/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57313082
>3%? Sorry anon, you didn't show enough cultural fitness this year. Best we can do is 1%

>have a comfy wfh job that's low pressure, has a chill manager, looks ok on a CV, lets me save £2000 a month by living with parents and go for a one hour walk every lunch time
>the only problem: my job's responsibilities are pitiful compared to the advertised level of the role and staying in this one will leave me nowhere, career-wise
>have been pretty much dumped in one insignificant corner while everyone else works on more important stuff
>company recently said we have to go back to office for most of the week but is really vague about when this will be enforced
>going to the office means moving to London, where I'd have to rent a tiny shitbox flat and save only £700 per month

>just passed a job interview for another job with the same pay
>much higher responsibilities, may get to manage people, will probably massively increase my employability and senior exposure
>the problem: I'd have to move to London within two months
>also I'd be exposed to normies in the office and may get filtered out, since I'm a sperg

I don't know if I could take London living again. I'd get used to the living conditions but saving less than half as much would fucking suck. And I'd miss my parents.

>happy friday anon!
>wooooo we made it to another one
>omg its friday bros
>wyd this weekend, anon?
who the fuck cares, we have to be back in 48 hours anyway. basically when you walk out friday afternoon its essentially already sunday night HOW DO I ESCAPE WAGING BROS PLEASE HELP

>friend's company has the day off
>they're based in vancouver

>>55338935
>I think being a middle school teacher at a nigger school has to be pretty bad too
This. My girlfriend is a special ed teacher at literally the best public high school in america and even then her kids are fucking nightmares. 90% white district and 2/3 of the special ed kids are minorities. Really makes you think

The bright spot is they're paying for her masters and most district admin jobs (what shes going for) start at 130-150k

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>>55281486
>are
*aren't
did I just doom myself

I moved out at 18 (for college)
Then was back at 22 because I graduated in 2020
Then moved out a year later

That year gave me a year to save and figure out how to really, truly, properly budget for everything. Was actually really helpful. Unfortunately I wasn't born three years earlier because now all of the entry level homes in my area are 500k minimum

>select pickup option from restaurant
>"how much would you like to tip?"

>post office social event

>>55002179
>illinois