how has your working life progressed?

[Anonymous No.8811753]

post all the jobs you had and your wage/salary in chronological order.

2012 to 2016 grocery store clerk - $8.50/hr
2017 HVAC apprentice - $15/hr
2018 Building Automation tech - $56k/year + bonuses

Almost 2 years to the day that I quit my grocery store job. I went NEET the entire summer, no friends, depressed, and almost out of money. A little bit of trade school really turned things around for me and it only costs about $2k per semester. Investing in education isn't a meme and there is more to education than just regular college.

[Anonymous No.8811824]

2005-2008 ice cream store manager: $12/hr
2009-2012 R&D College Lab Tech: $10/hr
2013-2014: Process Engineer: $56k/yr
2014-2017: Product Manager: $96k/yr (started at $65k)

2018: NEET and depressed.

I need a new job, Im really lonely and everyday I feel like my life is meaningless

[Anonymous No.8811854]

>>8811824
did you quit or get fired?

[Anonymous No.8811868]

march 23th, 1999, 14:01 - internship at design company
march 23th, 1999, 14:14 - decide wagecucking is fucking gay and leave the place quietly
1999 - 2018 - NEET

[Anonymous No.8811876]

>>8811854

Quit. I was up ALOT in crypto in Dec/Jan so I left, then of course the correction happened. Still at around $120k in profits, but money aside I fell into bad habits while being a NEET.

Im actively interviewing now, feel like Ive lost a lot of social skills being a NEET for 3 months

[Anonymous No.8811931]

TCBY - $6.50/hr under the table
Grocery Sort - $8.50/hr
two internships at a pharma company making mobile apps for $12 and $15/hr
Software engineer, started $62k, $140k now.

[Anonymous No.8812083]

>>8811876
I wasted a lot of money on camwhores until i pretty much had nothing left. I still feel like shit knowing i spent all that money that my family had given me throughout my childhood.

its easy to make mistakes when you dont have anyone looking out for you

[Anonymous No.8812126]

>>8812083
>squandered money on fucking camwhores
L M A O how beta do you have to be?

[Anonymous No.8812145]

>>8811753
Income taxes are murderous so most people are being fleeced and staying at the same level just earning enough to get by. Working in in low tier pharma. A lot of responsibility and very little reward.

[Anonymous No.8812147]

2008: 7$/hr
2010: 10$/hr
2013: 20k/ yr
2014: 0$
2015-2017: 10$/hr
2018: 15$/hr

[Anonymous No.8812183]

>graduated HS in 2008
>NEET since and didn't work a day in my life
>saved up enough welfare and hold 32000 chainlink tokens

[Anonymous No.8812330]

>>8812183
I hope you have an exit plan that doesn't involve crypto? The rug can get pulled out from under you at any time.

[Anonymous No.8812366]

My resume is one big lie. I did a second study and fucked it up. So I have a huge hole in my resume.

[Anonymous No.8812371]

>>8812330
>just continue living on welfare

[Anonymous No.8812387]

>>8812183
country?

[Anonymous No.8812396]

2015 - £26,000 p.a.
2016 - £30,000
2017 - £35,000
2018 - £55,000

[Anonymous No.8812438]

>>8812366
>got a bachelor degree in 2010
>go for a second 4 bachelor+masters
>4 years turn into 6 year because I didn't know what I was doing
>:panic:
>start a webshop and do some freelance IT work in the meantime because I only have to finish my thesis
>fuck my thesis up again
>its now 2018
I should have just gotten a job.

[Anonymous No.8812471]

2011 - 2014 - Lifeguarding - $10/hr
2014 - 2016 - Geek Squad Technician - $11.50/hr
2016 - 2016 - Lifeguard for SeaWorld - $13/hr
2017 - Present - Helpdesk Computer Technician $15/hr

Currently working on Cisco Certifications for a raise and salary position of $54,000/yr

[Anonymous No.8812508]

>>8812438
I dropped out of college 3 times.

I realized I was wasting my time and money because I wasn't learning anything, and in most cases, smarter than my teachers and entire class.

Got no debt, drive a brand new car, maxing out my Roth 401K every year and able to afford 2 trips to Bahama's and Colorado Park City with my girlfriend

[Anonymous No.8812536]

06-10 Arbys, Gas Station, unemployed - 8.50/hr
10-13 Tutor for undergrad STEM - 10-12/hr
13-17 Formulations Chemist - 57k salary+bonus
17-18 Suicidal NEET
18-now Brokerage Service Ops in Finance

Basically switching to finance cause I learned first hand what a lack of income does to a man. My old company burned me bad, but they aren't the problem, they are a symptom of a disease. I used to want to change the world, make it better and shit, but now I just want money.

Gonna take my ability to analyse chemical systems to finance, and I'm gonna game this system, and I'm gonna make bank. Fuck the rest of the world.

I am become boomer.

[Anonymous No.8812537]

>>8811753
2008-2010 - chemistry lab teaching assistant - min wage $7/hr?
2010-2011 - school computer tech - $8/hr
2011-2015 - pharmacy intern $11-17/hr
2015-2016 - staff pharmacist - $55/hr
2016-present - pharmacy manager - $68/hr

I'm lucky to have never had a shitty customer service job.

[Anonymous No.8812564]

>>8812537
Do you get to pop oxy for free?

[Anonymous No.8812586]

>>8812508
I dropped out a couple times too. i dont care too much for the "well rounded" meme

[Anonymous No.8812596]

>>8811753
>Graduate College 11-12 - $0
>Night shift stock boy 12-13 - $7.40 / hr
>Unemployed 13 - 150$ a month drawing porn
>IT Man 14-Present - $62k

Things took a good turn when I became the IT man.

[Anonymous No.8812629]

>>8812564
I could probably get away with it, but I'm not trying to risk losing my job. I smoke weed almost daily and do hallucinogens/MDMA at music fests though.

[Anonymous No.8812667]

>>8812183
Fucking genius

[Anonymous No.8812693]

>>8811753
Software developer for 15 years, now jobless

[Anonymous No.8812721]

>>8812147
damn bro. I feel you. How you holding up?

[Anonymous No.8812801]

>>8812371
Fair enough.

[Anonymous No.8812864]

>>8811868
Underated if true

[Anonymous No.8812901]

>>8811753
>2008-2018 $1100 a month in neet salary
thanks wagies for paying taxes

[Anonymous No.8812913]

>>8812508
Sorry that I deleted the post. I thought it wasn't really that fitting for this thread. But I'm glad you made it. I hope I'm able to get there as well.

[Anonymous No.8812979]

>>8812721
Pretty comfy

Obviously can't live very lavish but I'm not in debt and have more savings then alot of people who make triple what I do

[Anonymous No.8812997]

As a well tester i made 74k last year. But my day rate got bumped from 250 to 310 so hopefully i can clear 70k after taxes. Hopefully.

[Anonymous No.8813207]

>>8812979
what do you do?

[Anonymous No.8813455]

>>8813207
Right now I work at a pizza place part time and use the rest of the time reading textbooks so when I take my next class I don't fail and waste money

[Anonymous No.8813494]

>>8811753
2007-2009 - Drove a truck around and maintained inventory ~13/hr
2009-2010 - Tech support 16/hr
2011 - graduated college
2011 - 2015 - tech consultant 45k ended at 82k
2016 - 2017 - software eng 100k - 117k
2017 - present software eng 120k + bonus + stock, should be at 140k when promo comes through

[Anonymous No.8813739]

>>8813455
sounds like you have a plan, and at least you aren't larping

[Anonymous No.8814927]

>>8813494
What are the parameters of your espp? When i was working for baker hughes they did 15% of the lowest 6 month at the beginning or end of the cycle

Or is it stock that they just give you?

[Anonymous No.8815013]

>>8812997
oil and gas? whats your job consist of?

[Anonymous No.8815090]

>>8815013

Well testers in canada are a bit different than in america of australia. We are much more diverse in what kind of operations we do. It can range from easier work like flowback and inline to milling and swabbing. Wheras from i am told each of these things i have described would be its own career in Australia for example

When i travel to countries that dont really have much oil exposure i tell them that i basically collect data to "prove" the well's profile (how much oil gas and water the well is producing).

[Anonymous No.8815172]

10-12: $8.35
13-14: $1,500/mo
15-16: $17/hour
16-present: started $17/hour, now $65k a year... looking at a potential 20% raise every year with current company.

Not too bad desu, part of me wishes I had taken the comp sci route. Seems like average salary there ranges from $120-140 a year. But I also hate the idea of working with poos so..

[Anonymous No.8815177]

>>8812537

where are you located? im also a staff pharmacist working for CVS (real shithole), but the job market's getting real saturated...

[Anonymous No.8815240]

>>8812471
Thats how you it anon, keep up the good work.

>>8812537
This is exactly the life I want but I have heard its going to be saturated. FML

>>8812693
You are only getting older age discrimination is a whore in computer.

[Anonymous No.8815289]

2014: Government attorney, 60k
2016: Private firm, secondary market, 80k
2018: Private firm, major market, 180k

Cozy

[Anonymous No.8815332]

Good thread

2010-2011: Zookeeper 8 bucks an hour
2011-2017: Family hardware store (8-14 bucks/hr)
2018: Crypto NEET 300k

[Anonymous No.8815334]

1. Call center bullshit, negligible pay probably $12 an hour
2. Tech support, slightly better but still shit, maybe 50K a yr
3. NOC lvl 1, 60K+
4. NOC lvl 2, 100k+
5. senior network engineer, 120k+

No joke I went from 50K to 100K+ in probably 2 years. And I don't work any harder than I did back when I was slumming it in a call center in my first shit job.

If you want to progress fast, it's 99% a combination of the following:
- Your resume writing ability (i.e. ability to make yourself sound important and be seen)
- Your interview skills (blasting past all the HR bullshit hoops)
- Alpha mindset
- Who you know
- Persistence
- Continually seeking more options
- Negotiating

All of these are much more important than what you know, your education, your certifications, or your experience. I've seen guys who have mastered the art of talking shit get 100k+ jobs, despite not knowing that much.

Also seek as many options and apply to as many jobs as possible. In my field, there are companies that would offer 70K for what I do and there are others who'd offer 140K+. So you absolutely have to shop around for jobs and follow the money.

[Anonymous No.8815354]

>>8815289
How much law school debt were/are you crushed under?

[Anonymous No.8815396]

>>8815354
250k. Down to 100k. New job should make short work of it, hope to be debt free within 2 years

[Anonymous No.8815473]

>>8811753

Gas station attendant - $8/hr
USAF - $10/hr - $15/hr
Private military contractor - $80/hr ($150k yr)
Blockchain Asset Manager - Negative $30k a year

[Anonymous No.8815474]

09-13: NEET
13-14: 11$
14-17: NEET
17: 14$
18: NEET

Killing myself if I hit 30 and am NEET.

[Anonymous No.8815497]

>>8815474
2011-2018: 4chan janitor: $0.00/hr

[Anonymous No.8815502]

Never worked throughout high school. Graduated HS in 2011.

>College summer internship #1:
April-Aug 2012: $24/hr
>College summer internship #2:
April-Aug 2013: $24/h
>College summer interhsip #3:
April-Aug 2014: $24/h

>Full time employment after university graduation:
Jun 2015-present: $60k+/yr

[Anonymous No.8815537]

>>8811753
23 and neet
always NEET
moms basement

[Anonymous No.8815550]

>>8815502
Well, you gonna tell us what those jobs were?

Hell of a coincidence if three different places all had you intern for $24/hr three years in a row.

[Anonymous No.8815565]

>>8815497
Id put it on my resume, least then id have something

[Anonymous No.8815577]

>>8815497
how many hot pockets though

[Anonymous No.8815584]

Anyone know if I can become a sysadmin without a bachelors degree? Programming is boring as fuck, but I love Linux/Unix, scripting, etc.

[Anonymous No.8815588]

>>8815550
It was the same place each summer. It's a really big north american financial institution in Canada (hence the low salaries compared to USA). I did software development each summer there. They really liked me and I got into their internship program each time I applied because of contacts I made while I was there.

They offered me a job after my last internship to work there fulltime after I graduate. It's where I am now. Haven't worked anywhere else. I'm sick of software dev and might move internally into a info/cyber security role soon.

[Anonymous No.8815621]

>tfw went through management bachelor and finance masters degree without a single internship and now looking for a job in my shithole country

JUST

[Illuminati Confirmed No.8815624]

2014-2018: Pharmacist intern $22 hr
2018-Present: Pharmacist $68 hr

[Anonymous No.8815627]

Fast food chain 2010-2013: 10.25 am hour
Software QA intern 2014: 16.00 an hour
Software engineering intern 2016: 22.00 an hour
Contract Software engineer 2017: 68,000 a year
Software engineer 2018: 80,000 a year

[Anonymous No.8815693]

>>8815627
Did u get a degree

[Anonymous No.8815796]

>>8811753
Unemployed mexican rug dealer 13-present - ranges from 40k-130k a year

[Anonymous No.8815841]

>>8815289
>My neighbor is an attorney
>Runs his own office
>Six figure income from traffic jobs
> “I’ll never be able to pay off my college debt”
>Has a home equity line of credit
>2 bimmers
> Wants to refinance to afford a down on a new home

I never graduated high school but own 4 properties. Currently not employed, just remodel my homes and flip. With wife (retail clothing store owner; non HS grad, felon) combined we do 150k in a shit town. Live below our means. 2 kids. Drawing plans for a 1M mansion that will be paid and have taxes paid by rentals. $200 total in crypto

[Anonymous No.8816060]

2014 - IT Helpdesk Scrub - $10/hr
2014-2015 - Junior Security Analyst - $16/hr up to $18/hr
2015-2016 - Network Engineer - 50k up to 55k
2016-2017 - Network Threat Analyst - 65k
2017-Present - Malware/Threat Analyst - 105k

I strongly agree with advice from >>8815334 and see that we had a pretty similar progression over time.

Only exception was that for my third position I ended up taking a job that wasn't within my exact field, but it was similar enough that I could succeed at it and knew I needed the pay increase that came with it. Because 18/hr under my second job as a security analyst was grossly underpaid. As that anon mentioned the salary ranges for almost identical jobs in some fields can be surprisingly wide.

Scope and difficulty of work I did at my forth job wasn't all that different from the fifth one, yet I earned 40k less. Granted this was a shift from public sector to private sector, so that certainly affected things. Public sector for certain departments looks fantastic on a resume though, so I know that alone helped bump me up to current position.

[Anonymous No.8816154]

>>8816060
>I strongly agree with advice from >>8815334 and see that we had a pretty similar progression over time.
ill be the 3rd to agree

>>8815332
>Good thread
buy chainlink :)

[Anonymous No.8816233]

>>8815841
Good on you. So much useless bs I 'learned' in high school and college, yet don't know the first thing of handy work that would allow me to do something like that. Probably buy my own home and learn by doing sometime soonish, that way I don't have to worry about tentants bitching since it's just myself.

[Anonymous No.8816284]

>>8815841
That's good on you fren. Your neighbor sounds like an idiot. I live in a small apartment and don't buy anything, and will continue to live this way until I have fat stacks in hard assets

[Anonymous No.8816355]

Also me
lifeguard: $8.76 /hr
dishwasher: $9/hr
help desk: $9/hr
web admin assistant: $15/hr
QA engineer security focused, plus taking care of all the stuff boomers can't figure out: $65k/year
+1 year: $75k
+1 year: $85k

I better get another raise this year too. Kind of unsure if I should job hop and try to break through 100k or just take it easy at my current job and bank on likely diminishing raises, but a mostly stable and relaxed environment. I have no loyalty but I've got the same salary increase one could expect from job hopping so it seems pointless, but I think right now I could really leverage myself and get a huge increase if I really sold myself.

[Anonymous No.8816442]

>>8816355
if you have no loyalty you should look to job hop. it never hurts to at least interview. At the same time if you are comfortable at your current job, you can negotiate for a ridiculously high salary during the interviews without worrying about being turned down.

[Anonymous No.8816456]

>2009: Life guard ($7.50/hr)
>2009 - 2011: Busboy ($3.25/hr+tips [usually about $9/hr])
>2012: Pub runner ($8.50/hr+tips [usually about $12 - 13/hr])
>2013:Research aide ($11.25/hr)
>2014 - 2017: Research assistant ($15.02/hr)
>2017: Psychiatric care technician ($12.05/hr + free tuition for grad school [~20k/yr])
>2018: Psychiatirc nurse ($24.28/hr) for 20 hrs a week + contingent PRN hours at a different hospital I can pick up whenever I want for $36/hr ($45/hr after 3pm and on weekends, time and a half on holidays)

Next step is psychiatric nurse practitioner. Minimimum of 85k but six figures is by no means out of the question, especially if I do telepsych and work in private practice.

[Anonymous No.8816478]

16-20 Gas station, $10 an hour
21-27/today Pizza Delivery, $15 an hour
27/today trading some stocks make some money off it but not nearly enough in savings to make a difference yet, just barely got 5 figures

not sure I will make it...

[Anonymous No.8816507]

all in AUD:
09-11: cinema worker $15/h
11-12: cinema manager $21/h
10: intern software dev >for free
12: intern software dev 30k
14-17: crappy software dev 65k
17-18: less crappy dev 85k

aiming for 6 figures by 2020

[Anonymous No.8816512]

>>8811753

2016 - welding, 500k/yr

[Anonymous No.8816519]

>>8815624
wtf wags only gets me $60

[Anonymous No.8816541]

2015 - 2016: Software intern at Engineering company: $22/hr
2016 - Present: IT PM at Insurance company: $88,000 (Started 73k, will be 100k by next year)

I still feel poor.

[Anonymous No.8816640]

2012-2013 pizza hut ~400 week
2013-2015 min wage
2015-2016 10/hr
2016-current min wage.
I fucking hate this city

[Anonymous No.8816646]

>>8814927
ya GSUs, 35 for the first year, I hope to get it upped from the promo

[Anonymous No.8816652]

>>8816442
>you can negotiate for a ridiculously high salary during the interviews without worrying about being turned down.
Good point. To be honest I'm afraid of leaving behind a good thing and potentially ending up in a worse situation. Of course I don't expect all the reward for none of the risk.

[Anonymous No.8816925]

>>8815177
>>8815240
Located in Southeast US. The market is definitely saturated everywhere but there's a shortage on pharmacists that can properly manage busy stores with barebone tech hours. Floaters and staff pharmacists should be most worried. I heard Kroger recently started limiting their non-managers to like 32 hours a week.

[Anonymous No.8816967]

>>8811753
2014: webdev intern: $17/h
2015: software engineer intern: $22/h
2016: software engineer intern: $28-30/h
2017: software engineer intern: $32-35/h
2018: last year compsci degree, stopped working and will need to find a job soon

[Anonymous No.8816999]

>>8816640
Yea man sounds like it's definitely the city, not remotely your own doing

[Anonymous No.8817077]

Paper boy - 7 dollars for the route
Supermarket slave - 7 dollars an hour
Temp worker (industry, industry cleaning, clearing building lots etc) - between 16 and 25 dollars an hour
Apprentice - started at 7 dollars, ended at 17
Proces operator - base pay 27 dollars, add about 7 more on average when including shifts + loads of overtime

[Anonymous No.8817079]

2011-2013: Cashier $8.50/hr
2014: Internships $15/hr
>Graduated college
2015-2016: FP&A Analyst $52,000/yr
2017-2018: Data Analyst $64,000/yr

[reluctant kneepad girl No.8817096]

>>8811753
2007-2009 - min wage work at mcdonalds - get degree
2010 - 2013 - 30k year, wark as paper girl - almost get second degree
2014-now - get very bad sickness probably never work out side sucky sucky and daytrading in life

waiting for merciful day of client rape murder me XD

[Anonymous No.8817111]

Living in a 3rd world country, getting $10 per day.

[Anonymous No.8817138]

>>8817096
sup

[reluctant kneepad girl No.8817140]

>>8817096
30k a year from paper girl was a contract glitch, GAS was priced in for $4.5 a gallon
based Obama knocked down $1.5 gallon after contract signed XD

[Anonymous No.8817165]

>>8812183
>>8812371
why do people brag about living on welfare? do you guys have no self respect? if you guys are able, you can work(hope you know). this is like parasite behavior

[Anonymous No.8817192]

>>8817079

Addendum to this, was NEET for 4 months between Graduation and the FP&A job. Then unemployed for a month and a half between FP&A and my current gig since I quit my job before having a new one lined up since I had saved a years worth of expenses and a toxic work environment was having a terribly negative effect on my mental health.

[Anonymous No.8817395]

2010-2012: went to community college for engineering and made money off gaming videos on youtube (approx $10k a year) with plans of going to a 4 year
2013-2014: graduated and went full blown NEET, best years of my life
2014-2015: youtube dried up for me and i was a poor NEET, but was too used to the lifestyle and lived in depression and squalor
2015-now working min wage + tips as a valet.the moneys decent, ends up being around $20/hr.
i have a couple grand in ethereum and a stinky stack of LINK.

i know i have to get a career but i have no clue what to pursue. i didnt like my engineering courses, and im terrified of going back to school and going into debt for something i dont like again. anyone have any suggestions? if im being honest id consider my strengths math and technology, and my weaknesses include beta tendencies, not liking to help people, and low ambition. even suggestions of how to get some motivation would be appreciated

[Anonymous No.8817403]

I thought education would give me a day job or respect and I got nothing to show for it
I know two languages yet people stupider than me are getting more money because my country is shit and you have to be an asshole to go forward
I just want to die in a hole biz

[Anonymous No.8817414]

Jobs are obsolete. AI will eliminate all jobs by the year 2040.

[Anonymous No.8817435]

>>8817140
Are you a whore?

[Anonymous No.8817436]

>>8817395
'not liking to help people' is a bit suspicious, does your personality just suck?

look up actuary, programming, trading stocks

[Anonymous No.8817488]

>>8812366
>I have a huge hole in my resume.
Just write you have been working abroad (e.g. the Emirates) and write the certification yourself in English and Arabic with google translate

[Anonymous No.8817527]

>>8811753
finish uni
all per year amount
70K first job 3 months left got
80K 3 months fired I hated boss
170K 7 months contract end of contract
150K 3 month contract finishes contract
50K 3 months fired job I hated and was not qualified for also crap pay
150K for 5 months left job for something else but still did some work
220K 4 months contract
220K 3 months left for 320K job
320K job fired after 3 months, "boss" was takeing bribes and i stupidly made it too hard for him.
140K in investment profit.

this my total employment over 20 years so mainly unemployed

I generally hate working for the money I want to make my own money.

see a pattern...I can get a job but can hold it

I cannot into being a cuck

guess what happened.

...
...
...

came across bitcoin 2013.

I can make my own money. FINALLY

[Anonymous No.8817553]

>>8817436
it might for all i know, but i have a decent group of friends. i mostly included that to rule out jobs like being a nurse or some shit, pretty pointless to add come to think of it since i know most people on here arent in fields where helping other humans is involved

[Anonymous No.8817584]

>>8817436
programming and trading were actually 2 of the fields ive been looking into. ill look into statistics too, thanks anon

[Anonymous No.8817621]

2009 - min wage grocery store job, want to suicide, so went to school
2013 - min wage retail job, still wanting to suicide
2014 - 46k software dev internship
2016 - 62.5k fulltime software dev
2017 - 70k same ^
2018 - 90k same ^ but diff company

[Anonymous No.8817877]

>>8817527
How many figures you at now anon?

Secretly jealous but proud one of us actually made it out.

[reluctant kneepad girl No.8817924]

>>8817138
>mfw
>>8817435
uhhh

[Anonymous No.8817950]

>>8817924
You are on here a lot fren

[Anonymous No.8818077]

2008 - stats programmer - 46k
2011 - truck driver - $18 a hr
2011 - finance clerk - $42k
2013 - risk analyst - $80k
2015 - senior risk analyst - $105k
2018 - risk manager (maybe - will confirm shortly) - 130k

Will be a neet if my crypto makes it.

[Anonymous No.8818103]

>>8818077
what is your degree and actual job description with this stuff?

'risk analysis' is nebulous i dont get it

[reluctant kneepad girl No.8818151]

>>8817950
->
>>8817096

[Anonymous No.8818162]

>>8818103
I do enterprise financial risk management in financial services area. It's broad term. People tend to have CPA, CFA, MBA finance or Actuarial background in this area.

There's main areas of focus are: market risk (liquidity risk), credit risk, operational risk, compliance risk, capital management, etc. Shit like that.

[Anonymous No.8818181]

>>8818162
So basically the knowledge that daytraders have but they are wagecucking? I've been thinking of going to school for actuary but not sure if its too late, im 27 and kind of wasted my 18-26 years old part of my life due to depression and lack of direction

[Anonymous No.8818316]

>>8818181
Day traders are totally different beasts than risk people. My job is there because of regulatory purposes. 2008 crisis happened, then global bodies wanted more oversight, hence more risk jobs popped up.

Could change easily... As this area isn't a money making area and regulations are always changing, so risk jobs could be the first to go.

Actuary is good but exams are hard. Best to ask on the actuarial board on career advice.

[Anonymous No.8818398]

>>8818316
130k, area isnt money making??

ive always heard actuary is boring as all hell but makes god level money if you can stand it, are you in a sufficiently different field or do you simply not consider 130k as top tier income?

[Anonymous No.8818502]

>>8818398
Sorry. I meant my area of work isn't a profit center but a cost center due to regulations requirements.

Profit center would be traders, and they trade their best to make profits for company.

Risk area is more of a cost center.. Making sure traders aren't taking huge amount of risk and taking risk that's within the company's risk appetite and or within the laws and regulations outlined.

Actuary makes good money but also cpa cfa mba finance makes very good money as well. As long as you are in the top of your field, that's what matters. I've seen CPAs/CFAs make it huge and way more than actuaries.

[Anonymous No.8818560]

>>8818502
i tried accounting but it was boring as shit bunch of 3rd grade math...i think actuary is more my style

thanks for the help, i need to figure out what i want to do, i want to retire by 45 and im running out of time to accumulate cash for that

[Anonymous No.8818590]

2006-2008: $10.00/hr lot attendant
2009: $9.50/hr grocery store clerk
2010: NEET
2011-2013: $18.00/hr warehouse work
2013-2015: Trade school then NEET for 6 months
2016-2017: $18.00/hr labourer
2017-present: $26.00/hr instrumentation technician

[Anonymous No.8818630]

haven't worked a full year desu hahaha

[Anonymous No.8818681]

>>8811753
2012-2017: Waiter and make $2.15/hr but make $70-$120 in tips

2018: Bar tender make $4.50/hr but make $200+ in tips


I fucking hate this place, but since its really the only job I've had, I feel like I will be stuck here forever. I did go to school for finance, but I hated it so I dropped out.

[Anonymous No.8818688]

>>8811753
2015-2016: Line Cook @ Small family restaurant ($7.25/hr)
2016: Construction Engineering intern
2016-Now: Sales Associate/Repair Technician @ Staples (~$9/hr)

I'm in uni working on a degree (Econ/German) and my cust svc job lets me work the hours I want. I'm probably going to be leaving sooner or later because working at Staples is fucking god awful, and I can get a warehouse job paying double working more hours, but it's ok for now. I miss my restaurant job because it actually felt like I was doing something and was somewhat rewarding. I'm only 20 so I don't have a laundry list like some people.

Any /formerstaples/ here?

[Anonymous No.8818698]

>>8811868
How much do you weigh?

[Anonymous No.8818708]

>>8812083
That sucks man...

[Anonymous No.8818734]

>>8817165
This. These people trying to normalize degeneracy disgusts me. Get a fucking job you freaks

[Anonymous No.8818856]

no job history in many years. no official skills. assoc degree in web design ( i said no skills, i skated my way through for a piece of paper) now over 30yrs old.

have mercy and give best (good) career path.- related to degree or unrelated, it doesnt matter.
>the only thing I got so far is truckdriver

[Anonymous No.8819395]

>>8817395
>Suggestions
Adderall.
I'm serious.

[Anonymous No.8819542]

2016 - food delivery on a moped, $15 hr
2016 - Valet parker, $20 hr
2017 - outside sales, 35k/year
2017 - inside sales, 40k
2017 - Sales/Account manager, 45k
2017 - transaction manager, 50k (same company as previous job)

hopefully another promotion coming soon. just keep fucking climbing the ladder anons, step by step, just keep moving up. like other people have said, always be looking for other jobs to move up.

[Anonymous No.8819897]

>>8817165
Self-respect, what are you talking about? This is a simple matter of incentives, if you subsidise unemployment people will just take advantage of that. If the fag isn't larping, he's better off than 90% of you wagecuck sucker

[Anonymous No.8819967]

How fucked wagecuck has become. Most career jobs require a good 4-5 year time & money investment, and if you discover that you aren't fit for the field you're fucked

I live with my mum and wagecuck for $27 ausbucks an hour, save as much as possible. My job is pretty dead end though. I am watching our country turn into a Chinese colony. The Australian male has no chance competing with the Chinese male for corporate cuck jobs. The Chinese male is the supreme conformist.

[Anonymous No.8819993]

>>8819542
That's pretty fucking quick