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>>1731194
Youre mentally challenged if you think every .com is taken. I registered my families LAST fucking NAME on .com and its a 5 letter fucking word.

You need to grow up

Just gotta get creative. And no you don't want anything but .com

I got this one a few years back: www.sidesinspace.com

>>1731212

Depends what the website is. If it's specific to a country then you can use that country's TLD like .com.au for Aus and .co.nz for NZ.

If it's worldwide then yeah .com is the best.

But the technical college on top of high school. What are you learning there?
Don't put a "Career Goal", you don't have a career
Don't put the Navy if you got kicked out after a month. Pretend it never happened

You write your resume based on where you are applying.

Work history first, education last.

Career goal should be called summary and should be something based on where you are applying such as "seeking an entry level position creating food at x store" where I can develop my skills as a sandwich artist.

Don't have a section called personal details. Just put your name up top as the biggest font, then under it, put your address, phone, and email, and then put a big line under it to separate from the rest of the resume.

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>>1731173
Formatting needs work. See if you can find the Mergers & Inquisitions resume template. That's a really solid, really sleek template for people in any industry (not just (((Finance))) ).

See pic - this is mine. It's a really solid format, and adequately hypes me up. Also, when describing experience, always use active verbs

>>1731075
Based on what your crystal fucking ball? How's sears/k-mart doing?
But to answer the question
>Disney
>Hershey

That list would have had krispy kream and Enron 15 years ago

>>1731086

The super hero fatigue will eventually set in and we already have a worldwide chocolate shortage driving up prices

>>1731086
Coke is just intuition.... yeah

Google is racing ahead for several huge technologies that it will have a near monopoly of if they develop it first. They will be bigger in the future once just one of these is realized.

Starbucks has just invented such a huge multiple-generation spanning devotions in people. I worked there for year and met people of every age and life style were coming atleast once a day. Some had been coming for decades, some only a couple of years, but once they started I've never personally seen or heard someone stop. They are a very innovative company that has the corner on a cheap, somewhat good cafe that gives off a classy air. Hell, they have the near monopoly on espresso as it is, and people of every age love espresso drinks.

Homedepot has been another innovative company that has always managed to stay relevant, I really trust that they will still only be competing with Lowe's for decades into the future because they've split the market.

>https://www.amagimetals.com
>cucking your gains over spot with shipping costs

>>1731145
You waste more profits on car insurance.
You waste more profits on home/renters insurance.

This is prophet insurance.

Whole different ball of wax.

>>1731152
and how exactly does profit differ from prophet insurance?

>>1731028
it's possible but statistically unlikely. About 80% of millionaires have a college degree. More if we only count people that didn't inherit their money.

Personally I know more millionaires with only high school than with degrees.

you'll be rich with TRUMP coin thats for sure

>>1731011
Not interested.

Buy silver and insure your prophets.

The rest is just collectivists jerking off to the sound of their own voices.

>>1731034
It don't really matter if you're interested, I am requesting information.

>>1731011
the only reason they could do what they did is they bought on margin. That's no longer allowed.

so what cost them billions of dollars would now cost you trillions. There's no way you could do it.

>hundreds of thousands
lol

Why would you want to make someone homeless Anon? Hit on a girl you liked at work?

>>1731004
the thing you don't realize is that the less productive employee is still profitable, meaning the excess done by the more productive employee is just a bonus.

also firing the less productive employee doesn't mean they'll be replaced with a more productive one. Usually you'll get a less productive one, and when you figure up the cost of firing one and hiring/training someone to replace them there's no way it's more profitable to fire them. In fact the less productive employee is likely to be promoted to a supervisory position where productivity doesn't matter, while the more productive employee will be passed up for promotion because they're too valuable in their production to lose.

your best bet is not to worry about what other people do. And if you insist on doing more work than others you should consider going into contracting or consulting where you'll be paid by how much you produce rather than how long it takes you to produce it.

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>>1731019
I would love to not worry about what others do - and typically don't. But Employee A spends all that extra down time literally finding shit to do so that she can try to delegate to the rest of us. She's lateral to me in organization, but due to her relationship with my boss she's like manager surrogate.

She relishes in creating work, and they trying to get someone else to do it.

>>1730962
Nice try

You would kneel to some autistic kid?>>1730962

>>1730962
How much does he make?

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>>1730961
what city?

>>1730967
bay area

>>1730983
15/hr is not going to be a living wage in the bay area

>>1730889
Do you need a degree, or can you learn it by yourself ?

>>1730894
I have nothing to put on my linkedin so a BSc Econ would be nice desu

>>1730902
Is linkedin a real thing or a meme ?

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>>1730854
and mathematics is equality as important because you need to know the math behind the alorithims

>>1730854
not gonna happen.

>>1730867
why because most quants are math olympiads?

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>>1730845

What does somebody like this stand to gain from a blatant lie?

>>1730877
i promise i have extremely confidential insider info, I dont know how else to reveal that this is true

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>>1730823
>mfw I know I'll have an easier time getting hired because I'm Hispanic
Whitebois be mad

>>1730823

Spaniard here, my skin is whiter than a glass a Milk.

Will this work for me? I don't know if hispanic in USA is only reffered for people of Latin America.

>>1730823
i thought that was a meme

Lurk more newfriend

The answer to all three questions is no

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>>1730785
>1. Is mining worth doing? Is there a reasonable way to make it profitable?
not bitcoin, but for other cryptos on a very large scale, so mostly, no
>2. Can you reliably make money from them?
Can you predict the currencies values or is it just random?
these coins right now are 99% speculation, whereas bitcoin is maybe 80%. it's mainly a bet against fiat.
>3. What is the best cryptocurrency to invest in?
https://coinmarketcap.com/ i have no clue lol, but i am bagholding bitcoin, LTC, and etc

https://discord.gg/jtBmHwJ

>>1730785
1. Nope. Nope
2. Nope, Space.
3. None

>>1730771
Just put in a stop loss and maintain it regularly. You will not regret taking a gain as much as you regret taking a loss.

>>1730771
You can sell some and if it drops (and you think long term the stock will go up) then buy some on the dip.

>>1730781
>>1730786
Thanks. I think I might just do that