/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.15791525]

Is having a regular job actually worth it?

[Anonymous No.15791533]

>>15791525
no

[Anonymous No.15791552]

Depends on the alternatives you have at hand.

[Anonymous No.15791579]

>>15791525
Sure if you don't mind letting what few social skills you actually have decay to the point where you can't even order your tendies at McDonald's and having life pass you by at a speed you never though imaginable until you're 10 years older and the realization of how inescapable the life you're beginning to is. I was a NEET for 5 years and I feel like just got out of prison.

[Anonymous No.15791586]

>>15791579
*beginning to regret

[Anonymous No.15791645]

>>15791525
Depends what you mean by worth it?

Obviously you'll get money in return for your time/labour - which can be used to pay for things like rent/food/hobbies so yeah that parts probably worth it.

There'll be a whole new social circle of people to hang out with. Worth it if you get on with them, probably not so much if you hate them or are some kind of autist with no social skills.

Depending on the job you'll likely get to play with tech/machinery that you'd otherwise have no hope in hell of affording. Worth if if you treat gaining experience as an investment. Might not pay off right now, but in 5 years you might be able to kill it at an interview for a better job because of all your skill/experience with a particular tech/machine.

Overall probably worth it, unless you do some sort of unskilled monotonous task.

[Anonymous No.15791667]

>>15791579
how'd you make it out what do i need to read

link me senpai

[Anonymous No.15791807]

>>15791525
no just get neetbux live in ur car and buy crypto

[Anonymous No.15791812]

>>15791525
If it gets you to financial independence then yes, it is worth it.

Focus on your end goals, 99% of people never start out at the top, you must start at the bottom and work your way up.

Best of luck anon!

[Anonymous No.15791824]

>>15791525
As opposed to what? Being homeless?

[Anonymous No.15792970]

i work full time and i can barely get by. Living in central european shithole tho but still i dont think this should be possible in 21. century. I pay more than half of my salary for rent. Only thing that keeps me alive is dreams about another world war. Fuck this world

[Anonymous No.15793001]

>>15792970
>Only thing that keeps me alive is dreams about another world war. Fuck this world
lmao are you me, keep strong bro.

>>15791525
if you can use it to get out of a regular job, then yes.

[Anonymous No.15793100]

>>15793001
I lift and am ready to crack skulls

[Anonymous No.15793150]

It’s better than the alternative. Imagine how much you learnt from age 10-20. As you progress through work, you keep learning too. Don’t stunt your growth.

[Anonymous No.15793214]

>>15791525
ignore all the neet faggots in on this board, its worth yes - to build up capital to start own business or if you want to neet comfily afterwards, i would not want to work my whole life thou, you should not do that anyway, maximize your salary, work a couple of years, retire

[Anonymous No.15793384]

>>15791525
If you want a peace of mind n like backups in case u get haxxed

[Anonymous No.15794097]

>rent is only $400/month
>make about $3000 monthly
>no debt or major expenses
>just keep investing 80% of my income into shitcoins and stocks
I really dont get why 40+hrs per week is the standard. I could easily get by and also save money by working half the amount of time I dedicate to my job

[Anonymous No.15794259]

>>15791533
fpbp

[Anonymous No.15794291]

>>15794097
I actually do things and could easily see myself working over 40hrs/wk if I didn't have other obligations

But I also don't use a computer except sparingly, and that helps immensely. Jerbs come in all forms

[Anonymous No.15794338]

>>15794097
Because rent is 1300+ where I live so we must slave to scrape by.

[Anonymous No.15794663]

>>15791667
Idk if you're still here but I already had a meme degree and eight years of retail experience before I became a NEET and some friends who run their own businesses who were willing to lie for me and say I worked with them to fill in the gap. Learn to code.

[Anonymous No.15794752]

>>15794097
my rent is 280 bucks and i make 600 in passive income each month. i don't work but i am considering it just for the social perspective (sadly enough).

[Anonymous No.15794892]

>>15791525
no

[Anonymous No.15794911]

>>15794097
>$400 rent
Do you live with roomates or something?

[Anonymous No.15794926]

>>15791579
>crawls back into the wagecage
>feels like he just got OUT of prison
kek

[Anonymous No.15796088]

>>15791533
Checked and B&RP

[Anonymous No.15796091]

>>15791533
fpbp

[Anonymous No.15796105]

not if you can avoid it and stay cozy

[Anonymous No.15796169]

>>15794926
This, kek. The irony is out of this world.

[Anonymous No.15796200]

I like my job because I don't have a lot of human contact. I get my to tasks via whats app. I see my boss like once or twice per month.

[Anonymous No.15797361]

>>15793214
as a neet i learned more than i did my entire life. all i did was read books and exercise. now with a job im a robot and getting dumber everyday for money. youre lying to yourself if u think u learn by working

[Anonymous No.15797379]

The benefits and discounts I get from my job are pure fucking gold.

Also the time off and the fact I like my job makes me inclined to say yes.