/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50732722
Yeah and broke as shit. I got 40 fucking bucks left. That's like 3 10 piece nugget meals. I'm fucked

>>50732722
I missed you anon

>>50732746
How

>>50732722
based, abuse the system to fullest, ACCELERATE

>>50732746
You may have missed the "working" part, but enjoy your nuggets!

>>50732746
He does it for free

>>50732722
Good morning Chads!

Daily reminder NEETcucks
>Just think: NEETs used to think their trump card was not having to go anywhere and being able to lie on their beds browsing 4chins etc. all day. Now thanks to Covid and WFH, the rest of us do that but also get paid vast multiples of whatever paltry amount they get in NEETbux. Think how fucking furious they must be, the dawning realization that they've wasted their prime years.

>>50733427
Mfw always did this while waging 2013-2018.
There was a 1 year exception where I had to go to the office, and ironically it was the time when I had actual 0 responsibilities. So I took my personal laptop there and did bitcointalk.org bounties (mostly translation but also signature bounties through 50 spam profiles). Made $250,000 from bitcointalk while being paid a stable and above average salary for a code monkey, lmao.

Nowadays chads actually jobmax and get 3 salaries at once while doing nothing, I strongly advise you lads to give it a try. I don't care about waging atm because I bought the AVAX ICO but I can see having 3 stable jobs doing nothing as the shortcut to making it.

>>50733760
I've thought about getting a second job but I'm worried about the background check. I currently work at a big 4 (cyber) and the background check was fairly invasive, almost like the security clearance process. Idk if they set search triggers on my profile or some shit.

>>50733760
P.S. Even though I made
~$20k in a day with Aeternity
~$20k in a day with Monaco (now crypto.com)
~$20k through the Adex bounty
and many more, this doesn't work anymore, unfortunately.
Back in the day 1% of token supply was reserved for "bounty participants", aka people who translate the whitepaper to another language, and people who post on bitcointalk with a link to the project in their forum signature.
I made 3 translations per day (google translate + fixing minor errors) which gave me about 0.05-0.1% of all the tokens in circulation for multiple projects, including ones that are still big such as crypto.com. I'm also responsible for a lot of pajeet posts on there, where I subscribe to a "signature bounty" with one of my 50-ish profiles (each through a different proxy) and post stuff like "hello sir this project show very promise, I believe better than ethereum and at least #2 coinmarketcap soon" for the entire day.

It was genuinely fun times and I did all of it at work lmfao. Wonder what the 2022 equivalent is, since I'm bored af.

>p.s. I never wrote a line of code for that particular company, but through sheer luck I actually found them a client later on, so they actually love me lmfao

>>50733381
Just got a new job fully remote so I'll be here everyday

>>50733905
Don't forget to get a second one and wait for BTC at 10k to start stacking on undervalued alts with your multisalary chad income

>>50733876
>>50733760
Very nice anon
>>50732746
HE DOES IT FOR FREE

This will be a daily thread for eternity

>>50733760

Anyone experienced with overemployment? I would like to try it as a software dev but feel bad about letting my team lead down at my current job since I kinda became friends with him, am i just a cuck? Also my job is hectic sometimes and other times chill how would you handle it if both jobs have a rush period at the same time.

I do maybe 1-2 hours of remote work a week and just got a $10k raise and 5 star performance review.
How useless must everybody else be at this company for this to happen?

>>50734286
Yes. Your coworkers are not your friends. Your coworkers are not your family.
Vax mandates proved how much they "care" when they fired people with 20+ years of service right before winter.
They don't care about you. Don't care about them.

how long will this gravy train last for?

>>50734315
sounds like you're doing too much tbqh

>>50734286
>since I kinda became friends with him
Yeah that kinda sucks. I know people who are overemployed but they're all treated like shit in their "main job". Or at least they have no reason to be loyal.
And in my friends' case it's not like they hold 3 jobs at once, they just do toptal/upwork in addition to their job. They do it from restaurants during their 3 hour lunch break lmfao. But it's hard to manage since some of the projects on those websites take screenshots from your PC and know when you're active and when you're not so it becomes a major hassle to actually pick ones that would leave you alone and just pay you for work done. I know in my pal's case, he found a "client" through toptal but does jobs for them separately from the main freelancer website.
From what I've read, in shut down USA it's actually easy to land 3 jobs at once, hope someone with experience jumps in this threat to aware us xD

>>50734382
Employers are desperately trying to drag people back to the office with "hybrid models".
They'll have to fire me before I agree to that. I'm never going back.

>>50733876
>>50733760
what the hell kind of job do you get that allows you to stack 3 to 4 jobs and be not under watch or on call??

>>50734420
Don't bulge. You'll have an easier time finding WFH employment, than they'll have replacing you

>>50734382
It's permanent in my case. I work on an international team and we do the whole "follow the sun" workflow.

>>50734420
sounds like they have been trying to do this for almost 2 years now. i keep hearing about the hybrid wfh to the full back to the office meme yet it doesnt seem to be happening

>>50734514
Software dev.
Security consultant.
That sort of shit.
The two people who I know do "overemployment" do one "official" main job + toptal. But one of them legit works 10 hours a day. The other one works 3 hours a day for the toptal stuff and does nothing at his job.
In Europe, or at least in Bulgaria, when you start your new job everyone can see your employment status. USA wins again by allowing you to actually get overemployed, you better take advantage before the music stops. You'll eventually get found out and fired but if you can maintain this for a few years you probably won't need a job anymore.

>>50734315
You're the protagonist of Wagie Inc.

>>50734420
Last winter my company was really pushing return to the office and a bunch of people quit lol.
In the end you just have to stick to your guns.

up

Possible to get a < 6 hr per week WFH tech job if I've been a NEET for my entire life? Should I treat it as a game?

>work from home
you’re still a waggie slave anon. what are you exactly flexing

I literally dont care how much i make as long as im working. I could care less about my monthly salary. I make $2k a month from staking ETH and BitDAO tokens
Its not much but it supports my lazy coom lifestyle so idc

>>50734576
>>50734600
>>50734837
Not to blogpost but:
>Got fired over the vax mandates
>Didn't document anything so they don't know how anything works
>Begged me to come back a month later when everything went to shit
>Agreed on the condition of 100% permanent remote
Obviously looking for another job since (fired once they'll happily do it again) but they're all hybrid WFH 1-2 days a week so I'm stuck here for now

>>50732722
Uh oh WFH wagies, the ones who are phoning it in are starting to get fired due to muh recession. Best start boasting about your contributions Loud and Proud on Teams.

Been a remote salesfag for like 3 years and own a house in the suburbs, single no pets and 27. Unironically thinking about renting an office space about 15 minutes away and parlaying it with an athletic club nearby.

Im feeling like a prisoner in my own house, what do you guys think?

>>50739539
I live on 100 acres don't have another neighbor for 3 miles. I love being alone and having all nature to myself, but what you're doing is not uncommon. What about wework or something like that?

>>50740054
Sounds kino anon

I'll never take a non fully remote role, but my optimal setup would be an office that I can go into if I wanted. Essentially looking to fill in the routine. What I've been looking at are similar to weworks but more having a private space as I have client calls etc.

Remember, throughout history, kings and emperors worked from home.