/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29731780
Is it fixed or adjustable rate? If it's fixed they are fine. If it's adjustable... JUST

>>22739726
HQ reporting.

>>15503290
^this

>>15474110
Get a load of this goy

>bought ethereum at $10
>Never sold
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Idk if this'll help any of you turboautists out there - probably not actually - but I figured I'd put it here anyway because I'm ecstatic. Here's my stupid simple 2satoshis of advice:

>THE BIGGEST/MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR IN YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING A JOB IS:
your personality.


I won't make this a long post, so I can provide details if you want.

But the long and short of it is, I've been unemployed for over a year despite having 2 engineering degrees & trying my damnedest to get a job. Well, just a few hours ago, I signed an offer for a software engineering job (not my degree, barely any actual job exp.) at an amazing company that I honestly wanted as soon as I did the first interview.

What made the difference?

Unironically, just being "myself". Yes, like the meme you've been hearing from your teachers & parents since elementary school.

I've had 20+ interviews so far and stressed hard about each one. Wore my only nice suit, got haircuts for many of them, studied code and languages etc for some... this one, I thought it looked like a podunk shitty small company and didn't expect much. My suit was even in dry cleaning, so I just wore some nice khakis & a decent pressed shirt. I had just come off a several-day-long adderall binge too and slept like 4 hours.

But as soon as I walked in the unassuming offices, I noticed I did really like the atmosphere. Everyone was friendly, shooting the shit, it was colorful, walls were decorated, clearly the employees breathed life into the place. I met with the CTO, who was very laid-back, wanted to know about me personally and the projects I had been working on (mostly crypto shit), and it put me at ease and just made me extremely honest. It helped that this was probably the perfect job for me, as he was looking for someone who could quickly learn any technology we needed for whatever job was being done. But I was just straight up with him, smiled as much as I could through the sleep deprivation, and got the offer email yesterday.

>>13604244
Unions didn't get the memo that they stopped being useful 80 years ago now that we have the labor laws of a first world country.
Never going to forgive my first job at a grocery store where i had to give $45 a month to the union on a part time minimum wage job. Actually still mad about that.

>>13250991
All your information is on the exchanges and they hand over everything to the IRS. Crypto is one thing, but if you try to cheat uncle Sam out of his tax money from stocks you're gonna have a bad time.

/biz/, where should I move to in Murrica?

I'm currently in West Virginia where I went to college, and I have an engineering degree and some decent experience, so I've been getting emails left and right from recruiters for all kinds of wagekek positions in major cities all across the country.

I'm depressed and bored and so is my gf, so we're both pretty much willing to go literally anywhere at this point. How do I decide?

I currently live in the US. From Maryland, went to school in West Virginia (dude parties bro) and am slowly falling for the 56%, amerimutt etc. memes.

Assuming I don't care much where I go, and am infatuated with crypto to the point of neurosis, what is the most redpilled country to check out and settle down for a while? Shill me yours if you're unironically proud of where you live.

>>8901749
Still fucktarded. All I want is a shoebox with:
-electric outlets
-oven/range
-microwave
-sink
-shitter
shower would be nice but a gym membership provides that too. Might even go full Soylent before too long, so the entire kitchen except for the sink becomes almost unnecessary as well.

But shit doesn't scale like that. Because of the proliferation of mcmansions, smaller houses/apartments are less available, and plus the price of smaller housing doesn't go down proportionately with the amount of square feet. There's almost like a baseline amount of xboxhueg cash that you have to pay to own a tin box on top of your own land.

>>8015299
I now live in the middle of the ghetto and drink myself to sleep every night for the past 4 years