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>>51188426
>>51188438
I’ve posted on here before a bit but I’m 24 currently making 100k, besides bonuses and stock options. Got a WFH doing customer service for an NFT centric company (wanted something Crypto based or similar since I knew that stuff) at $20 an hour or 42,600 a year. All email based and very low volume with a decent sized team, did some side tasks because I was bored so I avoided layoffs and recently got a 20% bonus bringing me to 50,000 a year due to good performance. I realized I could do so much more with all my free time during the day so I searched for another similar job and four weeks later I got one of my first picks doing more email based support stuff for a small crypto based company at 50,000 even in a salaried position where I work whatever hours I feel like outside of daily meetings. Really easy to get thee second one with that five months of experience and also because a family friend helped me out as a reference and a laid off manager of mine from the first job I left a nice recommendation to on LinkedIn owed me one. So yeah that’s it, just lie on your resume completely and go for a wfh job that is not super high-skilled in nature so you can research it and sound like you know what you are talking about. Any idiot can do what I do with pre-written responses to customers all day. I work maybe 4 or 5 hours a day max and it is not very stressful because I’m not that important. I declined a serious promotion and just told my first job I wanted to do what I do now. I plan to save 60,000 a year and have my passive income make it so I make at least 200k a year by the time I’m in my late 20s or so. Believe me though, when I got rejected in my 3rd interview with Kraken I was penniless and defeated. It’s easy to turn things around if you are clever about it though. Pic related is my two employer provided Macbooks that I’m using on a trip now.