state your job. Tell something you like about it and hate about

I write medicaid policy for the state.

Pro: I don't have to see or speak to any of the recipients.

Con: State pay

>>716793442

how much is the pay?

>>716793519
50k

Foodlion stocker

Pro: sometimes there are hot girls that walk around in yoga pants

Con: everything else

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bumping with nudz

I do phd research at a D1 university. Nuclear Engineering.
I get paid 22000, which isn't bad considering I'm technically still a student

PSE Mail Processing Clerk for the USPS

Pro: Once I make career in the plant I work in it'll be the last job I'll ever need cause gov't job w/ pension. Just have to stick it out being a doormat for a couple years before I get there.

Con: As a PSE, overtime is mandatory. Up to 12 hours a day 6 days a week like during the whole month of December. Varies depending on mail volume but in a year and a half I've had only 3 weeks where I got less than 40 hours.

>>716793177
gambler

Cashier

Pro: Sometimes I get to stock merchandise and don't have to talk to anyone.

Con: I'm homeless

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Being a tech for the theatre

Pros: good budget, cool ppl (most of them are musicans or actors)
Con: i have to get up really early

I valet at a hotel.
Pros: cash tips every day, drive nice cars, can leave early often times when it's slow, also happens to be right near a downtown area and the beach

Cons: Dealing with shitty people day in and out, disgusting interiors, hotel management trying to micromanage a valet operation in which they have no idea how to do so efficiently

English literature teacher.

Pro: positive influence with students, feel like I'm helping kids improve

Cons: almost everything else; grading, dealing with abusive/neglectful/ignorant/absent parents, the pay is absolutely terrible for the amount of work I obsess over, evaluation system sucks, behavior problems, lack of freedom/autonomy, politics really does affect your job every year financially or otherwise, kids often admit your own job sucks and my kids don't understand why I care so much, physically/mentally/emotionally draining job, work almost never stays at work, etc.

I love being a teacher. I was born got this, I'm highly rated/valued, but goddamn this job is fucking hard and it's always full of bullshit. I really wish I made more money so it wasn't so stressful for me on a personal level.

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>>716793177
Lead Lever Designer.

>love
Defining the vision for a game's levels, playing the game and providing feedback.
>hate
Managing people, dealing with drama and politics of an a studio.

>>716794529

what grade?

>>716794375

as OP how often do you get bed bugs?

Accountant, specializing in corporate income tax.
Pros: I've been doing it long enough that I'm really good at it, and I have great relationships with my clients. Other professionals seek me out for advice and I have a very strong network as a result. I make about $190k/yr.
Cons: I'm tied to my network and I can't move away so I'm stuck in my shitty town. Also, the job is kinda boring.
No complaints tho. I have it pretty good.

>>716794607
For privacy, I'll just say in a normal high school.

>>716794160

do you live under a bridge? How do you clean up for work or how are you using 4 chan now?

>>716794636
Never, but every now and then you'll see cockroaches scrambling around old fast food bags and stuff. we usually tell them we will not valet it

>>716793597
You also get a nice pension once you're out though, if I'm not mistaken.

>>716794755
I live in my car and shower at my local YMCA. Sometimes I stay at a friends place.

Really wish I could get a job that would allow me to afford rent.

>>716794938

do blue collar work. Pest control, cable, construction, ect. Those typically pay more than just checking out items

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>>716794529
Dammit, im going into teaching and you just made me not want to.

Work for WHCA

Pro: get to travel a lot on the government dime
Con: HAVE to travel with as little as 12 hour notice

>>716793177
Paramedic

Pro: making a difference in people's lives... sometimes

Con: minimum wage, mandatory overtime, dealing with scum of the earth, emotionally distant to cope with seeing people die on a daily basis.

>>716795161
I've got friends who are teachers
Constantly staying late (usually 2-3 hours after they stop paying you)
They make you buy supplies for your own class
Plus kids are usually ungrateful idiots depending on the grade level

i make fishing line for the largest fishing company in the US. i love the people i work for/with. i hate that i have a degree in engineering but im basically a glorified operator that makes a pretty shit salary for someone 50k in debt

>>716795369

man i was about to go into this... they really only make minimum?

>>716794585
Hire me. I am a retail sales consultant who keeps over 320 clients happy with all of their home services. Also used to be in promotions for 97.9fm and WBAL 1090am in MD. Plus, I have been recognized by every employer for my customer service skills.

You want me to be your assistant.

>>716795095
I've demanded a raise so that I could afford to live a basic life but was turned down. I've also applied for these other types of blue collar jobs and nobody wants applicants with no experience.

I'm still trying though.

>>716795689

keep trying. Most of the guys i know in cable or pest control got hired with no prior shit and some companies like blank minds

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> sysadmin

> pro: I get to read reddit and otherwise dick around on my phone all day while at working

> con: dull as fuck 95% of the time

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>>716795535

no, they definitely make more than minimum. I used to be one and in my area they make about 16-20/hour at most commercial services.

Which is still shit considering what they have to deal with.

>>716795689
What city are you in?
Look up Terracon consulting, or similar construction inspection jobs, Its how I got my foot in the door years ago

Residential window cleaner. Fun part is your at different houses everyday and get to see how people live. Bad part is my boss is a dumbass.

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>>716793177
Team Lead of Electronics and Entertainment at Target.
Pro: Get to talk tech all day
Con: Trying to get people to do their jobs.

3.5 years on the job, $11.75/hr

>>716796372
Thanks anon, I'll look that up. Sounds promising.

>>716793177

Single Wire Header Operator

Pro: as long as all 8 of my machines are running and the product is good, i can fuck around all night

Con: fucking around all night makes the night go by so slowly

>>716796692
Jesus Christ get out of there

Lab Network Engineer
Pro: I get to test new equipment
Cons: It gets tedious running the same tests over and over.

Contracted Security Advisor for my city's Water District

Pro: Get to fulfill my cravings for fights and knowledge of fucked up things the city is doing.

Con: I don't get a reduced water bill

>>716795369
>>716795535
>>716795689
EMT Here, see >>716795369 for pros and cons.
I hope you're making okay-ish money... I just got started in a new area making 18/h to start...

Tech Support
Pro: I get amazing pay and benefits
Con: Dealing with dipshits who think its my fault they forgot their passwords or lost all their data because they don't have backups

>>716797086
Ahh humans.. Such a promising species.

>>716793177

>International IP Attorney
>Pro: pay
>Con: massive time commitment
>Neutral: travel for work

>>716796692
>3.5 years
>11 something an hour

Fucking hell mate. I walked onto a job for 15.60 usd an hour plus commission and felt insulted. 3.5 years later I run the fucker and make about 70 an hour.

Get good mate.

>>716797086
same, I do level 2.5 support to the government in Aus.

Get paid 32$/h

Sales

Pro: It feels great when you close a sale.

Con: Working with the general public is a nightmare.

Finance stuff
pro: I generally make good $$$$
con: i don't get any sleep during the week and basically contribute nothing to society

US navy corpsman

Pros: get to save and take lives. Saved, many, i lost count. Taken 3. Get to travel around the world see cool places and meet some pretty cool people.

Cons: i have to deal with typical military bullshit, im usually on the ass end of all the gay navy joke courtesy of my marines...

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>>716794660
fag

Co manager at journeys

Pro: 40% off everything in store, phat ass white girls.

Con: retail sucks and the music we listen to sucks nigger dick.

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Motorcycle Mechanic
Pros- sweet bikes / easy money
Cons- Suzukis/ Polaris/ Harleys

>>716793177

Production Designer and Technical Director in film

Pro: I get to work on movies and it has a decent pay

Con: sometimes work stupid hours especially to finish projects and i have to work with idiots whom think we work in the movies, not on movies. most Production ppl are women and they usually have a stick up their ass.

>>716793177
>I am an IT professional.
>I moonlight 3 jobs simultaneously.
>I make about 300k USD per year.

Pros:
>work from home
>money is real good
>job redundancy is a great feeling

Cons:
>Status calls
>Managers are retards
>Working with anyone from India

>>716798852
i know how this feels. dub's don't lie!

>>716797559
Any advice on landing a govt job like that in Aus?

Former Dealer

>Pros
Nice product, met some cool dudes, money in surplus

>Cons
Dickhead clients, prison time xD

>>716799036
What about:
Pros:
>getting my knob slobbed by dudes or chicks for a hit.

>>716799167
I sold, didn't smoke

>>716799266
No drugs for sex?

>>716799338
Why would I do that

>>716795467
Shimano or Abu?

>>716799413
for sex...?

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>>716793177
I drive a tugboat

Pros: good pay, good vacation time, rewarding work, great office view

Cons: spend two weeks on the boat as T a time. Miss holidays, birthdays, parties, etc. Diesel fumes will probably give me cancer someday.

Roofer I work for a sociopathic methhead with a knack for business I'm the driver because all the guys on my crew have duis we smoke and drink on the job

>>716799413
I'd call it a perk.

Chef

Pro: love food, creativity, stress, and people.

Con: 14-18 hour days, physically exhausting, low pay, very little free time/days off.

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>>716799679
well... I didn't see this one coming.

>>716799705
Sounds like every roofing job I've had xD

>>716799592
Ive never been asked (shady bogan meth heads) but I'd never say yes smh

>>716793177
Teachers Assistant.

Pros: Free tuition.
Cons: Super busy, especially with graduate classes to go along with them.

>>716793177
I'm a photographer, work on events and with models

pros
>i really like photography
>working with models pays good
>get to meet hot chicks
>have fun
>when working at parties or social events i always get to eat some of the food
>always have work
>helps getting wanna be model sluts

cons:
>when not working for an agency and working with people for parties and shit it sucks
>lots of times clients try their best not to pay or make you charge them less
>most clients will always try to find the cheapest guy, even if they couldn't take a good photo even if their lives depend on it
>clients most times when asking for a private session have no idea what they want
>a lot of stupid people thinks that all it takes to be a photographer is having a good camera, you get a lot of "with a camera like that i could take photos too"
>have to hide boners sometimes when working with models or private sessions

>>716799784
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts - Come give us $40,000.00 to work in a kitchen!

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NEET and freelance writer.

I studied neuroscience for a while and am currently on break from university. I'll take classes again in May or September. Managed a small trucking company for two years.

Spent most of 2016 traveling. I was in India from December 2015 until February 2016, with ten days in Thailand. Went to Canada a handful of times and then Costa Rica and Nicaragua from May until June. Quit my trucking office job in July after breaking up with my GF of two years, used $1k in Delta Dollars to buy a ticket to India, and went back from then until December of this year.

Just got back home.

Like I said, mostly freelance writing. I did a lot of odd jobs to make ends meet in India. Was in a few television advertisements, worked as a club promoter (brought white people to clubs), and did advertisements and blog writing for some companies.

>>716799999
lol I went to CIA try $120,000

>>716799999
HOLY MOTHER OF CHEKD

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>>716799999
WITNESSED

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>>716799928
>>a lot of stupid people thinks that all it takes to be a photographer is having a good camera, you get a lot of "with a camera like that i could take photos too"
I fucking hate that shit too man. I'm not a photographer, just a shutterbug with a 60D. People have no respect for real photography because they can't understand the variables of taking a good photo or post-production etc..

>>716799999
oh shit nigger

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>>716793177
Just throwing it out there that OPs pic related was shopped. this is the original.

Butcher

Pros: Great skill to have, get the freshest cuts of meats, can bitch at anyone I want

Cons: work 100+ hours a week toward Christmas (paid limited overtime of roughly 10-20 hours on top of my 40), deal with retards all day who think they know more than you ("A prime rib is a cut of meat!" Nah, prime rib's a nickname for prime grade standing rib roast. Choice Standing Rib is good too, I normally can't tell the difference unless it was kobe, wagyu, piedmontese, etc.)

>>716799803
Another pro: lots of downtime, on the clock right now.

>>716799999
Why the fuck is everyone ignoring this

>>716800292
she has sand in her ass. I hate sand like Darth Vader hates sand. Probably why he nuked Scarif with the Death Star.

In addition, you get used to bad smells really quickly. Pro and con, I guess.

>>716799999
A friend of mine was a Chef Instructor at Le Cordon Bleu in Austin, TX. He said most of his students had this idea to go there so they could open their own restaurants. He said many were privileged white kids with rich parents who paid for it. 99% of them fail after graduation on their first job.

My other friend graduated from there (In Austin) and her first job was working on a cruise ship. She contracted staph infections 3 times because of the close quarters. They were cooking 24 hours a day. Norwegian Cruise Lines

Network Admin

Pro: Can kinda just relax around and go on /b/

Cons: When shit goes wrong all hell breaks loose and I get no sleep and yelled at 24/7 by idiots who don't know how email works

Bartender, 38, college town, approx 40k/year.

Pros: cash money, occasionally bang hot young college girls/coworkers

Cons: I fucking hate people mostly

>>716800242
mah nigga. Also forgot to add the part about post production. A lot of times they think that all you do is taking photos that anyone could take and use photoshop to make them better, also they think that post-production can save anything

Probation juvenile hall night shift.

Pros: 100k to watch netflix, play vidya games, surf /b/, no stress, no deadlines, no paperwork, wear sweatpants.

Cons: night shift

>>716800006

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

FUCKING NORMIE GET OUT

tbh that sounds pretty great tho

>>716794183
How early?

>>716800792
>also they think that post-production can save anything
Well it did save the ass on that girl in OP's photo. lol ;-)

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>>716799999

>>716794734
Do you fuck the cuties?

>>716801115
kek
>still looks fake to me, but i work with that shit so that should be expected

E-7 in the US Army. I am currently working a staff job to better round out my career experience and be a better candidate for promotion.

Pros: Sometimes we still do cool army shit, the benefits are awesome (100% medical and dental for whole family) $72K a year (including BAH, BAS)

Cons: The military collects adult children that can barely function and create additional drag on the rest of us, also deployments can suck.

>>716800837
Do you ever have to beat the kids?

>>716793177
I manage meat, dairy, and frozen food at a Wal Mart. I like the pay and the routine I have developed to maintain the departments, I fucking hate my inefficient and incompetent assistant manager that I have to answer to.

Legal Assistant
Pro: It's easy.
Con: Shitty pay, nothing to advance to without more education.

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Library tech
21
3000/month
Pros
It's pretty easy most of the time, and do to a contract the library has with the city I get to stay at the luxury arpartments for dirt cheap . After bills I have a good amount disposable income.
Cons
Boring as hell, I'm the only young person I'm staff, every one else is 40+
Getting horny black teens to stop watching porn on the computers
While all my old friends are scattered across the country in prestigious unies in exciting majors, I'm still in my dusty home town feeling stagnant and losing my once sharp intellect. Getting reminded of everything I missed out on and my former ambitions when they come for the holidays. Getting more distant as they realize I've become n an empty husk. Not being able to sleep at night because all my failures and fuck ups during the last few years of high school that kept me from moving on are replayed in my mind.

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>>716798852
my garage.

Ford Salesman

Pros: good pay, I get to drive the newest ford vehicles, good pay, have a good relationship with my clients, some of em are hot

Cons: managers are always on my ass, 50+ hrs a week, some customers are assholes, used vehicles tend to breakdown,

Front Desk Overnight shift

Pro: Get to play games and bearly interact with any humans.... and my boss is my lover.

Con: Dead end job. no room for improvement.

>>716797521
What job

>>716801598
That career has a shelf life my friend.

>>716793177
Ok...

Abattoir worker

Pros: most of the work is surprisingly easy once you know what you're doing.

Cons: Lots of immigrants, major language barrier. That, and I usually spend my days elbow deep in sheep shit.

>>716798245
Sounds easy

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Investment banker

Pro: $$$

Con: Not sure where my 20's went

>>716798852
Can you point me to anything similar? I'd like to do the type of job you're currently doing (although different brands/companies obv)

Own and operate a dump truck & pony trailer.

PROS:
I am my own boss. Can choose/decline work.
Have ADHD, so enjoy the ever-changing work environment.
Am home every day , just like a normal job.
Stay warm and dry most of the time, while cruising down the road listening to whatever music.
Not much physical labor involved.
Can smoke/cuss/dress like shit on the job. Nobody cares.

Cons:
Seasonal work.
Rates are low, and profits are highly variable depending on my expenses, some of which can appear suddenly and be quite costly.
The only females you'll see in this job, are worn out, haggard flaggers that have all been ridden hard and put away wet.

>>716802083
What skill set do you have?

>>716801895
> investment banker
What is it you guys actually do? Like, I give you my money and you invest it for me? Or you work for a bank and invest the bank's money?
How's it work?

>>716800242
The same could be said about many other skilled jobs, anon.

>>716799999
I was fucking confused why everyone was freeking out. Then I saw

>>716801247
Nah. Its real low key. An escape once in a great while, get to go chase em down. Thats about it.

cashier

pros: sometimes there are nice bitches you can look at
cons: money. I make $5k (yes, five thousands)/year(yes, a year). My friends make same amount of cash working in different fields. I wanna be a musician and i work hard to be one, because i just cant fucking see myself earning pennies barely affording things like clothes and food.

>>716800762
What job type should I search for to find this type of slack yet not slack job?

>>716800785
How do you get to bang them?

IT support at a hospital

pros: i play with computers all day

cons: pay is shit for a 28y/o

>>716802617
So what's it like living in your parents basement

>>716800837
Gov job?

>>716802646
Anything to do with administrating computers for a company.
You do virtually nothing when everything works but when something breaks it's hell.
Thankfully shit only breaks about once a month average. There's small stuff you'll have to do but if you're good at your job it takes no time at all

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Neet

pros: free money and tons of spare time

cons: not enough money and depression

cashier

pros:
>food is good
>lots of laid back time
>pay is alright for what it is
cons:
>manager is a bitch
> some customers are idiots
>everyone here hates each other

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>>716802456

Funnily enough - actual investing is probably the one thing we don't do.

Googled the attached, seemed good enough for an overview of the structure.

Private side = corporate finance / transaction advisory = M&A, ECM, DCM. The actual clients are corporations.

Public side = market making, trade facilitation = Sales, Trading & Research. The actual clients are institutional investors and fund managers.

Google any of the sub-headings for more info.

>>716801556
I look up to you

>>716795467
What kind of engineering?

>>716802872
in my country its pretty common for young ppl in their 20s to live with parents because its almost impossible to live on your own with dem shitty payments, so its not bad. I have my room, divorced parents and all the things i can complain at but well at least i have a roof i can sleep under

>>716798245
Rah corpsmen, we give you shit but we love you.
Pros: im a marine
Cons: life sucks

Pizza Hut delivery guy

Pros: we get free food, always take home cash tips we don't have to report, get to deal an okay amount with customers

Con: literally everything other than that

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>>716803109
explain it in 1 sentence, as you would a child of 5.

>>716803322

You in Aus?

I never know whether I'm supposed to tip pizza guys and how much.

In the U.S. its a no brainer.

>>716795535
Basic entry level EMT makes more than minimum. Paramedics make lots more

>>716795935
How do you get a job like that? What kind of experience/certifications? Also how much programming do you do?

>>716803402

Nah mate I'm in the U.S.
I'm guessing tipping is appreciated anywhere

>>716802417
I'm practicing coding languages and I know how to fix PC's, do some web design, Google information, have an AA in IT, and I dabble in many forms of electronics and devices.

Also I'm willing and able to learn pretty much anything given the right tools and enough time

>>716803349

Not really possible. Your attention span needs to last more than a few seconds if you want to grasp it.

Unfortunately that's too long for most, hence investment banking is shrouded in conspiracy.

>>716797816
Worked sales for years. Never were pros.

I work at a gas station

Pros: Easy as fuck.

Cons: People are dumb. And no overtime, max 40 hours a week or we get yelled at.

>>716793177
Operations Support Analyst

Pro: Get to sit in an air conditioned NOC all day which makes me feel important

Con: Way too much workload after our department was merged with another department last year and our number of employees wasn't increased. Company is basically in freefall.

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>>716803575
aaaah.... the jews.

>>716803543
the hard part is learning the enterprise IT software like Microsoft SCCM, Microsoft Sharepoint, Flexera Admin Studio, Wise Package Studio.. because unless you're at a company already using those tools it's nearly impossible to learn them. They're hella expensive and require enterprise level hardware to install them. Try to get a job on a helpdesk internally at some company and work your way up.

Geek Squad

Pro: I get to sit on my ass all day and work on computers.

Con: Moronic customers who don't understand that when you say "Lets see if this works" it doesn't mean "this will definitely work."

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>>716803850
I know you motherfuckers clone customer's hard drives and look at all their porn. Don't like bitch!! kek!!!!

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>>716803812

My usual response to jew comments is that my first banking job was at Deutsche Bank.

They funded Auschwitz.

I've literally worked for the company that was responsible for bankrolling Auschwitz.

Financial Due Diligencer

Pros:
Surprisingly very flexible hours.
Pay is decent
Lots of travel

Cons:
Can't make plans/schedules, very little heads up for required travels
So... much... Excel
Hours can be very bad

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anyone here have a government job? if so whatd you major in and what are the pros/cons?

Civil engineer

Pro: good pay, i travel all around the country, i meet new people all the time..

Cons: i have no life, i live in a city for like 6 to 9 months, then go back home 2 months.. then leave again to another city.. i lost my gf and i hate myself.. this job ruined my life, but the pay is so good... fuck

>>716793177
Same thing
Hvac service bro here

>>716800762
How do you go about getting a network admin job? I wanted to go to college for this but a friend told me not to but... it's still kind of my dream. He kinda crushed my dream telling me that but I still want to, just don't really know the viability of it though unfortunately.

>>716803757
How do you work at a gas station?

Are you required to be Muslim/Indian to be allowed to work as a pajeet?

>>716803977
we clone them but only if you pay the $99 data backup fee and only to have in case the backup fails or you complain that something is missing so our asses are covered. We don't want to see your shitty porn.

>>716793177
Baker at Tim Hortons

Pro: Don't have to talk to customers
Con: It's fucking bullshit when it gets really busy

I'm specialist teacher in a hostels for the homeless

pro : lot's of good stories, good specialist teacher salary, night shifts
cons : shitty bosses, night shift

>>716804155
noice

>>716803824
Will do. Thanks man

>>716794160
I've been there dude. Stick it out and pick a trade. Don't settle for shit

>>716803850
Everything in Best Buy is an overpriced meme joke.

> prove me wrong

>>716793177

Web Designer

Pro: I get 40k a month for maintaining websites

Con: Time-suck clients.

>>716794529
Im in college and thinking of being a HS history teacher. What is your pay? And is what I am doing worth it?

>>716793177
I work for Raytheon. If you don't know who that is, we're the company that designed and built the Tomahawk missile.

I have a double doctorate from MIT in Aerospace Engineering and Rocket Science. I am working on ICBM's

I make $138 hr

Pros: Money
Cons: My work has the propensity to kill innocent people.

>>716804261
What is the pay

>>716795548
Apparently he doesn't ;^)

>>716804320
Nope white male.

My stepdad got me it as a first job, foreman of an electric company so he knew the higher ups and stuff.

Worked there for 2 years then quit to go to a Verizon Wireless call center, quit from there, worked some other jobs and went back. Easiest 9.25/hr of my life is why I went back. I can afford bills + rent and a little bit of food. And the regulars are decent to chat up.

Get there, stand around for 2-3 hours, stock the cooler, stock the alcohol, clean the grills, change trash, count cigarette cartons and go home. So easy. Every new person we get thinks it's hard (probably cause they're all straight out of high school, idiots)

Gonna use the job to pay for college hopefully since they cover 1k of tuition. Just waiting on some other aspects of life to improve.

Tow truck operator

Pro I get to help people and deal with cleaning up crazy accidents.

Cons only seeing your spouse for an hour or two a day and 1 day a week.

>>716804614
yes it's overpriced, but most people don't know that. It costs $40 to install RAM, which takes like 10 minutes on the hard computers where you have to remove the bottom, and 10 seconds on the easy ones with a hatch. The reason it costs that is for the people who don't know how easy it is to make up for the money we don't from the people who do know.

Freelance Festival production (coachella ect)

pro: awesome perks. free shit. paid to throw a party

con : no free time, no one sees any of the hardwork / bullshit a lot of people go through to produce these events.

>>716804647
prove it

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>>716804802
Do you see dead people?

>>716804626
40k a fucking month??

>>716804626
How do you maintain the websites? If like to do something along those lines as well. I know a good about of working in Dreamweaver

>>716804647
>propensity to kill innocent people

don't care, get that phat cash.

I know a bit about Raytheon, had a buddy that worked there that told me a lot of stuff that sounded really weird. Like literally picking up what was basically pieces of dust off the ground for like 15 an hour. the fuck lol

>>716804929

I've spent about 2 years getting clients to reach this point. But yes, around 40k a month recurring revenue.

College lab Tech

Pros: Hot/Cute female students

Cons: Retarded students

>>716802898
Yeah County

>>716804960

If they need a change, I complete it. Each client gets about an hours worth of work per month.

>>716804885
you know I can't do that.

>>716804876
You set-up guys are the real MVPs of the show, I hope the bands treat you guys with respect.

>>716804795
What oil station? Shell, BP, Mobil?

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Phone salesman

This year I made $38k

Pros: I work for a retailer, so I don't have to deal with following all the same rules and can charge pretty much whatever I want for certain things. (I gave someone an 8gb sd card for $50 last week). Plus if I'm not in the mood to deal with grandma's tech issues I can just send them to a corporate store which is usually what I do if they didn't buy anything from me or are not going to.

Cons: most of my income is from commission and that gets a little stressful considering how broken our structure is.

State accountant

Pros. Most people leave you alone. 99 percent of the time you don't have to deal with the public. The calculations aren't that hard.

Cons. Extreme political corruption. People are promoted to jobs they don't know how to do because they know someone or are related to someone. You end up redoing people's work for them, even people at double your pay grade that can't add a line of numbers. I've watched 3 early 20s somethings kiddos become office techs then promoted every year based on family ties. Believe me, there is no such thing as equal opportunity, and 9/10 state jobs you apply for are only advertised because they are legally required to post an ad and make it look like they are being impartial. Your only real shot is if you have a stem degree or the manager just happened to run out of cronies to stuff the ranks.