/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28354850
Road works lollipop man in australia
130k dollydoos a year

>>28354850
>Wendy's
Thank you for your tendies service

Regional manager at OneSomething.

>>28354850
WallStreetBets backup discord: DjurEMPe

>>28354850
Gonna need to try harder than that...

>>28355489
Should have used irs agents

>>28354850
big data developer
107,000 freedom bux

>>28354850
Computer forensics, CS 180k/y

Call center Quality Assurence
15.29 an hour
Do like 1 hour of work a day
Chilled as fuck but would like a bit more money

Target tech specialist at 15.00 n hour :/ i hate wage labor

i teach seniors how to use basic tech over the phone
its actually not as bad as it sounds, usually they just are happy to talk to someone and if they get their goal accomplished, neat
18 bucks an hour

Iam a sandwhich artist at Subway and make $15 an hour

Netflix

Small town shit plant manager 30/hr

>>28356429
Fuck yeah, DFIR is really fucking cool.
I'm a mix between RE/Dev currently
>240k/yr
>2ez

>>28354850
IT support department in a university
50 bucks a week

>>28354850
Cashier in Norway, 20$ per hour

Code monkey but I list my job as Software Engineer on linkedin.

>>28354850
Milkman
3.2pussy/hr

>>28354850
Vaultman with a burial vault company

>>28357137
d-dad?

Nothing
$0 per hour.

But up $400 this month due to crypto.

neet
0/h

>>28356967
KS

SWE at indian tech recruiting firm, working a contract for a major company. 135k/yr

>>28357204
Woah, that sounds pretty neat.
How'd you get into that?

Sales Rep for Dairy Farmers of America

$75k a year selling milk


LoL

>>28354850
Drinking water distribution system engineer

>>28356429
>>28356979
what does your job entail?

>>28354850
Pornstar, $190k/yr

>>28354850
>chef

Seriously all these low salaries so far? Not trying to brag, I'm just actually floored.

$80k, software engineer
I build the software for these machines
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTQ1gABvCUA
I do not write the code that cuts the metal. That's the job of a machinist.

>>28357305
Milk truck just arrive. Big boob girl hai

>>28354850
I work for myself scratchin my nuts
t. Chainlink General and juggalo

>>28356967
What state?

>>28357352
hey angela show us ya tits cunt

Managing a gas station
55k a year

>>28354850
was a team lead at a call center sorta place, 18/hr. been jobless for a while cause fuck that
>>28356785
that sounds kind of comfy actually

>>28354850
braphog euthanasia technician
$6.25 / hr + free lunch

>>28357292
A temp agency place me with the company and I've been working there since. Love what I do.

Self employed
60k/month at the moment

>>28354850
Gamer in burgerland
1 tranny suicide per 40 minutes

>>28354850
Commercial electrician
$32/hr

>NEET
>160k folio

>>28354850
Psychologist

>>28354850
IT Director at a PR firm
$120k

>>28355181
Glow harder pussy

Full Stack Engineer

140k a year

>>28354850
Retention Agent at a cable company $13.80 an hour and ~$2-2.6k commission a month. Although that’s slowly been dropping over the past few months as more people run out of money.

>>28357322
I'm somewhere between "malware analyst" and windows dev.
Most of my work is looking at current trends in malware and emulating them for my company to test endpoint security solutions against.
I used to be in peentesting but I dipped because it's full of people who are completely useless without CobaltStrike or Metasploit.
Legit if you get into information security with a strong programming foundation you'll make stupid progress.
>no HS degree
>no college degree
This industry is hurting so badly for people who are above mildly competent and you have to be insanely unlucky to find work that pays well.
Or at least unlucky to find a job that is "eh" to use as a springboard to get into something better after a year.
The turnover is fucking wild. A lot of my fmr teammates were only with my old companies for like... 1.5 years.
People just jump from place to place getting gradually more and more pay increases.

>>28357413

No one fucking cares. 80k is low as fuck for a software engineer unless you're based in Louisville Kentucky or some shit.

>>28354850
apprentice electrician
poor now but hopefully money in the future

>>28354850
Vulnerability management analyst
45/h

>>28357568
Hell yeah dude, that's awesome.

>>28357610
nice. I do residential and am considering getting more experience in commercial

>>28354850
barista ~17/hr
I'm gonna make it though because i have rich parents :)

>>28354850
Oh man,
they must have promoted you to head Chef at Wendy's.
I've been a Sous-Chef at Wendy's for quite a while and I earn 9.75/hour

i dont work. im a princess.

used to be an auto mechanic apprentice at 16.50/hr cad but it wasnt for me

>>28354850
Water treatment trainee $15/hr. I'll be getting my first certification in a couple months. Will be making $22/hr then.

>>28357568
i know you got placed there by an agency, but would jobs like this show up on indeed or something? where would i look? or should i just get in with an agency

>>28357880
Transwomen are men

>>28357777
Fucking checked. Have a cool picture I took new years eve

part-time grocery stock
$12/hour

i hate working and i wish i had gotten on neetbux but now it's too late i've shown that i can be a functional wagie

fuck

Professional Chainlink holder

>>28357891
Did you need an associate's degree? Being a wastewater technician seems like a great career

>>28354850
Structural Fire Engineer

>>28354850
Used to work at my local AMC movies before COVID. I got paid $7.50 but that job was so braidead easy that I would've been fine with $5. I worked weekday mornings due to my uni schedule meaning that the theater was empty most of the time so I'd spend that time getting paid to shitpost on 4chan from my phone.

>>28354850

I sell hardwood floors. $105,000 leaf dollars.

revenue officer

>>28354850
I don't work anywhere.
I lost $3k and counting from AMC recently. Put $800 into GRT and it's up to $1800. Still have $7000 I can invest. Thinking about investing like $6000 of it and going off to college to go into debt. if all of this doesn't work out I'm killing myself. Just turned 21 and I was thinking about going ahead and buying a handgun and getting it over with since I can legally buy one now.

cant get one here in the UK

Business analyst for gov Canada
26/h
20 year old math undergrad working co-op

>>28358071
Associates degree will basically get you a grade 3. To just be grade 1 or 2 certified right away you can be a retard

Devops casual role but full time hours
>$86 dollarydoos / hour

>>28357892
I've seen them on indeed but the descriptions are vague and you kinda have to search for them. If you want meaningful, fulfilling, backbreaking labor with hard deadlines and no schedule. The 2 biggest vault companies in the states are doric and Wilbert. Best just look for jobs on your own if you want them specifically.

The job:
>You do funerals. Everything is on you.
>You have 3000lb vault and no idea where you're going or what to expect but it needs to be done by the time the hearse gets there
>It's all on you whether the funeral happens no matter the circumstances
>You will be around very grieving people as you service the funeral so no pressure

Of course they'll train you but it doesn't matter if you can do it, it's will you do it. (You'll be in the best shape of your life if you do and have an interesting career)

I manage my wife's onlyfans

>>28358569
What do you do as grade 1 or 2? I'm self studying but a lot of job listings want an associate's

Call center. 1500 rupees a day

>>28357651
>>28357685

Age ?

>>28354850

some years i make 100k developing games because i haven't called my boss a faggot
other years i make less because i gave in to the red mist and called him a faggot
so it goes

>>28358441
>I'm killing myself. Just turned 21
ngmi, also going to school and into debt will make you feel worse, go and do an honest days work for an honest days pay

>>28358945
Already tried that. How do you think I got the money to invest? I wanna make it from what little I have.

>>28358651
>You will be around very grieving people as you service the funeral so no pressure
i would fuck this up so badly kek. sounds interesting though, thank you for the response, i'll keep an eye out. godspeed

I'm unemployed, but my friend works for one of those indian consulting firms. It's pretty comfy but only pays about $63k per year. Luckily he found a cheap place and is living vastly under his means in a cheap state.

>>28357826
My dad did residential. The money IS NOT in residential and I didn't personally care for that type of work. I joined a union right out of high school and they paid for the training while I earned money and got regular raises.

>>28359130
its easier than you think. If you're directionless or depressed with your situation in life. give it a try. Youll be a helper at first so you wont start with any pressure. You'll do real work your proud of and get fit.

Scientist at an environmental testing company, pretty much just stare at the market while setting up/ running tests

>>28357413
nice anon, I'm actually looking for some soft plastic cutting machines for a manufacturing line, could you lend some advice or is that out of your field?

>>28359148
how very based for your friend.
entrepreneet for me

>>28359486
Age and pay ? is it worth it, im in college and may go into similar.

>>28354850
I tutor autistic kids part time

>>28354850
Low level IT stuff, 33k a year. It's WFH though so honestly even if I was making twice as much I'd be reluctant to give it up.

Gilbarco service technician. $20/hr currently.

Teach at an international school $25 an hour, tons of paid vacation.
Do freelance translation at home $50 an hour but certain good jobs pay upwards of $100 an hour.

I work as a tunnel specialist. Not an engineer or anything, we just kind of make sure stuff in the tunnel is in place and ready to go. They call us the tunnel specialists. 95k/year with full benefits, pension, and guaranteed 8% annual raises unless the union gets us better. Depending on the kind of tunnel you're stationed at base pay could be +/- 10% and there are special bonuses for hazardous tunnels too. Everyone wants to work the traffic tunnels because you get hazard pay during commute hours. This is why it pays to get tight with the boss' boss. Pretty good work esp when you can trade crypto from your phone these days.

retail cuck $13 an hour

>>28358709
You basically learn and do grunt shit for your bosses. It's not a bad gig and after a couple of years you'll qualify to take your grade 3 exam.

Lawyer at a corporate law firm
400K+
Leaving soon for a job in house for one of our clients

>>28354850
Aerospace ops director... I work for one of the largest suppliers at an MRE executive jet facility. I am the highest level of management on site - boss is almost 3,000mi away and I have never met him... still making less than six figures and my company jewed me out of my raise and all bonuses last year “due to Covid 19” even though I delivered record profits.... it’s hell.
I also own an engineering firm in the performance automotive industry. I do consulting work for race teams and performance shops and do 3D modeling and optimization of parts, then use my networks of manufacturing facilities around the world to put together a supply chain for them and if they don’t already have it in-house, I build software and hardware solutions to automate or streamline fulfillment. It’s normally a lot of money but this last year fucking ruined it and I have had to depend on my day job through situations where I’d normally tell them to fuck off.

>>28357586
Most interesting post yet with zero interest, what’s your self-employment anon

>>28359669
20.75/hr
I have a pharmaceutical degree and just got out of school so its really just an experience thing but its comfy and super easy once you understand what you’re doing. But you need to have some sort of autism because it’s just repetition

Navy, Active Duty 60k/y

Novelist. Depends on the royalties. Enough to live on and keep a nest egg, but less than I would like.

>>28354850

Do sheet metal for large scale commercial projects on the east coast.
I'm in charge of project coordination and prefab departments. Great pay, always top 100k a year, no college.

>>28360314
erotic or like what?

>>28357352
what platform? m/f?

UK fag here,
Civil Engineer, been working 5 years for top UK consultancy.
Make £32k year.
Read this thread about USA cucks doing far less acedemic jobs and being paid 100k?? Why the fuck do you all get paid so much, your taxes aren't that much are they?
For info I can only save about £500 after living costs (Inc pension etc) so it's not even that my standard of living is much cheaper??

I'm a teacher and make 57k a year

>>28360122
How does someone like myself get into manufacturing?
I know food manufacturing very well but not so much the getting the contracts and the logistics.
How do you become a supplier for another company?

>>28360078
yo, my bro is going to graduate from Hastings. What's his earning potential? He wants to be an international corporate lawyer.

>>28359886
thanks anon!

>>28359778
you don't know your own job title my man?

>>28360410
How big is your dick?

I'm a truck driver, wife is a registered nurse. Still can't afford a double wide in the ghetto in Southern California.

>>28360573
>Mfw I see salaries
I'm in the uk too, want to go into medicine and surgery, hear of surgeons making 350k, in the UK you make 75k at your height (not including overtime,weekends).

>>28360745
phil?

>>28360745
What about a single wide?

Valet/bellhop while at uni. After tips I make about 25 per hour, and I spend at least 3/4 of my working hours on Duolingo and reading Plato.

>>28360573
>about 58k AUD for engineer with 5 years of experience
No wonder you poms like moving to Australia so much. I have 5 years experience and I'm getting paid 82.5k a year aussie dolerydoos. I work in construction though not consultancy

>>28360661
Where has he interned? Summer associate in Big Law 1L/2L = more quality offers in more legal markets

>>28360745
seems like you two just might not have good spending habits, or have a bunch of little ducklings to tend to

High-end Poop Dealer
Schpoopty five dollaz

>>28361156
I'll tell him. He interned with a Congressman back when he was in College. So far I don't think he has plans for interning anywhere this summer. This is his first year at law school.

financial analyst, but nothing that exciting

In-house counsel. $225k (and a pension).

>>28361255
Tell him to do anything he can to finish as close to the top 10% as possible. Graduating with honors, federal clerkship and Law Review are all that matters.

>>28360685

I'm a solid 7.25, thick as hell though and real pretty. I've had woman tell me they hate how dicks look but like mine.

>>28361403
ok, what would happen if he doesn't though?

>>28360410
GOMAD ASAP

I fight for israel

>>28361482
I think he would still do well. Many firms have GPA cutoffs is all.

I'm an service engineer for a large ship engine manufacturer
140k/y
>canada

chemical & biological engineer by trade

working as a plant/process engineer at a novel solvent extraction plant, making inputs for bio/renewable diesel + a high protein specialty dairy cattle feed
87K / year

but I'm ready to swallow a bullet, sooooo more like -1000000K a year

>>28354850
Damn, I work at FedEx for 17$/hr and 20$/hr on the weekend for literally just putting stickers on boxes, entry level position, you should check that out op, either FedEx, UPS or Amazon, they will pay more than Wendys and will almost 100% hire you

SAHM m-f and bartend at a family restaurant on the weekend to pay my car bill and student loans. Husband pays all the bills and I buy stuff for the kids and the house or groceries when I make extra.

>>28356785
Based nice guy

i recycle cans. i dont work at the recycling place i collect them and recycle them. im not sure why im still doing it i already made it.

>>28361639
>bio/renewable diesel
This seems like a much better idea than the ethanol fuel scam.
It's shame that so few vehicles in the US run on diesel.

i haven't had a fulltime job since 2014

most of them are too shitty to even put in 40 hours at, you end up more tired than you'd be if you didn't work at all

>>28361170
Have 50k saved. Was approved for a home loan of 350k. That literally buys a mobile home where I live. Between wife and I, we made 150k last year. Just going to keep saving and move to a less cucked state.

Opertating theatre assistant 50k dollarydoos/yr

Work as DBA in Tokyo

>>28361874
Fuck the memes are real. We have a 4 bedroom house in a small town in NH and 2 kids.

>>28354850
PeopleSoft Developer - $125k/yr

>>28361490

That's not me, cameras take pictures of the objects in front of them.

This is me senpai, did GOMAD and SS for 3 months and look like this

>>28360410
>shortsleeve button-up shirt
Nigger wtf are you doing

>>28361768
ppfffffhaha

got bad news for you bud, up until renewable diesel (NOT biodiesel), the "ethanol scam" was quite literally the only thing in liquid transport fuels that WASN'T a fucking scam.

100%. I lived both sides of the industry. There are people that want you very strongly to not believe in ethanol for vested financial & geopolitical implications. Happy to source you to reference material for any qualms that you have with it.

>>28362116

Not me. I'm the guy above you mogging your body while flexing my omega NTTD seamaster.
He's unironically my secretary. I'm a tinknocker who used to have to install those heavy ass pieces of duct. It gets you strong.

>>28362105
i don't think you'd look like that after 3 months on ss/gomad...

>>28362105
atta goy

unemployed $530 a week. wagies?

craft beer shift brewer, 45k

Utility work (electric and water) $14/hr but we drink on the job and take long breaks

>>28362295
How exactly is ethanol renewable and "clean" if you have to have burn petrol to both produce and ship it?

>>28356612
That’s what my wife does she doesn’t do much

>>28360221
Nice. First class? I got out last year after doing 5. I had $2500 paychecks toward the end for doing nothing in my shop kek. No way I was gonna stick around after doing a covid deployment though, not even for shore duty. Now I make $14.50 an hour as a part time line cook and I'm much happier. I'm very frugal and almost debt free

>>28360621
Look into food brokers or distributor centers like kehe or unfi

Jr superintendent in oil & gas sector
34/hr, typically 10hrs Of 1.5x and quarterly bonuses

Lots of perks, fun job

City worker

$35.65

>>28357610
I’m a journeyman in the Ibew177 I make $30.01

>>28362494
because you get 3-5 more BTU's back for each BTU burnt, from seed germination to tailpipe, minimum.

And they all run on natgas, so their CI is like, 20%-60% of gasoline and continues to decrease while gasoline CI keeps going up....

Wet cake plants and alternative fuel plants (like several in the fleet I managed) are net carbon negative, INCLUDING indirect land use change.

Unemployed.
High-risk for kungflu due to damaged lungs in 2019. Was out of work in 2019 because of said damaged lungs. Now on the vaccine waiting list. Sooo.. yeah, unemployment is all I got. retirement got wiped out in 2019 but I might make it guys!.

>>28362767
That's pretty interesting.
I didn't know it was that efficient.
Any chance that the industry would switch to something other than corn for producing the ethanol?
What kind of customers use most of it? Does most of it get sold to gas stations, or is it used by larger vehicles as well?

Security guard, $12.50/hour. About to start my last semester of college with a bachelors in Operations management. I want to get into supply chain and logistics, but don't want to be stuck as a warehouse jockey, any ideas?

>>28354850
Medical courier (contractor). Anywhere between $20-60 per hour and the sheer number of miles I drive lets me deduct all of my taxes.

sit doing fuck all logged into virtual desktop - $15/hour

>>28363015

I’m not the op but I’m the o&g person from a few posts up

A lot of major city fleet fueling incorporates e85 (cop cars, lights trucks, etc) - still isn’t mainstream aside from e10,e15 blends that you get at pump despite how easy it is to get usually.

>>28359741
what language(s) do you work with? studying russian myself

>>28362541
Dad, get off the Chan mange and go to bed.

>>28363268
Yeah, I've only seen e10 and 15 at pumps, aside from when I've driven through Iowa where e85 seems much more common.

town rapist - for free

>>28363504
you live in our heads rent free

>>28363504
>he does it for free

>>28354850
airline GSE mechanic 26/hr

>>28363605
You take care of the sky's annon, I'll watch the sea

>>28362066
>PeopleSoft
lol we used this at my university for a while, it was so shit

>>28354850
i sit at my desk and sell things on the phone for my company (9 person, 2 M in revenue)
very comfy, all my calls are essentially set up for me, i send out some emails
make about 80k usd (leaf but wfh for an american company because you guys pay better) as a contractor so i write off all my electricity, etc as a business expense

>>28363373
I told you I’d tear your ass up if I caught you here again. MAGGIE do something with this damn son of yours before I kick him out and he has to go live with your boyfriend again!!!!

>>28359833
Same anon.

>>28357305
How did you get into your line of work? I'm in grocery rn, considering moving into sales.

>>28363498
Yeah, a big reason imo is it requires upgrades to your equipment on site (stainless riser, stainless stinger tubes, compliant piping, different sensors, e85 compliant dispensers) so really most existing mom and pops won’t implement it because the profit just isn’t there for them to offset that cost. most regular gas stations won’t either - which for us is why we see mostly govt owned facilities using it, and large corporate stations with it. It’s really only popular with racers and some eco minded people outside of places that get some kind of financial benefit from it - even in super liberal areas

- give it time, cng and e85 will have to surge with more and more EV charge sites and vehicles on the road.

>>28354850
Senior PM at a tech company
$110k

Healthcare Analyst, 70k a year

>>28363723
I hope we make it before our bodies give out

>>28361874
CA? Move to El Dorado/Placer/Amador county brother. Enjoy.

>>28362454
I've never had alcohol. When I buy a house someday I'll have my first beer. Should I get a fancy brewery one or a generic brand

wildland firefighter

17/hr USD roughly

>>28364199
expensive habit, dont do it. Just spend the beer money on BNT coin. well unless you use Binance, then you have other problems.

>>28364199
Start with whiskey!

Hotel engineer. 20 an hour but I have 4 miners in the air handling rooms.

>>28356785
wait I do this for my family for free, how can I get paid to do this for strangers?

Security guard specializing in crowd control. 60000

>>28354850
Do you fuck with food?

> 28
> 55K USD
> Business Analyst (in a pajeet country)
> save like ~30K USD annually

waiting for crypto to take me 150K+ so I can retire

>>28354850
Mechanical Engineer
$36.5/hr + Bonuses
$8k left of student debt

>>28364365
what have you been up to during the pandemic?

>>28354850
I use stocks to launder funds.

>>28363015
most of it gets sold as E10. believe it or not, you've more than likely been using it. It's even more efficient if you're using it WITH regular gasoline - it helps us get more miles / BTU out of regular gasoline.

IMO the best bang for your buck ends up being E30 for regular vehicles, E50 for flex fuel. I have lots of very complete data sets around this if interested.

So yeah -most is sold to gas stations as E10, despite the fact no one even knows it lmao

>>28364080
>- give it time, cng and e85 will have to surge with more and more EV charge sites and vehicles on the road.


very accurate and insightful imo. No one has a clue jsut how important biofuel is in our current blend of energy consumption, and how much more important it's gunna be.

Supermarket shelf stocker, gibsmaxxing from disability and part way through debtmaxxing $30k from the credit line to make it during the bull run. Buying REEF to stake and BNB to farm CAKE on Pancake swap.

>>28364051
>How did you get into your line of work? I'm in grocery rn, considering moving into sales.

Applied when it opened up. You're probably better off trying your local beer distributor or one of the soda companies. They usually start at $50k and you have smaller territories, like 8-14 stores. I'm doing 100 right now

Corporate finance analyst. 64k. It was cool when I was working from home 2 hours a day but now I’m working from home 12 hours a day. Covering for lady accountants on maternity leave.

>>28358631
What stack? Are you working in product company or outsource one? Guessing latter

Non-cpa accountant outside DC
62k/yr

>>28357740
Carry my fuckin' tools, bitch
Are you union?

>>28354850
I'm a door dash driver ($11/hr after gas) and my local Wendy's is my own personal purgatory. It's the most dysfunctional and toxic workplace I have ever had the misfortune of entering. I haven't picked up a single order from Wendy's and not witnessed the "chefs" actively swear at eachother trying to prepare it for me. I have gotten to the point where I will simply not accept orders from Wendy's even if it is the only order available. The Wendy's chefs need more than just stronger regulation from their managers, they need counseling.

Pharmacist- 56/hr
Contact tracer- 27/hr

Comfy desu

currently work at walmart as a cartboy. I have extremely bad OCD which makes me come off as autistic so I get away with a lot of shit like slacking off and missing days of work on purpose.

I sit outback in a maintenance room daytrading crypto on my laptop for 90% of the day because we're a small store and I only have to grab carts once an hour, maybe twice an hour on a busy day.

Pharmacist at big retail chain
$60 USD/hour

it's basically McDonald's but with medicine (i'd say it's worse honestly), don't let anyone tell you otherwise

>>28364540

Writing is on the wall, they’ve been shilling the fuck out of it at PEI conferences. With our heavy industrial focused company we are diversifying in EV charge stations to offset what will happen in the next 15 years. We just got our first charge station demo model this year and finally completed installation of it at our office for free fueling. It’s not a matter of if, it will happen. It’ll take some mandate of required switchovers though for it to take foothold though

>>28364853
I’m sorry you had to witness that

Adult entertainer. 250k base + 75k bonus, and usually 150k in tips.

>>28364642
No prior experiences or education?
>You're probably better off trying your local beer distributor or one of the soda companies
I heard that some people in my position will work as vendors for PepsiCo or whoever and work their way up to a sales position. How much is pay affected by the quantity of sales you're able to make?

Manufacturing wageslave here. It's pretty great not dealing with customers. Should be in data sciences or something though. Even dealing with coworkers is too much.

>>28364908
Me

>>28364914
Anon, tell me more about your retail experience. Currently about a half year into my career, doing overnights at a 24 hour store. How are you hanging in during the covid crunch?

>>28360410
>that physique
oh nonono...

>>28364540
Thanks for educating me.
Any good ethonal/biofuels stocks I should consider looking at?
Are there any risks to using E30 in a regular vehicle?

>>28360410
men will dress like this and then wonder why women won't fuck them.

>>28361619
What province?

Currently in NS where the ship industry is booming.

>>28364982
Gain the world and lose your soul. Classy.

>>28362105
>3 months of SS+GOMAD gets you a big and shredded physique
oh nonono...

Financial crimes investigator
117K a year + whatever stolen money I recover and decide to keep for myself

Freelance graphic designer.
About 100/hr., but the work can be erratic sometimes.

Massage Therapist at a Spa
I make 33 and hour + tip(usually 20$~)
made 81k in 2019, 73k in 2020

Lower enlisted. ~3/hour

>>28354850
toilet cleaner
south central bus station
$50 a day

>>28365783
How long did it take to get trained for that?
Are you a guy or a girl?

>>28357204
is that the job title? web searching returns a bunch of gayming shit.

>>28365197
Depends on if it’s rated for higher blends or not, I personally wouldn’t attempt anything past e10 on something non flexfuel capable. Combustion can start getting whacky if it’s not capable of compensating, which is why they stuck with e10, e15 at the stations as a settlement to keep the shit flowing from the plant lol.. Things can get foul if the hoses, pumps and other equipment on the engine aren’t rated for it on your car.

>>28365944
look up the companies he mentioned. Wilbert, found in my area on indeed. The other one not in my area
listed on indeed as burial vault installer

>>28356429
>>28356979
>>28357322
I'm unironically really curious about this.

>>28354850
Marine Electronics technician $24.00 hourly rate

>>28365927
9months of school "full time" ( 6 hours of class 4 days a week and like 50 hours of clinic) + pass a licensing test.
I'm a guy.

>>28365008
>No prior experiences or education?

I was a sales rep for a small distributor. I managed like 25 stores. Before that I was a merchandiser doing 7-10 stores. I also have a bachelors degree but it'll only be useless after my current job, where I'll be applying for category jobs

>>28366147

Also after sales is usually where you can branch out, either staying as a sales manager, going into marketing, analyst, KAMs, etc

>>28365197
anything 2001 and newer, E30 is fine and usually better than regular gasoline. anything more is probably not going to work well (40/50 + %)

Stocks - GEVO, green plains, pacific ethanol. They're in a weird place with commodity prices atm - GEVO recently had a good run though if i'm not mistaken.

Import broker at a major package delivery company. I earn about 16.5 euros an hour (net), which is pretty decent since this is my first job out of uni.

>>28365104
>Anon, tell me more about your retail experience.

It's tolerable, I was placed at a store that's actually run pretty well so we manage to clean things up before the store closes.

There are other stores in the district that are so dysfunctional, so understaffed and so backed up that there literally prescriptions in the queue that were supposed to have been filled a week prior. If I get transferred to one of those I will quit on the spot, if they force me to be manager at a store like that (or any store desu) I will also quit on the spot.

>How are you hanging in during the covid crunch?
Our store lucked out and doesn't do covid tests, so that keeps the drive-thru from being gummed up, and nobody from corporate has given us even a faint idea of when we're getting covid shots, but I don't look forward to the day when we do start givng out covid shots. I expect to be ambushed by people an hour before opening the pharmacy, to have people beg me for any leftover shots, have people scream at me as to why they have to set up appointments etc.

I asked to be made per-diem and they let me do it, regardless of how well-run a store is I'm just sick to death of arguing with retards at the drive-thru as to why their insurance plan won't pay for Zyrtec-D or some other crap. Doing 8 to 12-hour shifts 4-5 times a week with no lunch break is something I simply cannot do anymore, so now I work 2, maybe 3 days a week while I go look for another job and try to switch careers.

I tried my hand at being the night-shift 7-on 7-off guy, I didn't last too long. I couldn't turn my sleep-cycle upside down like that, and to make matters worse, during the daytime it was one of those nightmare stores that I described above: the daytime staff all fucking hated each other and when I got there to start my night shift, there was so much shit left over from the day crew that I could barely leave a dent in the nighttime tasks. Fucking awful.

You can probably tell what ocmpany I work for.

>>28365197
>>28365974
>Combustion can start getting whacky

>>28354850
Real chef
92k

Treasury, Capital Markets 67k

>>28366052
>burial vault installer
pay is as low as retail, is there advancement or something?

>>28366270
>>28365974
>>28366128
thanks

Assistant store manager for an organic grocery store. 76k plus up to 10% bonus quarterly. I sit at a desk the majority of the day and swing trade.

>>28366147
>>28366221
Alright, interesting. Thanks.

USA rural mail carrier
$19.06/hr

>>28366461
Does something about Massage interest you at all? I'll hang around to answer questions if you have any.

Airline Pilot, 110K USD a year. Somehow I managed to keep my job

>>28366592
Yes, this might sound a bit gay or weird, but I remember I really enjoyed giving my ex-girlfriend back massages, and when I worked on a wildland firecrew, we had a few days where we were on call, had nothing to do, and I managed to make several of the guys on my crew fall asleep with my back massages.
I think it would be something I could be good at.

>>28366592

Sure, what are the most beneficial massages (bang for buck) vs gimmick? And how did you get into that?

>>28357252

>indian
>brown ID

>>28366787
it does not make me feel safe that the guys flying me post on 4chan

lawyer about 430k a year

>>28365974
>>28365197
>>28366370
>>28366461
errrrr. I don't think so. Anything post late 90's is fine. Just no natural rubber from the mid 90's on back.

I have a 1969 cub cadet that i've run on E30 for years no issue.

I have a small fleet of vintage snowmobiles (1978-1981) that have all run on E30 (replaced fuel tubing with modern) for several years now.

my vehicle and wife's vehicle are flex fuel so we use E50, but my old car and her old car we used E30 in (2003 monte carlo & 2001 mazda tribute)

All my family has non-flex vehicles and uses E30 with no issues.


The ONLY caveat, is high performance air cooled engines. Because E30 has ~10% less BTU's / gal, if an air cooled engine uses it it can get hot. So think small 2 stroke engines.

Other than that, there's no issue.

I teach ESL, $25/hour. I'm getting a masters though and hopefully a better job in the future along with it

>>28366338
I enjoyed reading this anon, I have a pretty good fucking idea who you work for because it sounds like my limited experience to a T. I interned at a lower volume competitor, I really had no idea how truly bad things were here until I got here. I feel much the same re: quitting on the spot if they try and fuck me with a disaster store, ain't isn't worth the pain, I'd sooner go part time at an independent.

I was somewhat blessed in the sense that I was covering leave at a very organized store that allowed me to complete most of my overnight tasks every night, but wow is the 7 on 7 off brutal by the end of the on week, and readjusting to normalcy in the off week.

Curiously, how long have you been in the game and how old are you now? What else are you looking to get into? I'm assuming if you're on biz you're also stacking crypto to build yourself an exit raft. Seriously good luck in the coming months, I don't think the general public has a clue how enormous a strain this vaccine rollout is going to be on pharmacy staff. My store has been responsible for clinic registration and vaccinating local staff and it's already pushing us to our limits, I shudder to think what is going to happen when the floodgates open.

operations manager at a service company

110k salary & bonuses in 2020, plus car allowance and healthcare

>>28366877
Honestly that's probably a good enough reason to get into it
>>28366909
Combination of having massive respect for the body from learning A+P in highschool + being a /fit/izen, Wanting to help people, and also just enjoy touching people
Most places offer an essential oil massage that's just an extra 10-20 bucks for scented oils, if you really believe in the stuff then hey good for you, but not really worth it in my book, Usually a basic swedish massage will get the job done, probably most places to get any decent pressure will have to pay for deep tissue. Hot stone massage can be gimmick depending on the therapist, but with the right therapist can be both very relaxing and therapeutic, basically using ultra hot hands to massage into the muscle, but most therapists just do stuff too light.

>>28354850

entry level IT generalist job for a very small company, i had no experience or relevant degree

17/h to work from home and do almost nothing, probably will negotiate for 20/h next month

>>28367282
Are you forearms and triceps jacked?

>>28363159
I knew a guy from church when I was in high school who did this. Guy had more money than he knew what to do with, bought a new car every year and still lived with his parents and tried to pick up high school girls at youth group. Fun guy, I liked him.

>>28366946
nothing to worry about fren

>manufacturing grunt
>$15/hr
making it in crypto is my last resort

Ups driver. 28.50 a/h. Will be $40 a/h next year

>>28367482
Massage forearms is definitely a thing in the business. Triceps not so much. Most pressure being put into people should come from the core/hips, so if your bis/tris are getting tired you're technique is probably fucked,

>>28367229
>Curiously, how long have you been in the game and how old are you now?
27, I only got licensed 3 years ago, this job is very, very bad for my health and I fear I'll drop dead in my 30s if I continue doing this.

>What else are you looking to get into?
It's the subject of mockery now (lmao learn to code!!!1), but I dabbled in programming before pharmacy school and I would like to continue that. I doubt I could compete with the wizards who have been doing this professionally since they were literal teenagers, and I have my doubts as to whether I'll ever be good enough to get paid for it, but it is somewhat enjoyable.

>>28367006

Yeah I’m not saying it’s impossible or even that bad, but ethanol does get a white precipitate and can clog fuel pumps - I’ve dumped the shit in one of my track cars back in the day when we had a drum of sunoco e100 in a 50/50 unlead blend and it worked fine. Lol

>>28367282

That’s cool, I’ve always wanted to try hot stone - maybe I’ll try it next

Thanks anon

Neet raking in $263-584/weekly thanks to gubmint

>>28367282
Anon people tell me I give good massages but thats just because I massage myself to figure out where knots build up/are. The layering of muscles is so complex and im fascinating by it. I have long term educational goals and also want to become an EMT. Do you think this is something measable for me to get into?

Goodwill Donation Attendant, part time 12.15 an hour. Ready to get the fuck out of there, got a job interview with Home Depot tomorrow hopefully i get hired for full time and hope it's 13-14 an hour

>>28354850
unemployed

>>28368254
I'll be completely honest, if you're smart enough to pass college level A+P you're good to go in terms of any massage schooling. For most people this is a 2nd/3rd career. I practice in new york so it took me 1000 hours, but i'm pretty sure most states are half that or even less, so it should be a fairly easy thing for most people to get, can't attest to wages in other states though.

>>28365275
I'm based in Alberta but I go to ns once in a while for the Canadian cost guard but I mostly work in the US on their navy ships funny enough. You work on ships?

>>28355125
I'm ausfag too how do i get one of these jobs?

IT Service Desk in a third world country for an american company, $2.5/hour

>>28360621
I wish I was joking about this but I literally just winged it.. I was hand-fabricating performance parts already. I had a few people who wanted something which I had made for myself so I made more... then more interest. It was very time consuming. I had already taught myself CAD (fusion360) drone YouTube tutorials so that I could have flanges and stuff like that cut for me.... decided to model out some entire parts and see what it would cost to have them cast for me. I joined metal casting groups on Facebook and found representatives for Chinese foundries.... got quotes. Turned out the bulk of the price was in mould tooling... first transaction was a sketchy wire transfer. I paid some random person on the other side of the planet over $5000 and it made my stomach unsteady... but eventually a box of my parts came. I found out after that the moulds belong to me and I only had to pay that once... modeled more parts and made them... made more contacts and sold more parts. I started an e-commerce site and then started visiting performance shops and pitching product development to them. I landed a few contracts. Eventually fulfillment was an issue for me and I found a local company which handled logistics. I figured everything out as I went and handled the logistics of it myself.

The engineering work which I had done for my own company was later enough to have two of the largest aerospace companies in the world accept me when I didn’t even have a degree. I one was going to pay retarded money and was 20 mins from my house.... the other paid way less and was 1,000mi away on a beach in FL.... I chose the beach. No regrets. The aerospace industry is massive around here and I’m saving a ton of money on the cost of living and commercial space so it evens out.

>lab tech
>$16/hr
I was making more at my previous job but I couldn't fucking stand the office environment and the lack of upward mobility.
At least with this one I'm getting commercial experience with ICP MS/OES, FTIR, and HPLC. I'm fucking out of here when I have enough experience to apply for a better company and position. (or if OpenDAO or AVAX moon)

>>28360621
I missed answering part of your question. I went to those companies with a written proposal, promotional materials with testimonials and examples of products. I put a lot of time into it creating spreadsheets which ROI factored in from facilities costs, labor costs for fabricators, etc... I also paid for testing of hand fabricated and cast parts with CAD designed transitions and flow optimization to prove that the parts weren’t just more affordable but actually better.

Sometimes it’s a waste of a lot of time pitching potential business deals but it only takes a few ongoing contracts to really pay off.

In short:
Proposal -> negotiation of terms -> lawyers draft contract -> both parties sign

Always line up more manufacturing capacity than you promise and have at least two backup agreements on your end. Never put them in direct contact with the manufacturer unless it’s part of a consultation deal and is in your contract/they’re paying for facilitation. Once they get in line with the manufacturers, they don’t need you.

>>28354850
I actually have my first job interview scheduled for tomorrow. I'm nervous as fuck because my self esteem has gone to the floor for the past months due to the covid stuff
and not being able to go out where I live, so I've had 0 opportunities to get a job for the past 11 months.
Graduated last year from industrial engineering.

>>28372835
very relateable, but whatever you do, don't freak out, and take your time if you can't think of good answers right away.

$44, Gov Carpentry/Builder

Grocery store
~17.50/hr
USA

$100k, engineer for public sector at a wastewater treatment plant
27 years old
hate engineering

27
Engineer/Firefighter/EMT fighting mostly wildland fires in california (drive the engine)
Made 110k last year

Guaranteed cancer eventually but I get lots of paid time off and only work 3 days a week when it isn’t fire season.

Shits pretty cash

>he works for the (((government)))

PhD student in Aus.
Looking to get out, get a real job.
Making ~31k AUD tax free per year

>>28357777
Fucking CHECKED

>>28354850
ML swe, 220k

>>28367657
Get paid the same as a cashier at a grocery store. I should be allowed to murder at least one customer a day. 90% of the time they don't even speak the same language as me.

I teach at university but I've been in home office since the beginning of 2020.

>>28354850
Vascular surgeon

>>28354850
Suicide watchman 23 bucks an hour plus sweet bennies and limitless overtime

>>28354850
IT dept at JP Morgan

25k/month

>>28374851
Do you ever wonder if your patients are correct?

If you stare into the void long enough does it stare back?

student
5k in student loans per semester

US Navy
55k a year
Just got a shit ton of Life Insurance from grandma so i'm living comfy despite my indentured servitude to uncle sam

EMT in socal
get paid like shit to do basically nothing, cute girls think you're a hero or something though

>>28354850
Work? Why would you? I could have never made as much as I made the last 9 years, by working.

>>28373640
Respect anon especially if you reppin' NorCal engines.

>>28354850

Expat working in saudi arabia, monthly salary of $8k+

Free healthcare, house , car.

I manage engineering for their military bases

Software sales. ~200k/yr.. should be able to clear more as I handle larger deals