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There are already enough homosexuals in the office. I don't need more to join in.
Don't talk about your like that! Gottem!
How embarassing
>What do you do for work?
Pizza Delivery
>What are your career goals?
Absolutely none....
>Are they hiring remote?
I guess..
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
Your local joint...
Student Naval Aviator
Graduate anal operator
Software engineer.
reddit soi numale beta homosexual b***h. also AI is going to put you out of a job KEK.
lol seethe
>also AI is going to put you out of a job KEK
I'm not a code monkey, less than 20% of my time is actually writing le code. I wouldn't expect you to know what's involved in software projects THOUGH.
People who talk like this are terminally online losers who are not fit btw
Javascript web development = reddit
C embedded systems = chad
>Ai will put you out of a job
Ai is far dumber than you think
AI's big road blockers will be beaurocracy
t. sysadmin
I can't even reboot a test server because people will b***h. You think someone is just gunna give a robot the keys to the castle, root/admin rights everywhere? Sure. I'll be retired by then
If you think AI will replace humans at the level it is now, you know nothing and/or you are dumb, probably both
> reddit soi numale beta homosexual b***h. also AI is going to put you out of a job KEK.
Tech sales. $250k per year. Work from home, 4-6 hours per day.
Base salary is 160k, commissions are 160k totaling 320k.
Closed on my second home last week, this one is about 1 mile from the beach.
Also just bought my wife a car.
I’ve actually grown to serisoily dislike poor people, I can’t hang around my old friends and family anymore, I’m on an entirely different level now, there’s nothing to talk about with them and I know they resent me/jealous.
Part of me wants to call you a c**t but then I remember that I come from white trash where 75k is considered good money.
>hate
Low test
graduated 3 months ago and can't find a job I'm too numb to even apply anymore
Good news, now you figured out the tech field is full of scamming buttholes.
Start creating stuff and publishing it online. Combine it with the software of your choice. Maybe frick around with phone apps.
Learn how to create "help desk" systems with existing software and use that for a portfolio. There's a surprising amount of business people that are stuck using old software, or boomers that refuse to make paperwork electronic.
>Good news, now you figured out the tech field is full of scamming buttholes.
the tech field isnt a scam at all. literally everyone works in tech and all make 6 figures working from home doing the most important jobs on the planet. how is this a scam?
It took me 4 months to get my first software job in 2015. I make $350k now. Keep trying!
>What do you do for work?
6th form teacher
>What are your career goals?
retire at 50, assuming i dont rope before then
>Are they hiring remote?
god i fricking wish, the covid lockdowns were the best thing ever and i wish i could go back to that
Great for teachers I'm sure but you fricktards did irreparable damage to children.
Go to rope. Go directly to rope. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200
kek i teach 25 kids and every single one of them got at least a B, we're fine over here
must be luck
I can still look at my teenager and see how the year from home did some educational damage. Even adjusting for him being a meathead
oh dont get me wrong, they were beyond moronic when they came back from the break even though i forced them to do as much work as i could from home lmao, it just took herculean effort to get them back on their original course once they were back in school. its time like that where i can thank myself for having no hobbies and social life, but empty days like this make the rope seem like a tight coochie, and my head, the dick
>What do you do for work?
work?
>What are your career goals?
career?
>Are they hiring remote?
huh??
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
i'm retired at 27 thanks to vitalik and i don't care about working for the sake of it
>what do you do for work
Sell auto parts
>what are your career goals
Own my own auto parts store
>are they hiring remote
Frick off
>What do you do for work?
Unemployed
>What are your career goals?
Get a job with a decent pay ceiling.
I simply won't be going back to working my ass of for crumbs.
Engineer
Make shmoney
Yeh we hire remote
No I can't
in b4 some guy gets pissed and doesn't believe me
>SysAdmin
>$130,000/year
>Side hustle help my wife with her baking business
>$40,000/year
>WFH, have to go in 2x/month
Any job where you work remote is based, doesn't matter what it is, you can do the dishes, laundry, prep dinner/throw it in the slow cooker, workout, play video games, whatever and you don't have to spend 3 hours in traffic or talking with people you don't like about shit you don't care about.
I wish I could be a remote sysadmin. Maybe one day...
Azure and AWS homey
get after it
I just started two remote gigs in the past month. Both jobs said "Net engineer" and both are really sysad gigs but I build VPN tunnels. It's effectively a total career change. Any advice?
Don’t rock the boat and care about your job. Do the tickets assigned to you. Work to live don’t live to work. Dealing with the the 8th layer of the OSI model is the hardest part of my job (political layer)
I can get with that
I'm going from all network - L2/3, SD-WAN, that shit - to AWS and server maintenance. I can fumblefrick through Linux but it's all new territory. I'll have to learn AWS as I administer it
Linux is easy if you know windows the hard part is looking up commands and remembering them when you do Linux work once every 6 months with all the different flavors and proprietary distros
I use Linux at home so I feel good, I just need to learn Red Hat package management. I use MX and Mint at home so I am mostly familiar with apt
NTA but if you use mint you need to kys you dumb Black person
people like you need to buy a thinkpad x200 and do a full arch install, then dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda and install LFS
also azure and aws are equally dogshit
bro It's not that big of a deal when you don't know frick about Linux there's no better starter distro. As I get into more linux at work I'll probably wind up building arch to learn skills Find some zen, fren
"workout" is a noun; you mean "work out".
how did you get into this career?
I'm an IT project manager but came into it from project managing other non-IT stuff.
I'm very introverted and don't like my job. something on the IT side sounds more up my alley.
See
What is your wife's baking business? Do you personally make $40k or is that collectively from that business?
>management consultant
>set up a gym where overweight women pay me £300 a month to get a bit stronger but stay overweight; develop a thing with my hands where they twitch like a lobster claw
>yes
>if you had the skills then we would find you
FRICK. I wish I had a job. I really need money. My GF has been supporting us since I herniated my L5-S1 with impinged nerve root. It's been two years since I had a job. I graduated college 3 years ago and cant seem to get my mojo back after getting injury. Workers compensation is a joke (60% of pay) that's not going to buy plane tickets and hotel to future inlaws wedding in September. Frick I hate having money problems. Feel like a disabled worthless moron. I've since picked up all of the trad wife roles of house cleaning and laundry etc. Pls some one help me. I really starting to feel like I'm not going to make it
don't give up anon, you are a good man
Why are you worried about a wedding when you have no job?
Get that shit in order first.
Because I can't afford plane tickets and hotel and wedding gift because I have no job.
You shouldn't worry about travel or gifts without a job. Out of mind now.
Nah it wouldn't be for a job but to build the knowledge base which is why I thought maybe the Google it cert has enough fundamentals to skip it and not go fully blind into the sec + study course
Although the sec + probably has enough information to probably bypass the g.it cert
I’m
and have no certs. Certs just prove you know what you’re doing. If you interview well you can do this too. Lots of people with certs are dumbasses
>I have a 6fig because I interviewed well
Sounds like a massive larp and you have to know that.
I already work remotely so I can vouch for the rest at least.
Nope. Just started out on helpdesk at 40k, got promoted to sysadmin level 1, 2 at 65k, took a new job at 75k, got promoted and made 90k, then moved again during Covid so everything was WFH and got 125k. I was shocked I asked for that as a salary and they said yes, but whatever, inflation going up and everything
can I possibly get a helpdesk or entry level job in IT with no degree?
I was selling mortgages but unfortunately the industry took a shit and the interest rates are so high that nobody can make a living anymore. I need to get into a different line of work because I was laid off, preferably something that has a future, but I have no degree.
Most IT runts don’t have a degree at all and they usually end up earning a decent amount by transitioning into something like network engineering
thanks, also meant to tag you in this
The grand reality of IT is that college doesn't fricking matter until much later in your career for the supermajority of disciplines. Getting certs and finding experience is the way
do Net+ or CCNA instead if you don't shit about IT
CCNA is really network heavy but a big chunk is fundamentals of the Internet and how everything interconnects
Interesting I'll look into them I guess. I don't want to do more than graze the fundamentals to have a surface level knowledge/ understanding I'm not up to date with how much those two Segway into sec +.
Right now it's not a clear end goal in mind with that specific cert but from research it seems to open plenty of doors which is why I'm aiming for it.
Learn the network piece and then do Sec+
If you look at CompTIA's learning path, Sec+ comes after Net+ for a reason
and CCNA teached Net+ better than Net+ does
(did both, have both)
Thanks boss, career wise what are you currently doing
Same frickin boat here. Have you tried any treatments?
How odd I also am going to a wedding at the beginning of September. It's not in SC, is it?
Currently unemployed. I'm applying to become a debt collector.
Can't you just make your own?
I’m israeli but I’m only 22 so while I don’t have a job and live with my parents right now I’m sure stuff will just workout for me
>I’m israeli
Why did you start this post with "I'm israeli", dumbfrick
>What do you do for work?
web dev
>What are your career goals?
web dev
>Are they hiring remote?
web dev
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
web dev
Minimum wage glowie
Private Equity
Not a good career (at the beginning) if you want to be healthy
I'm making $180k all in as a second year analyst though
Did you start in IB or go right in?
>What do you do for work?
Finance
>What are your career goals?
Retire in 18 months at age 34
>Are they hiring remote?
No, two days per week in office, minimum
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
Sorry
Hows the job? Im thinking about becoming an accountant.
Accounting (generally) doesn’t make great money.
The only way to make good money as an accoutant is to grond it out for years in audit (for 80 hour work weeks and $55k per year) while getting your CPA/CA and CFA.
Only then can you transition into higher-paying finance roles. And those are a select few who make it. People who actually use accounting as a toolkit to analyze financial statements or provide transaction advice. But if you have a CPA/CA and CFA, you’ll be a weapon and you should be able to command $200K+ in a big city.
Just expect to grind and take risks until your mid-30s before it finally starts to pay off. Or take a chill job, but your pay will not be great.
Wow, a job that trade Black folk can actually be better paid than.
I‘m not sure you understand the maximum upward potential of someone with a CPA and CDA though. They can be making $200K at 30, $500K at 35, and $1M at 40.
I know (approximately) one of each at my firm. Well, the guy making$1M+ per year had to switch firms to get there.
Readies can make okay money as a young person, but unless they build a successful business they tend to hit a hard cap pretty fast.
CPA and CFA*
It was meant as a sarcastic burn on the trade moron ITT.
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>What do you do for work?
factory hand
>What are your career goals?
find another job
Been there man, seeing all these old gays slowly dying made me miserable, next thing you know i went back to college. Now way i'm gonna end up like them
What do you do for work?
Machine Learning Engineer
What are your career goals?
Don’t have any. Just go with the flow and somehow I seem to fail upwards.
Are they hiring remote?
Yeah but they earn a fraction as us locals.
If so help your fellow ISTards out.
We have enough aspies in our field. Don’t need another one.
>Nurse
>Do nurse things, get pension time, maybe teach later on
>Rarely. Random admin positions that track things or work on process improvement for hospitals.
Nursing is great and I highly reccomend as long as you are very patient and have baseline people skills. I hate interacting with people but I got the hang of it eventually. You do have to deal with blood and shir and crazy people though, at least for a few years until you specialize into something like vascular access, infection control, admin, whatever.
I fix gym equipment for 85k. It's the most money I've ever made in my life and my tastes are so simple that I save most of it. If my wife ever gets a job (she's stay at home now) we won't know what to do with all the money other than pay for our son's schooling.
>What do you do for work?
Design Engineer
>What are your career goals?
Change companies every 2-5 years to and increase salary 50%-80% every time
>Are they hiring remote?
Yup
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
Go to school
To all my techie folks should I
>Get Google it cert for the basics
>Then study comp tia sec +
Or
>Comp tia a
>Comp tia sec +
Or
>go straight to comp tia sec +
Pic unrel
Don't do A+ at all unless you require it for a job. Maybe read the study material if you don't know dick about computers
Google cert is for noobs. Do the A+, then the Network+ followed by the Sec+. That trifecta should land you any entry level job you want.
>3 certs for a entry role
>Sec + cert
>Entry level
Black person w h a t
I wrote "any entry level job you want" and that's exactly what I meant. If you just want to work helldesk then the A+ is enough.
Black person if that's all you think you can get even with sec + god bless whatever shit hole you work with
they are ALL unrelated entry level certs. mist places don't even look for those certs unless they are .gov or .mil, and even then they are hiring for clearances
I think I’m going to do this.
The Network+ is the hardest of the three, but doing it will make the Sec+ and anything that you choose to do after that a lot easier.
Oh I figured Sec+ was the hardest. That’s interesting. Why is it harder?
Sec+ is easier because you can easily gamify the learning process using HTB, Vulnhub, Tryhackme, rootme, among others. 99% of the syllabus is current and it doesn't go that deep into things.
Network+ is harder since much of it is theoretical and the questions focus on enterprise environments. Even if you buy a managed switch, segment your own VLAN, and configure 802.1x, you still won't be much better off than if you just watched a couple of youtube videos. Also half the syllabus is dated af regarding stuff like coaxial cables and 20 year old wifi standards, among others. Don't forget that you'll get a bunch of esoteric questions on literal WHO services and their associated port numbers.
That makes sense. I think it’s good to know the older stuff though because I’ll understand newer methods better. I really just need the certs to get a better job so someone can teach me everything. I learn way better on the job.
Yeah that's the issue I had. It's annoying when you have to grind certs just to get your foot in the door, when ideally your employer should pair you with a senior engineer and train you on the job. Nightmare mode is when your colleagues end up being pajeets with zero communication skills who clearly bought their degrees or women who cry due to "imposter syndrome" because they actually don't know what the frick they are doing.
Anon stop you’re talking me out of it.
>women who cry due to "imposter syndrome" because they actually don't know what the frick they are doing.
I've seen this at every job I have ever worked at in the last decade.
Getting REAL sick of this shit, the HR c**ts that allowe it, and the management that sit back and watch.
You can, but let me be honest, it's not worth it. You can make the same money at any other shitty job. The truth is, boomers don't understand IT or helpdesk stuff, so they aren't going to pay you what's actually required, not when bigger companies are outsourcing everything to pajeets.
>I need to get into a line of work that has a future, but with no degree
Start scamming boomers. Run for politician. Look at our current congress members. They are all sitting back, taking bribes, and most of them didn't even graduate highschool.
>You can make the same money at any other shitty job
like what else has a decent future with no degree (that isn't a trade)? I was thinking of maybe doing IT for a few years and then possibly going into cybersecurity
>Start scamming boomers. Run for politician
i gotta be honest i hate sales and am kind of glad mortgages blew up because it makes me suicidal trying to "work" people all day long.
a politician sort of job where you're basically just selling all the time is a nightmare to me.
please don't listen to that anon he's a genuine moron
But I already have those books 🙁
>2023
> books
Product manager in tech, work from home (anywhere in Europe) and earn 6 figs.
project manager is maybe the bleakest of all office jobs
>wfh 6 fig do nothing tech jobs
>bleak
kys
Its crazy that people put so much time into being "fit" physically yet they barely put any time into being mentally "fit". What makes it more absurd is that mental gains are obviously more important and effective in life than physical gains.
It takes literally 10 minutes to play a game of chess, a sudoku, a crossword etc
very much agree.
It is vital to make sharp both body and mind
Even if you are a meathead, you must challenge yourself mentally, even if it is something simple like learning and studying a new skill.
i once spent so long arguing with a homeless guy about the crossword on a newspaper when i was taking the tram that it did a whole loop kek. im trying to learn french to make up for my abysmal algerian though, so its something
>Algerian
is this supposed to mean Arabic or Berber
berber
bueno
how much of a pain in the ass is it to learn aside from the wonky alphabet (If they use the same one the Moroccan Berbers use)
ive never met someone that knows how to write it lmao, they just speak the language and then they text using french, or using english letters and substituting things like 3 in place of sounds that dont have assigned letters in english
>It takes literally 10 minutes to play a game of chess, a sudoku, a crossword etc
I'm studying piano at 36. The mental gains are unreal.
I read books for fun and do DIY to keep my brain sharp
Same, check out Ivanhoe, it's dope for a classic.
Shut up, moron
Eat dirt, lumpenprole.
Ivanhoe is a great read. Would recommend.
>is a great read
Only because you are a moron with entry-level taste and have read fewer than 40 books in your entire unread life
Your tastes are pedestrian. 90% chance you unironically read modern literature.
>ivanhoe
>calls anyone pedestrian
Your taste is equivalent to mediocre white women who exclusively read YA
I think the internet is rotting my brain to be honest. As a kid I read for an hour every night and was reading all the classics. Now I’m 25 and still read but my attention span is shot. Read Blood Meridian the other day and I was re-reading every other sentence. Feels bad tbh
NEET
eventuallly wfh i guess somehow
>make sammiches
>make munnies
>no but if you hide in the back long enough, it feels like it
>apply anywhere sammiches are made
>What do you do for work?
Helldesk L1 for 40k a year
>What are your career goals?
L2 then work my way into becoming a sysadmin or help improve/manage the helpdesk team I'm in since they could really use it, not sure there's a particular job title for that though
>Are they hiring remote?
Yup, work full remote from a few hours drive away. Company wants people back in the office 1 day a week, I'm good though since I'm far away. Not sure their return to office policy will work out for them, no one really wants to go back in. Hopefully there'll be some pushback on that policy so it doesn't eventually extend to me. There's absolutely 0 reason for me to be in the office for my job, in fact I'm way more productive when I'm at home
I got a business bachelor 6 years ago and have been working shit eater HVAC, construction Allrounder, warehouse Jobs ever since. Idk what the fricks is wrong with me and I cope with pretending I'm a more respectable blue collar but now too old to even commit to an apprenticeship...
What you do with your business degree?
>career
Uber, make about 4.5k a month clear and spend all my free time lifting. Really it’s an easy gig if you can stand driving all day.
is there an uber option where i princess carry cute girls to their destinations, and they pay by putting the cash in my waistband like a stripper?
maybe if you take PCP and drive around strange neighborhoods at night
>What do you do for work?
analog hardware engineer
>What are your career goals?
want to move into system and circuit design, but got so many other things to fix first
>Are they hiring remote?
only if you're engineer, tech work is in fabs
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
the fab plants are expanding across the country, they need techs and machine operators and they pay pretty decently
>What do you do for work?
Electrical Engineer, fully remote. 100k/yr salary 3 years out of college.
>What are your career goals?
Get P.E. License and continue being a professional in the field. maybe move to renewables.
>Are they hiring remote?
Frick yes they are. Everywhere, anywhere. Starting salary for college grads has always been 60k-70k salary, but that has recently changed to as high as 80k/yr starting.
Just be a fricking Electrical Engineer.
>What do you do for work?
SWE in niche field
>What are your career goals?
Make lots of money, and buy a lake house for wife, and soon to be kids.
>Are they hiring remote?
Currently work FAANG so not really (2 days in).... but interviewing around right now for remote job with more pay.
therapist
to retire
no
Given some thought to being a firefighter, but would like to move out of NYS. I currently live in the suburbs of a large NY city but the only paid firefighters are in the city/neighboring cities and if I have to move for it I might as well get out of NYS while I can. Any recommendations? Don't want to move to the south
>Don't want to move to the south
gotta be non-white to say some stupid shit like that.
You're wrong, its too hot, humid, and insects everywhere. I prefer cooler climates
better go to maine
West side of Michigan or N Kentucky
You might be fricked if you're not crossing the Mason Dixon my ninja
Your other options are probably gonna be just as expensive, Boston or Chicago
Sounds like you live close to NYC because you have to live in one of the 5 boroughs if I understand correctly
Do it. 24-48 hours at a stretch to "work" (read: bullshit, lift and eat) with a healthy mix washed up athletes/turbo autists. Move out west if you want to make decent money, Any major metro in CO is ~70k starting, 100k after 3-4 years.
The wife and I work in strategy consulting and private wealth. $600K household income.
Projected to hit $2.3M net worth within 18 months, at which point we’re going to take a sabbatical and decide whether to go back to work or just stay retired forever.
>What do you do for work?
Dentalgay
>What are your career goals?
I'm in a good position for now, don't feel the need to specialize into anything really
>What do you do for work?
phd student & research assistant at uni (Germany)
>What are you career goals?
Notary
>Are they hiring remote?
Actually yes, but I'd need some hard proof of a law degree before I give someone on this board the contact to our institute.
any study advice for someone starting his law degree next semester?
So much so that I don't know where to start. But the value of my advice depends on where you're studying. I know for a fact that different in Germany than most of the rest of the world because law students here are prepared for the profession of the judge, not the attorney. But it will be even more different in common law countries. If you happen to plan to study in Germany, I'd be glad to give you comprehensive advice along with literature and other general "things I wish I knew when I started".
But to come back to your question: If I had to point out one single thing that condenses everything I've learnt in the last 6 years it would be this: The main skill of a good jurist is to be able to discern what is significant from what is insignificant.
This won't mean anything to you probably for the next few semesters. But all of law is just an abstraction of reality (what we call "facts of the case"). The better you can discern what belongs to the facts of the case and what doesn't, the better your understanding of the system that encompasses all law. I'm not trying to be pretentious. I'm fairly successful in my studies so I know what I'm talking about and my students appear to appreciate this advice as well. Another thing, which isn't really advice: If you live in a country with proper rule of law, you'll notice being confident in your studies really raises your self confidence as well: Almost nothing will scare you anymore, because you know the proper time and place as well as way to handle all kinds of conflict, especially with the government.
Thank you for the advice. Well, I pursue a german law degree, I should've mentioned that in the beginning. I am sorry.
Your advice is making sense as that a Gutachten is to be written and some details are important as others are not, at least in the matter of the Gutachten.
Oh, that's great to hear. My offer to share more advice still stands. You've probably heard of the horrors of the Staatsexamen by now. The only thing that keeps me sane and feel like it was worth it, was sharing what I learned with others so they don't have to go through the same thing. I made a throwaway mail: [email protected]. Feel free to write me if you want some more advice.
I studied law as well, in a country that favors attorney-centric education
if your country is not extremely affluent or if you are extremely international, be ready for a lot of leg work and disappointment
its not as cool as suits, thats for fricking certain, and if you dont satisfy the criteria above (rich country or rich dude) you will see software folk constantly outpacing you until you are 40
then you'll start making real money
This is absolutely true. At my uni, 1st semester has between 600-900 new students each semester half of them leave until there is about 70 at 8th semester. And pretty much everyone that stays does it for other reasons than money. It's just not worth the money even though law professions provide somewhere close to the best mean income in Germany and various other perks.
I'm from Turkey and have really good education, family and background for the country, I'm this guy
80% of my friends from faculty have transitioned to something else or opened shops etc and me and this girl I'm close friends with are doing pretty alright as we are doing law-adjacent stuff and not law (she is in compliance for web3, I'm doing executive communications)
I know Turkey is not the most significant example right now but I've heard similar stuff from people from similar nations (BR, IN) and other, less bustling EU nations (SP, ITA) that law has lost its mojo and its just national big law abusing graduates
US is a different beast, if you have good education in US you earn the money you think you will be earning. period. very, very few other nations can even compare
it must feel good to be a high aspiring male in US, knowing and probably experiencing that the ceiling is literally non-existent
>German law
>Accused has to dunk their arm in boiling water
>If it shows signs of healing in 3 days they're innocent
>If not put to death
The water's doing all the hard work bro
Depends on your country. In the US I had probably less than 1% of my class drop out in law school. If you get into big law you’re looking at $200k plus as a first year.
Enjoy those 3 hours of sleep, corporate billable hour wage cuck
I don’t work at White and Case so I’m done by 7 usually and don’t bill more than maybe five hours on the average weekend.
LMAOOOOOOOOO
The guy from Germany again.
The biggest law firms in Germany also offer about 185k € since about last year but it's like the other guy said where you're looking at a 60-70h week. It's still not enough to keep the people in law. Law also takes an awful amount of time since we have 2 separate bar exams in Germany which is why by the time you actually get to work at a big law firm, your friends have already been working 5-6 years in their respective field and make comparable money to you. Most people that stay with law and are good enough to get int these big firms do it because they start loving the science itself. That's why they keep offering more money too.
>electrician
>not work with fricking morons even if it means going solo
>no
I regret everything that has lead me to this point in my life at 28. Trades are a fricking meme job with a shit existence.
lol imagine actually being so stupid you falll for the lower class tradie meme
sorry bud, you failed the IQ test
Trades make the same amount as most college degrees. Sorry I posted the 1 real job that was the WFH IT/Code Monkey LARP.
my wife and I make $600K as rank-and-file employees in our early 30s
Totally, dude.
lol pretty funny that a shit scooping tradie literally can’t even conceptualize jobs paying $200K to $400K
Specialty medicine
Corporate law
Transaction advisory
Strategy consulting (MBB)
Private equity
Pretty much any client-facing finance role on Wall Street
>misses the point entirely
You're moronic and your LARP is gay
my wife and I are worth $1.6M and that grows by an average of a little over $25K per month but sure.
I hope your back doesn’t hurt too much when you’re clocking in to work in your 60s!
>he's doubling down on the gay
You're trying too hard.
still trying to understand what “the point” is
and what’s gay about earning your own financial success
what is it tradie? explain it to me like i’m not smart enough to get into a university
Why do you lie on the Internet? Would you at least post body with timestamp to give somewhat believability to anything you say?
what does my body have to do with my household income?
>doesn't lift
>lies on the internet
This is getting silly.
getting paid to wfh, just took a nap after lunch
Decent body.
Now post feet dick hole and soles
Well, you're legit then. Gonna go kms. Don't do the trades, kids. Learn from this anon.
Like how this moron refuses to post what sector he is in as a “rank and file” despite clearly misusing the term
Anon see
He's legit
Damn, you’re right. That dyel is legit!
post body with time stamp please
wait where did they all go?
We're busy seething. Frick you.
Samegay
Not, I'm the seething tradie. Maybe it's bait, maybe not.
sorry, my friend…
principal at an MBB consulting firm (last level before the bump to non-equity partner), and
director at a multi-family office
If you work these jobs in a VHCOL city, you are always surrounded by people who make more. One of my friends is a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon and is just starting to make bank at age 32, another is in investor relations at a venture capital firm. They are entitled to carried interest, so if the fund performs well their total annual comp is expected to work out to a little over $1M per year.
When people ask “who is buying a house in a VHCOL cityat these prices in 2023?” This is who.
I'm training to become a goldsmith
>What do you do for work?
Undergrad assistant in a neuroscience institute
>What are your career goals?
Significantly more money after the degree is done and get into way more interesting and niche machine learning applications that aren't obvious net negatives for humanity
>Are they hiring remote?
Haven't seen the office for 8 months now but you still need to come from here. WFH is a thing after you are trusted
I want to learn icelandic and study icelandic literature in iceland, how impossible is it?
It’s very possible, but not necessarily advisable.
>MARCOM associate for an energy company (as copywriter)
>freelance copywriter for some agencies and some professionals
>ghostwriter for Ivy-like students if they pay well and an member of congress if they are in a pitch
I make about 5k EUR a month on average, after taxes
first one is hybrid, rest are remote
my career goals is buying a boutique hotel in Turkey in 10 years tops (I'm 28) and not looking at a computer for 10 hours per day ffs
Im a software engineer. Senior, lead, decade long tenure, love my job and my coworkers. I also occasionally teach at the university. I don't get paid exceptionally well, but I live in an extremely low cost of living place. My work is very satisfying, I like my project and I believe what I do is important at a societal level. Bootstrap startup in the agriculture space.
>tfw jobbtitle, Business Controller, sounds like something a kid came up with when asked what they want to be when they grow up.
I do a PhD in physics
>What do you do for work?
Psych nurse
>What are your career goals?
Buy a house and retire as soon as possible. Most of my income goes to retirement or the stock market.
Imagine how sad and bitter your life is when you invariably come into these threads bragging about ~~*you and your wife’s*~~ income
If you start a thread asking about career success, of course you’re going to attract the handful of autists on here who make good money. This is their chance to brag.
That why the thread was made in the first place.
Forklift driver
TND
In person required, with some flexibility.
>what do you do for work
I’m an engineer temp. I hop from job to job
>what are your career goals to start trading crypto and work for myself
>are they hiring remote
Sometimes
Honestly the hours are better and the pay is decent. Get to actually work on specific things instead of everything.
Know I could make 6 figures as a permanent employee but I’d also have to work 12 hours a day mon - sat plus at home and holidays.
Not a joke the USA work culture for salary is basically slavery
Recently unemployed (spicBlack person warehouse job that lasted for about 3 months)
En route to be a lawyer (3 years left)
Most do nowadays
Just say that you can use a scanner pistol and you good (doesn't need to be true,you can learn on the go if you're not moronic)
Imagine being proud of pursuing the most parasitic and pathetic of professional careers: pettifogging shysters. It’s always losers without any self-respect and nepobabbies who decide, “wait, I should go to law school.”
Okay,what are your career goals?
Sr. Manager in growth and strategy for a wine and spirits company. Make around $170k. Don’t really have goals other than to just take it easy after spending the last few years in tech. Wife is an attorney and makes 2X what I do so I don’t have much pressure on my income.
>attorney
Nice used goods
Nope :~)
Uni administrator. It’s very comfortable but I wish I had become a lawyer instead.
Becoming an attorney is a crap shoot and the vast majority end up making $60k with $200k in student loans.
I’m completely aware of that. I probably wouldn’t go to law school now. I actually took the LSAT just to see what I’d get but I probably wouldn’t even consider it unless I got into a top school for practically no cost. I’m already in my 30s so the stakes are just different.
What did you score and what race are you?
The 1st time I took it I scored a 165 and the 2nd time I scored a 169, but I didn’t really study either time. I’m white.
169 is pretty decent but being white will hurt you. Just say you’re bisexual and you might be able to squeeze into a T14.
I also have a very low uGPA working against me. We’ll see. I’ll probably send out some applications in the Fall but I won’t be devastated if it doesn’t work out. It’s more just what I wish I had done already.
Yeah the GPA will hurt you but the LSAT score might buoy you a little depending on the program you’re trying to get into.
Cope seethe dilate etc
This is the “intellectual” rigor you can expect from pettifogging shysters. They’re like Asians: only capable of regurgitating information. At least trial attorneys have some merit unlike the drone stuck in his billable hour cuck office
Go to the office two days a month. Keep coping.
Still a moron, even if you work from home.
Meanwhile I already maxed my bonus and I’m on vacation for the next three weeks. Being called moronic by some wagie on IST is a fine trade.
Since we’ve a bunch of coders in here: how viable is it to learn cobol and use it to get hired at esoteric programming jobs? A lot of banks use that language in my country and they pay very well+most jobs are remote. Almost no programers around here know cobol, and when I asked a codemonkey about it he said it wasn’t worth learning because the language is complex and these companies only hire the best, but that sounded slightly like a cope to me. I would just take whatever online resources I manage to find and keep grinding until I get good. Do tech companies avoid hiring people who lack CS related degrees?
Help a homie out
Only journalist I’ve ever met who seems to enjoy it is a cousin of mine who exclusively covers sports.
Yeah, sports journalism is fun and full of based men. Anything else is sjw and boredom
Software dev who worked at a bank here. Don’t do COBOL myself but I knew some guys who did and they were making an insane amount of money, £1600 per day contract and this was pre COVID.
That said it’s an extremely niche language and you won’t find many companies who are hiring.
Big tech companies, at least the 2 I worked at, do seem to have a strong preference for people with CS backgrounds. Most companies don’t care though as long as you can demonstrate your skills, unless you’re doing something really maths-heavy or low level the CS degree gets forgotten about very quickly after you start your career.
Prop trading. It's extremely difficult and lonely. It's a constant mental battle.
bro get in and get out.
that is not a career with longevity. i don’t know how you do it.
I actually have a masters of law degree but opted for a different career and aim to own/operate a business selling commodities or services etc
I honestly cant fathom how white collar folk earn 7-10k EUR per month in their 30s if they are not STEM, feels like there is a hard cap unless you really want to dedicate your literal entire life into your profession
Yes, this is how people get wealthy.
Phone rings at 9am on Saturday? Pick it up, b***h boy.
Wagie wagie
Working on the weekend
Wagie
Forget sleeping in wagie
Lieberman and Zhang
Need your attention
>EUR
think like 4K EUR, its feasible right? if you make the right calls in life
4K EUR is like 10K USD
now whats interesting is some people in US actually do earn 20-25K USD per month, which is like 10-12K EUR in EU, which is practically impossible if you are not famous
USD and EU are on a different scale when it comes to being in the top 5%
>Data engineer
>iono maybe become a data scientist and break 200k
>remote
Iono how to get into this. I'm turning 34. Remote is fking dope though. I get to bench or go fur a run during downtime
What does a data engineer even do?
Have chance to become supervisor of my small office team
Means I deal with all the problem stuff
Have to work more than 40 hrs like now, but no OT since salary
Get paid a bit more is it worth it?
I make $1,600 per month for simply existing. I have been living off that for years and am incredibly happy. I love my life and the fact that I never have to wage.
Hazmat Cleanup and CDL driver.
My goal is to become a manager so I get to lead a team on chemical spills. They also give you a company truck.
No they are not hiring remote.
What is a repetitive job that an autist like me can do that makes 70kish?
Data analyst
Firefighter
I am a salesman in a call center. A real salesman makes 8500$ a month or more so that was my only career goal. It was so easy to surpass that so now I am trying to create real goals like getting a director position or something nice and comfy like that.
It is not remote and I do not suggest remote work for sales. You will learn much quicker being in person around good salesmen and being in the office puts me Atleast in a different mental space to get some money rollin
What do you sell? Internet?
Security systems . I found internet sales to be incredibly boring and not enough cash unless you do commercial/bulk accounts.
CPA. I am European but have an offer at the tax department of a Big 4 firm in Toronto. Don’t really know what to do, I was going to move to Canada anyway but I already work in Tax and don’t even like it that much. I’m worried if I spend another few years doing it I’ll be fricking stuck
how willing are you to grind?
if you don’t mind 80+ hour work weeks and attempting exams that the vast majority of challengers fail, you can move into audit, get your CPA/CA, and then your CFA during slow season.
But even with the COA/CA and experience in audit, you’re gonna need to network your ass off for years to get into M&A, private equity, or a family office or something.
Even with all the work, it all hinges on your ability to network and schmooze your way into a high-paying job. And you won’t get to relax until at least 40. Maybe 50. But you can get rich this way.
I work in a hospital lab. Pros: I can stand all day which is probably a lot better for health and posture than sitting at a desk for 8 hours. Cons: I have to wear a lab coat so gains are forever hidden
I have never met an intelligent attorney. They’re equivalent intellectually and autonomously to worker ants.
Neither have I but then again intelligence is overrated.
I was 300lbs working for lockheed martin at the start of the year. I quit. I want to be a firefighter. Down to 250
What do you do for work?
Amazon delivery driver
What are your career goals?
Find a better paying job lol
Are they hiring remote?
Lol
If so help your fellow ISTards out.
> Meanwhile I already maxed my bonus and I’m on vacation for the next three weeks. Being called moronic by some wagie on IST is a fine trade
A truly intelligent response.
>What do you do for work?
Database engineer/architect. I basically do frick all all day everyday.
>What are your career goals?
I achieved them, I guess?
>Are they hiring remote?
Yes, I am remote currently.
I am a moronic javascript dev
complete remote. I work mostly naked
take 20 min shit in the middle of day in my own toilet
this is the life
Hello are you me. I literally wake up at 10:30AM when my first meeting is and take the call in bed with my camera switched off then go back to bed until lunch, wake up and eat lunchfast then do like 2-3 hours work and log off around 4PM. Never had any concerns raised and earn a lot of money for a random webshit developer me
Journalism, Journalist and I hate it. Don't fall for the journo meme.
insightful thread, thanks for the contributions
>What do you do for work?
Software engineer, contract through my own business so I pay barely any tax
>What are your career goals?
Money
>Are they hiring remote?
Yes
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
Learn to code
Did no one understand that if your company is hiring remote that you should post the company name?????
Of what use is a yes if no one knows where to look?
you really think asking morons on an anime weightlifting board is better than just googling “remote jobs in my area”? moron
You're out of your mind if you think job boards begin to even capture the totality of all remote roles out there.
Im pretty sure there is an autist here lurking and waiting to spam the companies with messages like these.
I have a fast food job and am going back to college at 24 after dropping out when I was 18. Stay in school zoomies.
Degrees don't get you anywhere because all the boomers that have the good jobs are holding job advancement hostage.
If they see someone younger than them with a degree, they will get scared about getting replaced.
Where do you get these moronic ideas? I and many others literally wouldn’t have got our careers it it weren’t for degrees.
If anything boomers are the ones who overvalue degrees and like to see everyone having one.
Spoken like someone that was handed a job.
Everyone knows networking is more important than degrees, homosexual
>What do you do for work?
IT manager for the government
>What are your career goals?
Just getting higher up the pay grade. I hate working but it pays my bills. As an IT manager I hardly have to do any work.
>Are they hiring remote?
Yes, people just need to be capable.
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
If you want to work in IT get your certs and be a little social during interviews. Government work is easy, pays well, but is slow as frick.
Don’t you ever get bored? I’m also in a career field where the end goal is to just work up the latter and last long enough for a pension but I just feel like I’m wasting my life here.
Friendly reminder that a lot of companies took advantage of covid by price gouging, and are now seeing people start to push back. They are now getting ready to cut a lot of jobs and keep saying "There's a labor shortage"
I am a plaintiffs' class action lawyer.
My career goal is to secure a judgment at trial so large that I can retire off that one win.
I guess I could work remote but I like the convenience of my office space and appreciate having some separation of my work and personal life.
If I were a young man looking for a career right now I would go to flight school, not law school. Pilots are in demand and there are a lot of attractive things about the career (I've represented some of them).
Soon to be working with my buddy because he gave me a referral. Job is sales.
Yearly take home pay is £30K-£40K + OTE. Work load is 8.5 hours 5 days a week.
>What do you do for work?
Teachergay
>What are your career goals?
Some sort of leadership position on the academic side
>Are they hiring remote?
No
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
No
Pic rel, one of our weights rooms
What do you do for work?
Games Dealer/Part of a card counting team
What are your career goals?
>> I don't care about making a ton of money through a career anymore, after my ex of 5 years cheated on me for $100. I've decided I just want to have as much fun as I can before I move on.
Are they hiring remote?
>> Zoomer fricks
If so help your fellow ISTards out.
definitely recommend learning to deal parlor games like (Craps, Roulette, Poker) I make around 3-5k a month by sitting and playing cards all day (I work 3 days a week 9 hour shifts with 30 minute breaks every 1 hour.). Bullshitting with regulars is nice too. Picked up a lot of advice from old men. If I went full time I would make somewhere around 4-8k a month. some checks are good though, I had one for around $6700 for 5 days of work. Literal money printer. Just have to be not a moron and do fast math in your head. (blackjack and poker is brain dead math, Roulette and baccarat are mid. Craps is pretty difficult because of having to work with a team and manage 16 different players bets and action.) tl;dr want to social max? Go be a table games dealer.
Your ex was a literal prostitute?
After that, by definition, she was a prostitute. She came home and told me it was because I didn't make enough money. I've since sworn off relationships entirely. I will just frick these girls and that's it.
But why $100? Did bro just go "here's $100 now give some fucc?"
NEET
Literally anything to stop being NEET
Who?
Okay, here's some advice: Never become a NEET.
Stop being a mentally weak NEET
I have PTSD from childhood sexual abuse that went unresolved until recently, I'm working on it
don't give up
Im a chemist just out of college. I got an internship in a week at a winery
>what do you do for work
i work as a cook at my local college.
upside ISTwise is that is easy to grab something healthy for free during lunch, and it's somewhat stressful, but I like cooking so it's not too bad.
i might leave though if I don't get promoted since I'm not making enough there.
>what are your career goals?
a degree in anthropology so I can actual cool shit.
>Are they hiring remote?
frick no
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
they'll really hire anyone there
>What do you do for work?
USACE Park Ranger
>Career goals
Idk, be a manager I guess
>Are they hiring remote
Nope, but there are positions at district/division offices
How much does Park Ranger pay?
Depends on agency, grade, locality.
I make $63k right now, which is on the higher end, honestly
How does 1 become a Park Ranger? I would hope no/little college? What does your day to day look like? Are you aesthetic as fuark in your ranger uniform? Will you post pix?
Good hunting experience to show you can hunt and fight off the wendigos big foot and.tje rest.
>How does one become a park ranger?
Be willing to move, volunteer with local parks, get internships/summer positions if you're in that spot, familiarize yourself with local agencies (state, federal, etc.), and just keep applying as often as you can
For my position, permanent full-time, the minimum requirement for school is 24 credit hours of science classes, and in my experience, we don't care too much about school compared to experience. It's just the education requirement, yadayada
>What does your day to day look like?
Honestly it varies a shit ton. We do general maintenance, write and oversee service and supply contracts, drive around and talk with the public, do drift removal, and whatever else. My project does food plots for wildlife every year, so last month I was mowing, tilling, and seeding a bunch of plots and now we're cleaning up flood debris. It depends on the park
>Are you aesthetic as frick in your ranger uniform
I've been complimented on it a few times and I totally dig it. People instantly respect it and if you can fill it out and not have baggy shit, even better
>Will I post pics
unfortunately not friendo
>What do you do for work?
Educator for an International Christian homeschooling school.
>What are your career goals?
Either I find how to earn more money from this or I will find another more lucrative career path, I originally want to be a translator or an interpretor.
>Are they hiring remote?
Yeah, as long as you love dealing with kids, is a Christian, selecting education as a careet path will help in the long run.
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
No I can't job wise sadly, but I can tell you to confess your sins and accept Christ as the Lord so you can earn eternal life.
No idea what to do for a job or career. I hate technology more with every passing day.
I need to start making decent money though. I just want a house as my fortress of solitude and cook for friends.
>What do you do for work?
Currently as part time courier and doing bunch of ubereats/ roos whilst in college, the college schedule pretty much frick my carreer choice. The sponsors are pulling the scholarship program and now I have to pay for the rest of my college, I think I'm going to sacrifice my grade and just shoot for any real job this year.
>What are your career goals?
anything remote and or tech related
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
I wish I could
>What do you do for work?
Sales Rep
>What are your career goals?
Planning to pivot to Data or Category Analyst by end of year
>Are they hiring remote?
Yes
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
Indeed.com
I am so happy IST posts these career threads all the time, where I get to read how literally everyone has a fully remote barely working work from home white collar job and is insanely wealthy (when everyone says how right now the economy is "so bad" and the job market is "so bad" and how tough a time people are having making it, lol) so it drives me further and further into unconscionable misery and closer and closer to my eventual hopeful suicide.
I work from home, barely am asked to do anything (I'm doing mini projects here and there to get noticed) and 45k maybe might break 50 with sporadic OT.
Trying to tech up my skills though so I can solidify always wfh regardless of what happens at my current position.
>fit job thread
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
>engineer, work from home, barely work, make 150k+
>lawyer, 250k a year
>investment banker, 500k a year
>IT manager, work 20 minutes a day, 180k a year
how interesting!
None of these are particularly unbelievable.
t. Attorney
Teachergay who posted gym earlier here. Seethe and dilate
>saves and posts income statement on IST to tell people to "seethe and dilate"
congratulations anon
>be me
>despondent about how I've wasted my life at 31
>my pathetic job makes me want to kill myself every day
>come to fit
>see another career thread where everyone is extremely smart and rich and happy working the most important for society and fulfilling careers (engineers in tech, IT managers, lawyers)
>get jealous and depressed as to how stupid I am but can't even muster the strength to research how to get into these careers, and even if I did I would still probably be miserable anyway
>literally cannot even fathom myself having a real, respectable career where I have actual responsibilities and pride in what I do and coworkers who look to me for guidance like all of you
Everyone on this board has lives most people can only dream of. I can't even imagine how great it must be being all of you.
What do you do anon? Also post.body.
31 isn’t that old. Just need to come up with a plan and go for it. I went to law school at 27.
>live in tech capital of the world where everyone in a work from home rich tech employee
>I work a useless worthless job and wasted the best years of my life
L
O
L
>What do you do for work?
programmer in a third world country for disney
>What are your career goals?
keep climbing the seniority ladder, maybe leave this shit country tho I don't see much hope
>Are they hiring remote?
yeah
Which country my latihomie?
argentina
I just wanna live in a comfy place where I can go out at whatever hours and not get shot over my shoes or wallet
forgot mandatory pic
El salvador is apparently now the safest country in south america
So does every latino my brother. Probably even the ones who’re doing the shooting and robbing.
Man, every x years or so some new south american country is memed as being safe. I still remember when they said this kind of thing about Chile and a couple years latter they had riots, looting and murders happening on the streets of their capital.
Paramedic
I like being a paramedic, probably gonna get my flight cert next year
no
>paramedic
>also can't work remote
why dont you try getting an actual important job like remote software engineer or IT manager?
Crypto gambling
just got hired at a burger place 🙂
Gratz!
hey thanks 🙂 I am having fun flipping patties on the grill
Just started in finance, low position at a broker-dealer.
Not sure what my goals are, used to be financial planner, but honestly I fricking hate working and hate studying, I don't even know if I like finance at all even though I got my degree in it. I really just hate working and want to be a neet. So my goal is to hopefully get a wfh job eventually I guess, or somehow open a wildlife rehab facility
Does working full-time ever get any easier? It's my first week and the thought that I'm working 40 hours a week is killing me, it's scary to me that many people work even more than that
>What do you do for work?
Line cook
>What are your career goals?
Save money or become Sue Chef
>Are they hiring remote?
No
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
Have a actually love of a food and don't just stand around tell em you know nothing but want to work
It is pretty good for ISTards work just becomes your cardio. My head chef gives no shits if I call my bro a Black person for burning something, me and bro also have calisthenics contests on slow periods I get tons of free steak.
I also have mastered the art of batch cooking now.
Become a cook and enjoy life
>What do you do for work?
Staff accountant
>What are your career goals?
Create my own online business so I can escape being a corporate cuck. Otherwise become an accounting manager for a company if all else fails
>Are they hiring remote?
Nah this shit is full time in office which sucks massive dick. You’d be amazed how many accounting jobs want you to come in despite the entire job being on a computer..
I want to join the navy
I'm a local PTI (professional troony identifier) my work is pretty comfy
I'd say I'm surprised that there aren't any ISTizens that are personal trainers but honestly yeah it makes sense
Was a chef in fine dinning, currently an industrial Electrican.
>>What do you do for work?
>as above currently applying for a paralegal position
>>What are your career goals?
>Legal degree
>>Are they hiring remote?
> no
>>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
>Sorry bro
>What do you do for work?
freelance it sec consultant
>What are your career goals?
keep doing this until i can retire comfortably for me and family (atm 1 kid, 3 in total planned)
>Are they hiring remote?
i mostly juggle between 2-3 projects, max. 1 on-site for 2-3 days, other projects 100% remote
>If so help your fellow ISTards out.
go normal route of wagie in it sec, try to specialize within one area, get high level certs (CISM, CISSP, CRISC etc.), try part-time freelancing, scale up into full-time freelancing
atm at 750-1k€ per day per project, depending on workload
income pre tax last year: 420k, but was really busy and did scale down this year and is projected to be 300k-350
PenTest+ or CEH? Also how come no mention of OSCP?
>Freight Broker
>Office Manager within 12 months or less
>Currently make about $75k consistently — it’s a commission based job. My colleagues who’ve been there over a year clear $100k easily. My current manager makes $300k+ and wants to shape me to take his place soon.
>Frick off, we’re full
It’s a completely different industry than what I’m used to; been there going on a year in November. Sitting at a desk and shitposting all day is nice.
>Manufacturing quality engineer
This is like a half blue half white collar job, it’s allright. But I want to get out of the nasty hot loud factory and do wfh. Currently taking online data analytics course to become a wfh data analyst. Any advice who does that type of work?