f'ing doubled me crypto stack and earned my yearly salary in one week. I've been in crypto two years but started making money here. Just saying. We're in this together bro, and even if you slave your butt off and get all the degrees and become professional you'll still be broke AF. Crypto is our only chance to get out of this hell the boomers made for us.

>>21514795
I made $12.50/hr when I was 24, now I'm 28 and make double that. It's still absolute wagecuck chump change but I do have money to gamble on shitcoin now.

>>21514795
I'm a 24 college graduate (only $27k student debt) and unemployed.

>>21515117
Maybe because America has the greatest, most profitable tech companies in the world for the last 2+ decades??? Idk just a thought

>>21514951
education OR employment OR training not all fields at once

>>21515240
plenty of extremely profitable industries pay their employees pennies. look at how much profit a new drug brings in and look at how much a chemist in pharma makes. like i said, tech salaries are an anomaly. give it time and they will drop back to reality. covid work from home is the beginning -- companies are already enacting generous COL adjustments. the adjustments will become more severe.

>>21515022
BALLin

>>21514795
33 and recently meet, kek

>>21514795
That's only 2 hours per LINK. Keep working on your stack while you can fren.

>>21514795
Im 26 and 10x an hour as you and do literally nothing the game is rigged

About to be 30 on Sept 30 making 10 an hour and have an easy job with small stack. Life alright

>>21515300
I mean I'm more than halfway in my uni right now, can't quit or it's over.

>>21515009
>follow the learn to code meme
>country closes borders (NZ)
>no coding jobs worth shit here especially for graduates