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[Anonymous No.54931573]

Protip for OE anons: pursue vertical work. I see a lot of people getting burnt out trying to do multiple high level jobs. That's great that you want to work 4 engineering jobs that pay $150k each, but that won't last long. You should balance your jobs so that you're working in ropes that are above and below each other.
For instance, I'm an IT manager. I could try to get another OY manager job for $120k, but there's a lot of meetings, etc to balance out. Instead, I got a a help desk job paying $30/hr. I can literally do these tasks in my sleep. Restart services, run basic commands, reboot computers, export logs, etc. I'm making an extra $60k a year doing basic easy work that amounts to childs play.
Go vertical anon. It's an easy win

[Anonymous No.54931619]

>serve boss all day
>come up with strategies in your spare time about how to be a better servant
>dispense advice (for free) on optimizing ones servitude
the absolute state of mindbroken wagies lmao

[Anonymous No.54931639]

>>54931573
how in the absolute fuck does anyone work more than one job like this? i've had chill corpo jobs before and even then i still couldn't fit in a 2nd gig. they want you available 24.7

[Anonymous No.54931649]

>>54931619
Yes meet, I'm very jealous of your 4 digit monthly meet bux and frozen TV dinners. So alpha of you. I wish I could be as cool as you but apparently I'm just a loser making almost $200k a year by gaming the system :)

[Anonymous No.54931665]

>>5493163
The trick is to be good at what you do. I couldn't do two manager jobs. I can easily do help desk. Literally basic it shit that I can solve at the drop of a hat.

[Anonymous No.54931761]

>>54931649
and yet, in your free time, you come to my domain seeking to trade your wares for my favor. strange world.

[Anonymous No.54931859]

>>54931761
>my domain
Lmao
>Implying my advice is for self hating neets