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5 for me as well...
1) Outback Summer 2010, age 16.
2) Subway Summer 2012, age 18.
3) T.A. student faculty at UNT, age 20-22.
4) HP employee
5) Bank of merica employee
now unemployed for good likely. Except for maybe entrepreneurship and real estate
Isn't it something like.....the average American will have seven jobs in their life? How many have you had?
I....
farm labor
worked for the county
cannery work
navy
insurance sales
...and will never work again. So only five.
5 for me as well...
1) Outback Summer 2010, age 16.
2) Subway Summer 2012, age 18.
3) T.A. student faculty at UNT, age 20-22.
4) HP employee
5) Bank of merica employee
now unemployed for good likely. Except for maybe entrepreneurship and real estate
Why should I take advantage of my parents when Uncle Sam can take care of me?
Yes. The IT department at the job I just left was well over 75% stinking, sweating, braying, butt-fugly, filthy, rude, curry-guzzling in' injuns. If there's one good thing that came of this, it's that I'll never have to smell the inside of the IT floors I worked on, ever again.
Maybe real estate taken it that lightly? HUGE $$$$$$ in real estate.
You mean seven. You forgot meat smoker and fudge packer. But maybe those don't count since you do those in exchange for children's souls.
Also, at first I read this as "I got laid this morning" and so I was initially going to post a note of congratulations to Ghazi
same here tbh
your adored lover boy Don The Con Trash will create 100Ms of jobs, surely there's $10/hour job ear marked for you
or maybe not
Someone's mad that the Indians are better workers than him...
The best workers I have seen in my life experience are old Mexican men. The worst are young black guys. The smartest are the Asian Americans.
don't confuse better with cheaper
Yeah, there's two options, but they're both problematical.
1) You can become a real estate agent (realtor). This requires about 4-6 weeks of training class and exam taking, which is pretty easy stuff and will cost you about $1,000. Not too horrible. You interview for a position in agency at a ReMax, Ebby, Keller Williams type company, you get in, but then comes the really hard part. The first 6 months of real estate agency is where 80-90% of young realtors fail and go out of business. You're not making any money the first 3 months for the most part. They make you host open houses which means going door-to-door to different houses and standing/sitting there doing nothing for 6-8 hours at a time hoping for buyers to come in and make you their "agent". You can choose not to do this or to give up each day after a few hours, but that's how you fail easily. You have to go, heat, cold, rain, shine, wind, or snow. You're miserable all the time and slaving for peanuts. The first 6 months you'll probably need to take an overnight job at a Walmart or Denny's just to survive. Which means you're not getting any sleep, but that's the nature of this beast. Eventually, after the first half-year or so, hopefully you're making enough profit to survive, then by year two if you've made it that far you can see to reaping the rewards, but you're unlikely to have made it through the first year in the first place.
2) You can become a real estate investor/mogul, which is what I want to do. However, after the stupid Obamacare law passed, things have gotten awfully tough. You can no longer make down payments on houses and flip fixer-uppers whenever you feel like it, because after the second time banks will not write you a new loan on such an investment property. The realtors who once encouraged this aggressive gaining of capital now are not so bullish on this anymore, and are telling young investors such as myself that it is better to be more conservative and buy properties to rent out for a profit (as a long-term portfolio investment, like a stock) rather than buy cheap distressed properties, fix them up, and sell for a pretty penny. Fix and flip is how yesterday's real estate moguls made millions before their 30's, but the bama administration has imposed new legislation to prevent anyone young from becoming rich apart from being lucky and being some kind of Hollywood celebrity. Now, banks are forced to audit everything -- your after-tax income, your bank statements, your work history, everything... Now, in order to do this, you need to cash-buy, which means you need to have worked a good job long enough to afford to buy such properties (and their repair costs) with straight cash, which is VERY difficult...
What do I do?
this, tbh. Their karma/dharma thing states that they shouldn't expect more than they "deserve" and what is good enough to provide a living for them and their family. It's a long shot from the capitalistic "maximize profit" culture of the white American.
LOL 170IQ
their coders work way longer hours, quicker response times tbh
Tbh they also write some of the sloppiest code. I've seen development groups that take 75 percent of the entire IT department because they ingrain themselves into the company and hire all of their friends and family. It's actually pretty smart of them because then they have their own hiarchy within the department. However the products they produce are filled with bugs and crappy design. Educated experienced American programmers are not cheap. But you get what you pay for.
Damn good in biological research as well.
You got a job out of college doing what you studied for and let it go? Lol.
unt guitar hoop god prob need ta jump on that olllll treadmill, lose that baby fat and start workin det clock at a big law firm. Afta dat one.
If you got laid off you don't have a manager, unless you mean your case worker at the TEC. Lucky for you that you bought that year's supply of top ramen and you have Avante to fall back on.
Have him come here and prove it.lmao i actually did get laid yesterday morning
i'll dedicate my next episode of coitus to your awkward exit interview:
Ghazi might have tummy sticked himself by now if he also thought Mason could get pussy before he could.Also, at first I read this as "I got laid this morning" and so I was initially going to post a note of congratulations to Ghazi
Nope. I do alot of the hiring for my company and 9 times out of 10 the Indian developer is better and will work longer hours. Being cheaper is just another bonus.
I would love to hire more American developers, but the sad reality is that alot of the American developers are .
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Don't worry, Andrew. You'll get a new job
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