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R/wandvelling or something like that will have all the answers you need.

>>1446042
Try and find some mcdonalds thats open 24/7 and park in their parking lot if you want to sleep there. Get a window visor to block the sun and keep cool. Save as much money as you can. possibly get a sleeping bag or some kind of inflatable mattress that can fit in your car. eat as cheaply as possible. Get a gym membership so you can use their showers and shave there. Work out there while you can. If you have enough money saved rent a storage unit and make it a makeshift house. Collect and recycle cans and search for change constantly. Do side jobs on craigslist or even uber to supplement your income. Good luck my dude

https://www.reddit.com/r/vandwellers/ link

I avoid places that sit around on their ass dreaming up different ways to read tea leafs

I will say the fact that you're pondering it means you're perfect for the job, hopefully you get it

>>1446037
Lol, I'd take this question over the usual 'list yer 5 weaknesses' bs anyday

They don't care about what charitable things you do, they care about how well you can market yourself to idiots who do care.

Just say you give to charity or something, then very briefly explain how important that charity is to the community and how you care about its mission, but really don't oversell it.

bumping for interest

>>1446015
What I am interested in, is can I trust those niggers saying they make 77k$ a year. No way for me to prove that.

>>1446072
Well I wouldn't trust it. But I was thinking more along the lines of a more reasonable market. A site that claims huge sales is sketchy. But 20 or 30 sales a month would interest me, especially if I can increase that by hard work. I just quit smoking so this month wtf not spend 200$ on a website and take a chance lol it normally used to go to my lungs anyway

buy high sell low

>>1445998
Roulette gambling, literally the dumbest gamble in all of history.

>>1445998

taking advice about stocks from biz

Anyone?

I'm about to be a sophomore at uni so my advice won't be that great but you should definitely list professors that youve done research with, especially if it applies to your major or career path.

Depends on the job sector I suppose, I listed my professors as referees but then I am in a research physics position so it's extremely relevent to university work.

I think most grad employers understand you don't have professional references straight out of uni and take that into account really.

Kneepads

>>1445959

You fell for the college meme? It's all down hill from here.

Bumpo

>>1445940
Get a STEM degree. Too many business and econ majors out there.

>>1445945
i'm going to columbia though so finding a job in the financial sector shouldn't be too hard

I'm torn between Econ-Stats and Fin-Econ.

I doubled in History and Econ and it was pretty satisfying. Believe it or not, many business-minded students can't write for shit, especially when it's longer than one paragraph. A traditional liberal discipline like philosophy, literature, or history can add lots of flair to what would otherwise be prosaic clusterfucks of charts.

>>1445933

sales rep if you're a good looking normie

>>1445937

sales rep for a biotech company or something?

>>1445939

yup medical/pharm sales. Shit is outrageously expensive, they have to make a nice commission on that stuff.

>>1445916

well memed

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Is this good

>>1445922
Newfag to this board plz tell me what this is and how I can do this senpai

>enlighten me pls

>>1445909
>>1445909

One of life's greatest treasures is quitting a job without notice or telling anyone at work about it.

I pick up my most recent check and just don't go to work that day. I stay home playing videogames for hours, knowing I've saved up enough to enjoy the next month or two off before my job starts.

It's ecstasy when I check my phone and see something hilarious like 6 missed calls from work.

Get fucked, manager.

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>>1445924
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful, my friend.

I'm thinking about pretending to be nice to my bitch manager who's passive aggressive as fuck. I would just stop going to work there but I have friends that I will miss and want to say goodbye to.

>>1445909
Nah, I'm kind of friends with most of my managers. Would feel like a cunt and wouldn't want to burn any bridges even if walking out felt good in the moment. Even if the job is hell, riding out the two week notice and biting your tongue is the better option.

>the signs of this change in the goat's physiology actually appear around 10 seconds before it happens

At least explain that part for us.

course you have m8

>>1445923
Its an A+ /biz/ post though

Google the subject. Interesting read

>>1445886
because they hope the REIT will return more for the given risk.

why does anyone invest in anything?

>>1446235
>because they hope the REIT will return more for the given risk.

But what is the logical basis and calculation for it?

Because part of the higher return of direct investment in Real Estate derives from the management and physical work put into the ownership. Many have day jobs and don't want to do that, even though it is possible to get quite rich becoming a land lord of proper leverage is employed.

Replying because Charlie Kelly

I'm in my 3rd year and its definitely one of the best business degrees, depends highly on your ability to socialise and network but most people doing finance are pretty cool relative to other courses so its chill. Just do heaps of extra-curricular shit, volunteer, join an economics club, call stockbrokers for weekend work and there is a good chance you'll get rich. Look into the latest developments in machine learning money management though so you can find out what areas to avoid. Also its not heavy on maths but try to get a good knowledge of the basics down before you start

>>1445885
not OP but should I minor in economics with finance major if I'm decent at math but not very interested in doing a lot of it?

>>1445854
work in a big 4 bank and be a financial manager/advisor.
someting like that

>>1445836
Do you have an emergency fund?

>>1445836
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>>1445836
Drugs. College is easily the best place to flip any sort of drug for way more than what its worth. Its also one of the few 'businesses' that will a show profit in the first week.

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>>1445824
>what do you goys think is causing the current bout of economic stagnation?
Dying fiat money systems.

- large premine
- flexible inflation decided on by unelected delegates
- Only special parties are allowed to mine fiat currency by lending it into existence to their buddys

>>1445840
i used to think this viewpoint was ridiculous due to brainwashing at university, but i've over time come to the conclusion that the economic situation the world is in is completely the fault of the central banks of the world.

>>1445824
Lower Chinese demand may have began it but falling commodities like oil etc in response to USD exporting their inflation, all this along with record low rates as central banks begin a devaluation war essentially, markets have been propped to their fullest extent almost, with maybe a quarter of growth being actually fundamental. The stimulus packages unleashed have already been exhausted now with European instability and uncertainty