/biz/ - Business & Finance

Alarm clocks are unnatural, you should wake up without any external interferrance naturally when your body is fully rested. How do we solve the wagecucking problem? there doesn't seem to be a light at the end of the tunnel for people like us.

I actually like my job
work in finance and I'm interested in finance so that's a large part of why I like my job
sometimes I have to do some boring stuff or work long hours but the pay is good so I don't really mind it that much
would probably hate working if I had a low payed/low skill wagecuck job like fastfood workers

>>25891419
it's Awomen you fascist fuck

>>25891592
>low payed/low skill wagecuck job like fastfood workers
what's the difference? i make 11/hr as a new accountant and fast food workers make minimum wage which is like 8.xx/hr, not a huge difference considering i pay more tax so it evens out.

How the fuck do you get an office job? All I can find are general labor jobs. Live in the GTA btw.

> You must give this information to your IT for the update your system

i'm the IT...nothing from our side u fucking clueless french thot

>>25891483
until the corporations' vice-grip on the government is removed the wagies will continue to be worked like cattle; wrung out like a washcloth until every drop of value is obtained

even then there will always be people in the US proud to be wagecucks; the protestant work-ethic has been drilled into our collective psyche and people will continue boasting about how much time they spend at work instead of seeing their family or pursuing their hobbies

> hey anon this email never work! I can't send this email

> 54 mb as pdf

ehm...limit is 10 mb, those are 54

> I ever did this without problem anon!

let me see...

> 900 kb, 600 kb, 400 kb...

it will be interesting to see how automation changes the outlook of wagiehood

you just know bezos will jump at the opportunity to replace his warehouse workers with robots, consequences be damned

>>25891419
Go away, we only allow comfy WFH threads here

I got a gig working 1 day a week. I highly recommend it bros.

honestly waging is ok, the real problem is the low salary these companies have been shelling out which makes it super discouraging, finishing a trade and working an apprentice mechanic job at 16.50/hr canadian does not feel rewarding

>>25891483
I always set an alarm but I also always wake up well before it goes off. Just get enough sleep to where the alarm time is significantly later than your expected waking up time.

>>25892939
Better to have a job you like with low pay than a job you hate with high pay. Unless it's a job you hate with pay so high that you can retire after a year, or a job you like with pay so low you can't afford to pay your bills.

>>25891483
If only my life could be like the sims and i simply go on untill i pass the fuck out anywhere randomly. But seriously why do they keep doing this?

>>25893239
nah man i found out i hated mechanics as a job but loved the hobby, the pay is not worth the backbreaking work you churn out swiftly during the day. the other guys hate it but they've been there for years and have been making good money, high risk low reward

>>25891483
My neighbors chicken wakes me up every morning at daybreak

>>25891419
I almost have a new job bros
It’ll be great to be happy and excited for 3-6 months before I go back to hating life

>>25893408
At least you get to go home and relax with your attractive gf though, right?

>>25891648
how are you making 11/hr, are you retarded? I'm making 20 with zero experience at a warehouse. Started at 14/hr and worked up 2 promotions in a year and a half.

>>25891419
https://youtu.be/VKcAYMb5uk4?t=9

>>25893791
it's the only reward kek, all the guys in the shop are well over their 30s with their wife and kids you know thats the only thing keeping them going

>>25891782
mike rowe actually isn't for the working man

>>25892939
>16.50/hr Canadian

Dude are you serious? You're definitely being underpaid. I got paid 15/hr for an unskilled labouring construction job when I was 18.

>>25894234
dude i fucking wish. my classmate who's 4 years older than me was making 17.25/hr in a fulltime position with his own toolbox, it was demoralizing to see that amazon warehouse positions matched my fucking salary

been NEETing it up for a month and a half. need to get another job soon so i can move out. haven’t applied anywhere because then i have to move out. jesus
anybody have any suggestions for a $20+/hr job that doesn’t suck ass? have an english degree i’m not using (kek). looking at a warehouse gig that pays 24-30 but it sounds absolutely hellish

>>25894325
Learn to code

>>25891419
Lol I get paid to fuck off 90% of my shift, I also went part time at the beginning of this and my bank account is loaded with covid bux. I get a paycheck every other week from my job (which is almost always very easy) then I get my gibs every week. I have a side hustle that gets me a $900 check every month andcrequires 20 minutes of work each month.

I started covid living check to check and putting little bits into my crypto stacks, now I’ve got what I thought was my dream stack, (obviously once you hit a milestone and then make new ones)I buy all major dips and will continue to, and thousands in the bank as dry powder/emergency wad.

>>25891419
I get paid $14 an hour, it's killing me.

My bags are underperfoming too but I'm hoping for Fuse pump along with some LCX action

>>25894469
tried. hated it. also, that would take too long in my current circumstance

i work at target

I don't know how people do it, I've tried it and I seriously just can't.
I'd rather be a poor farmer raising crops just to be able to eat and survive than to continue being a wagecuck.
We men with honor and character are NOT designed to endure this, it's impossible it's unnatural

How do I get a job at Jane Street bros.

>>25894278
Jesus dude, best of luck that fucking sucks. My only advice is look for a job somewhere outside of the city. Basically every trade pays better the further you are from urban areas.

>>25894742
thanks man same to you, what have you been doing these past few months? i decided to call it quits with mechanics and start look into taking computer support & networks as a 16 month trade

>>25892820
no way this shit is cheaper than paying a wagie

I make almost 20 an hour. The company I work for pays a nice premium for the night shift work. I spend 8 hours every day just packing product and labeling it for shipping. My business goal is to raise capital to build a sex dungeon and then rent out to people like an airbnb

>>25894819
I'm 19 and haven't even been to school yet. I was working full time labouring like I said and was doing well until Covid hit and my hours got cut way back. I quit now I'm working at fucking Walmart because that's the only place that I could find semi-full time employment.

As far as trades go, I know a decent bit just because I worked with all sorts of different trades people and they taught me a lot about the job environment. Apparently the new big thing is HVAC just because it's in such high demand. Pays like 80k-100k a year where I live. Results may vary though because we probably live in different parts of Canada.

>>25894710
show them your crypto folio, that'll impress them

>>25892820
Any time I see a .webm with chinese looking letters and a factory, I expect a decapitation of some sort.

>>25894989
Imagine the smell

Career:
Skill based job.
Can continue to add skills to raise value.
Clear path of advancement for promotion.
Leverage to negotiate salary.

Wage slave.
Low skill repetitive work. Easy to replace. No leverage for negotiation. Pay is set on fixed scale. No realistic promotion opportunities.

>>25891419
>accountant at a $1 billion company
>only fast/efficient/competent person
>get destroyed with work as every retard manager realizes this

if i haven't changed careers to software dev by 2022 i'm going to LITERALLY rope

>>25895372
When you have a jizz mopper on your payroll you know you’ve made it

any warehouse man in? how bad is it
>>25895432
yeah this happened at my last job. then the supervisor got promoted and i basically took over for him w/o the pay. last fuckin time i'm revealing my power level kek. best of luck to you

>>25891782
>show up early, stay late

>>25894710
Take college math and cs classes. Know some basic stats and linear algebra and grind math competition-type problems. Study specifically for the interview by finding quant problems online and learning the type of techniques used to solve them. Reach out to anyone you know that works at quantitative finance companies to ask their opinions and advice and learn about their jobs. This is important for context. Think carefully about your process re: problem solving, not just answers or formulas, because second order knowledge and thoughtfulness count for a lot. Get your resume in decent shape; be interesting, show your enthusiasm for trading and problem solving. Apply repeatedly, there is no blacklist; once a year in September or October is ideal.

Know basic market making terminology and concepts. Do not talk about technical analysis, it's not real. During the interviews avoid overconfidence; intellectual humility is really important not only for this job but 10x more for trading and at least as much for the rest of life too. Don't ever try to bluff your way through a problem or exaggerate, this is a far more negative signal than admitting you don't know something. Read all the resources they give you thoroughly if you get that far.

gl

>>25895493
>department is shorthanded for A FUCKING YEAR
>anon is overworked let's hire someone to help him before year end close
>wagie boss finally hires someone on DECEMBER FUCKING 17TH
>do my usual year end work (a fuck ton) plus teach this literal retard
>literal retard can barely use excel, doesn't take notes, etc.
>constantly asking me how to do shit that i just showed him how to do
>would be easier and take less time if i just did it myself

I AM GOING TO FUCKING SNAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

>>25895538
that was the guy at my old job. always first one last one out. good guy but he was obsessed with work

>>25895612
>>25895493
also
>still 1 step above entry level
>probably won't even get promoted

I NEED TO GET A JOB IN SOFTWARE WHERE THEY WILL PAY ME $100K FOR BEING COMPETENT FUCK BEING AN ACCOUNTANT THIS SHIT IS FUCKING NIGGERISH AS HELL

I have 300 LINK currently, will that be enough to get me out of waging at some point? Or at least enough to pad my bank account that I don't need to work so much. If I am still waging in the next 5 years I am going to rope never mind 40.

>>25895612
>>25895647
yeah that sounds about right. find a smaller company if you can (in case the software dev thing takes longer than anticipated). seems like they're more likely to promote the good ones.
>t. not an accountant
>>25895745
i've got a similar stack. i don't think so anon, at least not any time soon. best bet is to just keep funneling whatever you can afford into it/eth/btc/shitcoin of choice. that's my plan and if it doesn't work out by the end of the next bull run then i'm leaving the country. will be a farmer or some shit in italy.

Awoman anon. Get with the times

>>25895600
Wow an actual response. Since you've been so nice, I've already done the base work: I have a CS degree from a good university, and already have worked a different quant fund, just looking to make them my next job hop.

>>25895004
yea lol this is the worst time to be working, i'm 20 and unemployed. but if you can see yourself doing a trade HVAC is perfect, there's people in Quebec that are making good money

>>25896038
cool. my advice was for the trading interview. The engineering interview will be different of course, like a more open-ended version of leetcode hards or something. Same focus on problem solving and thoughtfulness, less on right answer. But no math brainteasers for engineering interviews

>>25891782
>Literal tv host/narrator shilling for hard work.
>Made probably millions for trying out shitty jobs for one day

>>25891419
I work in a homeoffice regime (programming).. we have some daily rituals like meetings and stuff that we have to attend, but nobody cares if you start working at 8am or 8pm as long as you meet deadlines

>>25891483
I woke up after 3 hours of laying down last time
Been up 40 hours since then
I've run out of vidya and h-games to play

>>25894907
Most of the costs are probably R&D and manufacture. After a while, the only relevant costs are electricity and a bit of maintenance, it should be cheaper than a wagie in the long run

i haven't worked a day in 3 years