/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.22095391]

How much are you worth after you deduct your debt and liquidate your assets?

[Anonymous No.22095422]

About tree fiddy

[Anonymous No.22095428]

>>22095391
Like 20k but I'm never selling

[Anonymous No.22095434]

>>22095391
If your debt doesn't make you richer then you are doing it wrong

[Anonymous No.22095455]

a cup of coffee

[Anonymous No.22095492]

>extremely low quality post
>spamming and flooding
Moooooooooooooods perma ban for frog spammers

[Anonymous No.22095501]

>>22095391
$65,000

[Anonymous No.22095509]

>>22095391
Nothing. Student debt was the stupidest thing I've ever done. Education is free on the internet and it has never been easier to build your wealth. People are stupider and lazier than ever.

[Anonymous No.22095517]

>>22095434
please explain

[Anonymous No.22095528]

$17k

[Anonymous No.22095567]

>>22095391
About a milli

[Anonymous No.22095624]

>>22095517
you borrow $10,000, invest it and hope it appreciates faster than your loan interest

[Anonymous No.22095670]

1.7m property
around 2.8m in link right now
so say around 4.5m.
yet the reality is I'm balls deep in a renovation project that's gone wrong so all passive income from property goes to that, & link is all unrealised, so there's like 500 in the bank & I'm on 50€ a week for food. how tf is there such a disconnect I don't know

[Anonymous No.22095689]

>>22095422
kek, this.

[Anonymous No.22095760]

>>22095670
Why wouldn't you just sell 1 million worth of Link? Why be so greedy? If there's a market crash for some unforeseen reason (real life event for example) you could end up with only $300,000 worth of Link, or worse.

[Anonymous No.22095769]

>>22095624
ah , thats exactly what I am doing right now. wish me luck and thanks

[Anonymous No.22095793]

>>22095760
And keep what? USD? lmao

[Anonymous No.22095823]

>>22095492
Everything will be okay

[Anonymous No.22095859]

>>22095769
Break a leg, my nigga. This is probably the best time to invest that's ever been. This time will be talked about when the 1% becomes 0.5%

[Anonymous No.22095872]

>>22095391
>23 years old
20k
When is link going to moon?

[Anonymous No.22095936]

Only like 12k but I'm 18 tbf

[Anonymous No.22095945]

>>22095760
>take out a million dollars
>get taxed 250k dollars
1 million isn't make it money anymore boomer.

[Anonymous No.22095954]

>>22095391
Like 60k$ and im already 26. Ngmi

[Anonymous No.22096029]

>>22095872
Better change your mindset. Diversify a bit at least. People on here go MYEHHH DIVERSIFY IS GAY JUST BULL ONE STOCK MYEHH ILL BE BROKE AS FUCK IN TWO YEARS

See some potential in something? Use your head, do a minimal amount of research and look for solid markets that will be relevant in this fucked up world. Electric cars, pharma, automated repetitive work engineering, fucking tech up the wazoo. There are huge markets that are growing like crazy right now. You'd have to be an idiot to not make some returns right now. Get some dividends into yourself.

[Anonymous No.22096049]

Thanks to phore blockchain $PHR I'm going to have some change left

[Anonymous No.22096083]

>>22095859
Thanks man you think I should cash advance? I put all my LOC into BTC , but I feel like I should be doing more.

[Anonymous No.22096085]

>>22095391
Own a home. 400k

[Anonymous No.22096090]

>>22095391
60k. I'm 29 but europoor, so should be fine. Let's see what the next few years bring.

[Anonymous No.22096102]

>>22095670
I feel your pain, anon. What’s up with your reno? I’m in the middle of building a custom house for myself on a decent chunk of land in the middle of nowhere, and my contractors just barely acquired the rest of the building materials to complete my house before the market and product quality went to shit. Lumber in my area is easily 3-4x normal prices now, and it’s absolutely shit quality. The big production builders have cornered the market on remaining materials and the only currently available materials are both super expensive and garbage in quality. Lumber, stone, and concrete is all affected out here. I got a heads-up on this materials squeeze a few months back by my investment banker and piled 6 figures into NAIL in late April. It’ll keep printing as long as this shortage continues, as it’s up 3x from my initial buy.

[Anonymous No.22096189]

>>22096083
FUCK no. If you're going to debt with finance, use something really low interest. Get a student loan and bullshit your way through school. Do NOT fucking go to a cash advance place and take out some interest you can not afford. Safety nets are important too, but you've got to be bullish at the same time. If you come in to any money with low interest, put it right into something like NIO or an emerging pharma. Go with obscure niche companies with great potential but you have to do your research.

Do not fucking go to cash advance places. Please for the love of god don't do that. If you're looking for investment funds, like i said, enrol in some classes and use your over-saturated student loans with low interest for it.

[Anonymous No.22096244]

>>22095872
EOY
>>22096029
LINK is still the most disruptive technology you can directly invest in today. It still has the greatest upside and best risk/reward ratio of any investment vehicle I'm aware of. Feel free to share anything you think is better.
>>22095872
Keep grinding man, get as much LINK as possible either by wage kekking or flipping shitcoins, whichever suits you more. Sacrifices now will pay huge exponentially by the end of the bullrun.

Never forget oatmeal and chicken anon

[Anonymous No.22096332]

>>22095391
Maybe $2k, and that's only cos I got made bankrupt last year so debt is gone.

[Anonymous No.22096362]

>>22096244
If you say so. I still see a ton of potential in cheap electric cars. You can look into that yourself. Nothing mainstream is buying into crypto and it has been years since it has been viable.

[Anonymous No.22096410]

>>22095391
Like -1.5k lol I'm worth more alive than dead

[Anonymous No.22096639]

>>22095391
300k give or take, my bank account has negative 400 in it, and im 8,000 in debt, but I tell my creditors to have a cry and go get a lawyer, it's worked for a few years, gonna get a mortgage for a duplex soon with a credit score of 520, kek

Its good having jew dna, ngl

[Anonymous No.22096671]

~7k

[Anonymous No.22096689]

35k or so

[Anonymous No.22096818]

>>22096189
eh I'm way passed that. If I fuck up I'm just gunna file bankrupcy, the system has given me literally no other choice. plus with covid and all the bullshit going on, I figure theres no reason not to do this

[Anonymous No.22096850]

>>22095793
>>22095945
Depending on how big his stack is it’s not a bad idea. Though I’d take out a bit less, maybe 3-400k just to be comfy. Obviously try not to keep in usd but diversify into RE, PM, guns/ammo, etc. I’ve got nearly 4 mill usd in Link and I’m finally selling a bit soon. Only about 15% of my position but it’s gonna give me a buffer for a couple years waiting for the real moon mission. You can’t beat that peace of mind.

[Anonymous No.22096855]

>>22095391
bout tree fitty

[Anonymous No.22096924]

Almost $100K even

But I'm also 27, just fuck my shit up

[Anonymous No.22096949]

>>22096818
Those are excuses my fren. Get over it, life sucks for 99% of us and you won't succeed without some fucking dignity as much as that hurts. Ever try and find a regular job? Try to get a degree and earned it yet still can't find any success? You're doing it wrong.

Life is bullshit and you're not the first person to edge on bankruptcy. Extraordinary people can pull out of it and be hugely successful but that's literally on them to do so.

Sending you hope and prayers, my negro.

[Anonymous No.22097033]

>>22096949
Thanks brotha I got this. You do too, sounds like.

[Anonymous No.22097154]

>>22097033
We'll be fine. You have to fucking look out for yourself I've learned in life. I only care about my own success now. You'll tow the line worrying about other people's bullshit and that's a folly learned by any empathetic person. You can help people only by teaching them to help themselves.

Advice for you, young man? I'd tell you once again to use your head and not your heart. Do what is rational and not what is immediately rewarding. If you can't find success in the drab of regular life, you're probably meant for something much greater, so use that as a positive message. We're all trying to make it, we're all trying to adapt and survive, so if you can't find success inside the box, get out of that trap and be who you were meant to be.

[Anonymous No.22097173]

>>22096362
Post electric car play.

[Anonymous No.22097175]

>>22095391
No debt, 2 houses and about $200 atm.
Live in third world shithole though.

[Anonymous No.22097218]

>>22097173
Say what you want, but I'll be quite content being patient with something worth investing in and reaping the rewards. With LINK, you are stuck in the mob mindset portrayed here. I come here to see what NOT to invest in, really.

[Anonymous No.22097238]

>>22095391
No debt, 2 houses and about $200k atm, all in ethereum.
Live in third world shithole though.

[Anonymous No.22097240]

>>22095391
Not enough

[Anonymous No.22097257]

43K at 25

[Anonymous No.22097336]

>>22095670
why don't you just sell your property and LINK and go full passive index invest mode. You could pull $100k a year easily doing nothing at all.

[Anonymous No.22097365]

>>22096029
I've got 80% of my wealth in Link and its why I have 20k right now instead of 5. I have been investing in tech stocks but i'm not making much. Only about 20-50 dollars a day

[Anonymous No.22097435]

110-120k

[Anonymous No.22097441]

>>22097365
Would you call that passive income? I wouldn't. I'd call that a huge risk and you're not going to be happy when it goes under. Do what you want, but holy shit that's a recipe for disaster.

[Anonymous No.22097477]

My loan is with 0.16% interest. Inflation will pay off a bunch of it.

[Anonymous No.22097540]

>>22095391
>790k

800k is so close i can taste it

[Anonymous No.22097547]

In the red probably several thousand but I’m still in school

[Anonymous No.22097595]

>>22097540
I don't believe you at all but striving to be just like that. I am debt scum and praise you! Please feed me!

[Anonymous No.22097711]

125k roughly, mostly from unrealized gains in a house. Housing market has been awesome the past few years, up like 30%.
The rest stocks. Some negatives are debt. Have like 14k in debt. Medical stuff from fiance(and her god damn over spending) and i have like 4k in debt, mostly shoes. But they are worth like 13k and just sits waiting to be resold.

[Anonymous No.22097796]

>>22097154
yep well I definitely can't complain , people have it much worse. I'm just dissapointed I don't have a house and family of my own at my age . (25)

but a house costs 1 mil (even its 500k, you still have to pay for shit)

and then the cost of a family, wife and kid is easily 1 mil if not much more.

so to make it you need to have atleast 3 mil to be comfy and not stressing over dumb shit all the time

[Anonymous No.22097926]

>>22096924
That's not bad

[Anonymous No.22097931]

>>22097796
It's not realistic to own a home at 25 anymore. It's not realistic to be out of debt at 70 in 2050.

What I can offer to you is that getting married is a great decision because having two incomes is very useful.

Worrying about it is crippling and you'll find that it will only make you feel worse and lower the chances of even getting to that step.

The most vital thing I would tell you is to take it one step at a time and know what you want. Do you want a family? How do you get it? Get a plan, man. There's six steps to solving a problem and it really can be that easy:

1) Know your problem
2) Build your plan
3) Execute
4) Work your fucking balls off
5) Conclusion to your effort
6) Pass/Fail. If you pass, what went right? If you fail, what went wrong

Repeat. Survive.

[Anonymous No.22097977]

>>22095624
That’s called gambling and very very stupid.

You should get in debt to start a business or purchase property that’s it. I have a $265k mortgage but the property is worth $350k.

[Anonymous No.22098026]

>>22097977
His example and yours is about the same risk. Honestly houses suck for long term value(in US on average) compared to many other vehicles

[Anonymous No.22098032]

>>22095428
me too, frend

[Anonymous No.22098051]

>>22097931
yes exactly, since its not realistic to lead a normal life in 2020, this is why we are here talking on a fucking gook fish eye sushi forum talking about common sense

ah I don't know how some people do it , that's why civil war sounds so nice to so many people , because it (appeals) better than the life they are living now.

[Anonymous No.22098079]

>>22098026
Real estate is mostly about location and mine is pretty good. Plus I need a place to live regardless.

[Anonymous No.22098123]

>>22098051
hahaha your post genuinely made me laugh and that's super fucking dark but it's so true. Fuck man.

People get upset about everything, fren. It's more fun to just watch it. Observe the absolute insanity of human beans. We should be fucking exterminated by nature and I really wouldn't pity anyone if it happened.

[Anonymous No.22098142]

$10

[Anonymous No.22098169]

$250k in crypto
$45k in cash
Age: 27

[Anonymous No.22098264]

>>22095760
>>22097336
you have a poor persons mentality. cashing out any link now, even a small amount, would be the biggest waste ever. I don't intend to sell anything until triple figures. if I hold long enough I'm convinced I could get to 100mil+ from my stack. then you can actually do things in the world. right now I'm having to live frugal but am not struggling. luxuries would be nice, & I'll indulge a little when link moons, but I've tasted wealth before and it gets boring very quickly. I'm more interested in having serious capital with which to start proper ventures
>>22096102
I feel you anon, I hope it works out. how do you handle the logistics of contractors building in the middle of no where, do they stay on site?

[Anonymous No.22098297]

>>22095391
Negative 40k
>JEWED.com

[Anonymous No.22098378]

Somewhere around 2.3m. Pretty comfy.

[Anonymous No.22098396]

>>22095391
300k EUR, 33 year old boomer. Got luck with buying an apartment for a good price, since then went from trading memestocks, then shitcoins which i am slowly cashing out into btc now. Basically sitting only on btc and real estate soon

[Anonymous No.22098425]

28 - 370k USD :( HOW TO 3X MY NETWORTH IN THE NEXT 2 YEARS.

[Anonymous No.22098436]

>>22095872
Better than most 23 year olds

[Anonymous No.22098447]

>>22098297
This

[Anonymous No.22098485]

$700,000 crypto
$150,000 in a business
$20,000 cash
no debt.

am 23, no larp. went all in RSR under $.003.

[Anonymous No.22098524]

>>22098485
>$700,000 in crypto

Yeah right

[Anonymous No.22098594]

>>22098485
As your allocation would be insanely stupid for someone who has made it, i know you larp.

[Anonymous No.22098800]

-$200k

[Anonymous No.22098939]

>>22097218
So you don't actually have a good car play. You bitch about 4chan being shit but then provide no useful information at all yourself. Fuck off.

[Anonymous No.22098988]

>>22095517
One of the few things it's not hard to get loans for is real estate. If you the debt from a real estate loan involves lower payments than the money brought in renting (positive cashflow) it is good debt.

[Anonymous No.22099126]

>75k assets
>20k interest free (for a while longer) debt

My "net" in March was about 25k. Between pandemic monies and clown world market I've added 25k in value. Feels amazing.

[Anonymous No.22099346]

>>22098594
It's believable for someone who accidentally made it by riding the crypto wave, and has no idea how to invest, or just has a ridiculously stupid risk threshold

It's like the people you see on WSB that make 1m with options then lose it all because they can't control the risky and compulsive behavior that got them there in the first place

[Anonymous No.22099351]

>>22097595
>>22097218
>>22096362
>>22096029
you sound poor

[Anonymous No.22099506]

>>22099346
Yeah, that maybe true.

[Anonymous No.22099718]

>>22095391

>50k
>28 years old

In the 5th year of my PhD in a biotech-related field. Stipend is 30k/year.

Pretty sure I'm not gonna make it bros. Won't be able to afford a house until I'm 40. Looks like I might make $100k/year if I go right into industry. Girlfriend/future wife is in investment banking but our relationship is not going well right now.

Lost out on so much earnings in my 20s. No traditional IRA as a student and my Roth only has a few thousand in it. Could have been making 50-60k a year + 5% or more raise per year if I took a job right out of college.

Would feel a lot more comfy if I had 3-400k invested at this point.

Kind of want to pull out of my ETFs and put 40k into a shitcoin and pray it 10x but I would probably kms if I lost it all. Took me nearly a decade to save up this much.

[Anonymous No.22099907]

>~$620k assets
>~$445k liabilities
>~$175k net
Net worth isn't much to shout about, but the cash flow on my rental real estate is so strong that I'm done with regular wagie work, just do some gig work here and there. Don't even set my alarm clock anymore.

[Anonymous No.22100343]

>>22098264
Do you at least eat high quality food? Organic high quality food will make you healthier, and there is no better investment than your health because once that's gone nothing else matters no matter how much money you have.
Other than that. thumbs up!

[Anonymous No.22100426]

Debt: -75k all student debt
Assets: +50k
Cash: -6k
Total net worth: -31k

It could be worse

[Anonymous No.22100513]

27, 400k NW

[Anonymous No.22100872]

>>22095391
Imma be real witchoo frawg, not much

[Anonymous No.22100908]

a bit over 400k

160k in crypto
40k cash
like 170k in index funds and 50k in other equities

just turned 26. missed out on crypto kind of hard despite investing in 2017 because i am retarded but my job pays well at least

[Anonymous No.22101044]

>>22095793
equities. the point is to minimize risk, 1.8m in link is still 18mil at $170 per link. why do you really need 28mil in that scenario vs the comfiness of being a bit more diversified in case shit goes to 0 because sergey dies or something

[Anonymous No.22101078]

>>22100908
Based are you one of the FAANG anons

[Anonymous No.22101104]

>>22099907
interested in hearing more, do you live in a low cost area?

[Anonymous No.22101139]

>>22101078
i mostly just comment, and not very frequently at that, but yeah i am

[Anonymous No.22101164]

>>22095391
About £70k

Feels bad man

[Anonymous No.22101194]

>>22095391
60k usd but life is absolutely miserable

[Anonymous No.22101519]

>>22101139
if not larp, how did you get hired?

am pretty competent dev, but I have a feeling my applications just get trashed when I sent them to FAANG companies

and on topic:
>250k
>27

[Anonymous No.22101631]

>>22101104
Not really, live adjacent to the wealthiest county in my state. I spent a lot of time looking for good deals on fixer-uppers. Keep my personal expenses super low, live in a RV trailer parked on my one property with my workshop building. Not even done fixing my last duplex yet, should bring me in another $2600/month. People focus on heading wealth number too much, what really matters is the performance of your assets.

[Anonymous No.22101686]

around $200

[Anonymous No.22101722]

>>22101519
desu i went to a good school, but through that i interned at my job and got a return offer. was able to work with that so i could get my masters in a year and join then. was a mistake in hindsight as i'd have had more money to spend -> more btc

so i don't really have good advice in terms of applying from outside since i got really lucky.

if your apps are getting insta rejected then maybe you'd benefit from having someone refer you if you know anyone at said companies. otherwise i think you might want to position yourself to stand out a bit more, though i don't really have solid advice for this... a lot of what i would think would come down to luck (start-up you join being successful or getting acquired, etc). perhaps worth evaluating what your skills are, if your company is helping you grow them, and if not, if you can make it so your company does, either with your team or by getting buy-in for something you think would improve your org. if the company doesn't fit what you want to do, maybe consider following that passion more into some company related to that? i really don't know... lastly maybe you could try stepping up, applying to companies that are good and known for eng talent but not household names (yet, if you can aim for that). these companies naturally have more opportunity which gives you more room to figure out what your specific strengths are and how to better apply them. remember, eng is not just about coding and being smart, a lot of it comes down to people skills, communication and interactions between teams. if you have vision this is really helpful

mad ramble but i hope something in here is valuable

[Anonymous No.22101768]

Five thousand.

[Anonymous No.22101975]

>>22101519
also if you have a specific niche in terms of programming, it may be worth focusing on that skill and developing it. if you are forward thinking with this you may be well positioned for contractor roles at bigger companies which can lead into full time if you kill it. i prefer starting as swe but some people do this, though it also seems to rely on networking heavily like the referral thing i mentioned

[Anonymous No.22102048]

>>22095391
27 years old, 70k in crypto, 30k usd cash, 300k in various index funds/normie stocks, 0 debt. ~400k net worth total.

[Anonymous No.22102052]

>>22095391
>30y/o boomer
>150k
I have no debt drive a beater and am all in link. Will be a well boomer feels good

[Anonymous No.22102125]

>>22102048

That's a lot for 27. What do you do for work?

[Anonymous No.22102135]

>260k in crypto
>65k in cash
>14k in stonks
>0 debt
>29 yo boomer NEET
It’s all so tiresome I just want Link to hit 300 dollars so I can move onto the next stage in my life.

[Anonymous No.22102148]

>>22102125
I'm a software dev. Make ~200k/year

[Anonymous No.22102168]

27y old, 20k ish, live in europoor shithole

[Anonymous No.22102180]

$69k give or take

[Anonymous No.22102201]

>>22095391
negative 35k
Im so tired...

[Anonymous No.22102248]

200k. One more 10x and I’m done being a wagie.

[Anonymous No.22102359]

>>22102148

Me >>22099718

I should have majored in CS as an undergrad. Do you think there is any place in tech companies for a PhD with neuro focus? My dissertation is not super quantitative but I'm thinking of getting a CS certification on the side, offered by my university which is top 10 in US. Undergrad major was biology.

Don't want to stay in academia. Don't enjoy the environment and definitely don't want to spend the rest of my life teaching college kids, even if I get to run my own lab.

[Anonymous No.22102393]

>>22102048
very similar lives :p

[Anonymous No.22102481]

>>22102359
Do you have any programming experience? A PhD would definitely help you get a foot in the door at a big tech company, but they will expect some degree of competence. Basically you just need to get past the interviews which can easily be gamed. For some practical experience I would honestly recommend a coding bootcamp or do a self-directed one like the Odin project.

Besides that, keep going anon. A PhD is something to be proud of regardless. I barely scrapped through getting my bachelors in IT.

[Anonymous No.22102567]

>>22101722
>desu i went to a good school
figured it'd be something like that

too bad I was a vidya addicted retard until 21; ruined my academic momentum completely.

yeah, as you say, I guess my best shot is either networking or somehow making my applications stand out (tbf they were pretty half-assed); maybe it's just easier to settle for a t2 company or making it on my own

I can build anything within reason (CTO/tech lead for a startup that makes no money lul), but I don't know how to sell being an academically handicapped generalist to a FAANG company

anyway thanks for your input and sorry for the blogpost

[Anonymous No.22102598]

>>22095391
absolutely nothing.

[Anonymous No.22102615]

>>22095391
23 years old
Just hit 25k+ net worth.
$25k in savings\investments.
0 student debt as off January.
Steady job and steady growth, but quite directionless nonetheless.

[Anonymous No.22102743]

>>22095391
+$15.0k 401k
+$8.1k stocks
+28.9k cash
-$152k student loans
-$7k car loan
=====
-$107k net worth

never paying off the jewdent loans, thank for god REPAYE.

[Anonymous No.22102897]

>>22102567
did you go to school? it's hard to get into faang with no degree but if you are as competent as you say i believe you could do it by focusing on something you're passionate about within the field and becoming an expert in that. people always have a lower bar for 'expert' than you'd think, and with confidence and knowing to always overestimate time and overdeliver based on shittier expectations you can go far

[Anonymous No.22103061]

>>22095517
Let Jackie Chan tell you the way

[Anonymous No.22103090]

>>22095391
$100k at 22 years old

[Anonymous No.22103189]

>>22102897
I'm effectively self taught, but I have an AP degree in Comp Sci; it was basically a glorified coding bootcamp, unironically complete shit tier degree for brainlets; doubt it has any value in an application unless the recruiter somehow mistakes it for a better degree because they see "comp sci" in the title

I guess it's easier to market yourself as being really strong in one aspect; problem is most of my "strengths" are in cookie cutter technologies like MERN-stack - like ultra pragmatic skillset to build most applications, but doesn't sound impressive to someone looking for extraordinary

[Anonymous No.22103194]

absolute state of this board

[Anonymous No.22103226]

I have no debt and never will
Suck it, usurers.

[Anonymous No.22103255]

>>22095391

About 500k if I were to liquidate everything to USD.

[Anonymous No.22103294]

>>22095793

No, diversify it you retard.

[Anonymous No.22103325]

>>22096924

When I was 27 I was paycheck to paycheck and would routinely overdraft my only card: checking card.

[Anonymous No.22103335]

>>22102481
My project has involved some programming but nothing close to software development. Computational modeling w/ MatLab, statistics and data visualization with R, and some custom analysis scripts in C.

I think I would do one of my school's certification programs before I paid for one of those boot camps. I am 90% self taught besides two CS courses I took in college so I've probably developed some bad habits.

[Anonymous No.22103429]

>>22103189
im not familiar with what you mentioned, but if you're familiar with Java/OOP languages then I would recommend learning iOS and Android engineering. both are kind of trivial once you get the swing of things and start to look more like frameworks on top of the language itself. mobile is really marketable at big companies and Java/Kotlin/Swift will all be in demand for a while i think

[Anonymous No.22103747]

>>22103429
shit that might actually be a good idea; actually already have some experience with mobile dev and I've also heard elsewhere it's in high demand

going digital nomad in ~2 months; I could probably churn out some stuff pretty fast + spend some time making it look attractive to recruiters (portfolio website, updated github, etc.) and then pray

[Anonymous No.22103835]

>>22095391
Like 9k
>20 years old
>550 LINK

[Anonymous No.22103868]

Been working 2 years now. Have not enjoyed my money at all, really. Just investing and paying bills.
About 260k.

[Anonymous No.22104024]

>>22103747
do it, you won't you won't (just playing, you got this)

hope things work out man, and also remember when you do get an interview to Leetcode your ass off and study interview questions

[Anonymous No.22104202]

>>22096639
kek this nigga knows how it works

[Anonymous No.22104515]

>>22104024
If nothing else my vigor is at least a little renewed and I have something concrete to work towards :^)

and ye, already been prepping for the coding interviews - not overly worried about that, just need my foot in the door

thanks for the insight/tips anon, hittin' the hay now (midnight here)

[Anonymous No.22104597]

>>22104515
glad i could help bro, thanks for not just calling me a larp lol

[Anonymous No.22104615]

>>22102567
I'm at a company in the same comp range of FAANG and was a vidya addicted retard from 19-21. I even failed a bunch of units in my degree. Interviews can be practiced, you can get a recruiter to look at your resume with a referral. It's all a shit test to see how much you want it. They get literally millions of applications, they have to filter somehow.

[Anonymous No.22104668]

>>22095391
About 600k.

[Anonymous No.22104722]

>>22104615
how'd you get the referral?

[Anonymous No.22104740]

>>22095391
11,431.76 Chainlink Tokens, give or take.

[Anonymous No.22104797]

>>22104722
I was actually contacted via recruiter on LinkedIn to attend a hiring event because I met the years of experience and language requirement.

If you can get an onsite, it doesn't matter if you fail. You've significantly improved your chances of getting in because now you're on their books - they'll probably call you again unless you called the interviewer some racial slur, also now you know where the bar is.

[Anonymous No.22104878]

>>22095391
about 1.4 mil in crypto and 25k in cash.
I'm 22, it's comfy but hasn't changed my life too much

[Anonymous No.22104959]

>>22103335
You might be able to get away with just studying leetcode to pass interviews and you will be good to go anon.

[Anonymous No.22104972]

>>22104797
this is good advice, sorry this didn't come to mind. i do imagine it's easier to get an interview if you attend an in-person (or i guess virtual, thanks coronachan) event and network there directly with employees and recruiters but like i mentioned i don't have first-hand experience with this

[Anonymous No.22104985]

>>22104797
cheers

[Anonymous No.22105006]

>>22102743
>no crypto

What's wrong with you?

[Anonymous No.22105009]

>>22095391
I have no debt, so something like 50k.

[Anonymous No.22105077]

>>22104985
Recruiters are searching all the time for YOE and languages set on your LinkedIn profile, so make sure you come up in their search results

>>22104972
I've been an interviewer on events, and it's very slightly easier to get an offer this way, the bar isn't lower just more likely they'll bring you to onsite stage. Facebook are hiring like crazy at the moment, but note their interviews are brutal for those that didn't prepare.

[Anonymous No.22105083]

150k in 401k
150k in brokerage
20k in IRAs
60k in money market for a downpayment
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380k, give or take a few thousand

[Anonymous No.22105144]

>>22095391
I’ll liquidate your moms assets nigger

[Anonymous No.22105175]

>>22105077
yeah def agree on your point, i was talking more with regards to getting auto-rejected when applying directly

[Anonymous No.22105186]

>>22105175
oh yeah for sure

[Anonymous No.22105206]

>>22105175
not so much in terms of getting the offer or interview being easier

[Anonymous No.22105285]

>>22095391
Thanks to link now 1.45 million