I was bored and I was watching a youtube video about some guy trolling those Pajeet windows virus scammers and one of his videos he had an interview with one...
And it seems that someone is paying money and setting everything up to get a supervisor and get a bunch of Pajeets to make/receive calls day long to take money from old fag retards and the interviewees mentioned that they don't know who actually owns the "company". So it got me to thinking...
Is employing Pajeets to scam money for you a profitable business for someone? I imagine it's probably some Russian guy who pays them a fraction of the money they scam to make passive income for him and it seems to add up to be quite substantial. Is there anyway we can get in on this? I'd think you'd need good connections to actually get in touch with these Indians to actually do the job well and wire you the money, right? What's up with this, what do you guys think
You really think pajeets cant come up with this scam on their own?
I like the angle, seriously. Use pajeet labor in our ventures.
If you're talking about fully going to the dark side there is no shortage of options. Ever seen that video of the guy who made 100k stealing bank account info and had some eastern euro callcenter do it? If you are looking for people to do any kind of work there is always a supply somewhere.
>>1422799
Let me be clear; I'm not advocating going to the dark side. I'm just explaining the ready availability for even that kind of work. Want an entire callcenter committing bank fraud for you? Go to eastern europe, because fuck you they don't care. They'll still do it.
Surely there is a legal way to use those pajeets?
Also your post mentions sending a supervisor over. This makes the most sense if you have the funds for actually hiring people.
>Parents pay for her to go to a good college with their money
>Goes for bio-tech related stuff
>Drops out and uses the college fund to start a bio-tech company
>Has an "invention" that her company is built on
>Turns out that her "invention" doesn't work
>She would have known this and would have had a chance to create something that might work if she hadn't dropped out before fucking learning anything
Why does everyone want to drop out and start a tech company when they don't even understand their own "cutting edge" tech because they dropped out before they learned enough to understand it?
>pic related and hilarious
>>1422027
>if she hadn't dropped out before fucking learning anything
That's not how tertiary education works, my underage friend.
It's not a progressive curriculum where you are taught the same subject over and over with increasing complexity.
No, it's quite different. Most courses cover completely isolated subjects. They last one semester and that's usually just enough to give you a basic understanding of the subject. Then the semester ends and you move on to different stuff.
So the only way to increase your expertise on a particular subject is to study/work with it beyond the course material. And that's what she (and just about every other dropout founder) did/does.
Staying in school after you find an interesting opportunity would just be a waste of time, money and opportunity.
survivor bias, how many dropped out of college only for their business to fail
>>1422061
>Being this smug while simultaneously being completely ignorant
Oh damn, I guess that Chem 1 and Chem 2 are totally separate classes that don't build on one another, and I guess bio-chem and organic-chem are the same way!
Oh, wait, no, that's total bullshit, because STEM is completely fucking unlike Liberal Arts bullshit precisely because it DOES build upon itself. You need calculus through differential equations to do highly advanced chemistry, and you need the lower level chemistry to do it too. You need cal2 at minimum to understand physics, and you need statistics and cal 1 to fully understand advanced economics and how to conduct a proper study for the various sciences.
Christ almighty, and you accuse me of being the underagefag...
Calling out TA fags.
There is a head and shoulders pattern forming in ETC. If TA is right, it should correct. So let's see how effective TA is.
Good, I've got a buy order ripe and ready should it drop.
>>1416081
What is the groundwork for technical analysis?
Does it have any logical justification at all?
Or is it genuinely just built on nothing? Because that's the impression I'm getting the more I read about it.
>>1416097
I think its just psychology.. patterns that repeat.
In this case its such a fucking fail, its fucking climbing again fuck. Looks like there is no time to wait for a correction, buy or die.
Why are you not running a youtube biz? My channel is finally picking up traction, made 1000$ in the first 5 days of August
I play minecraft and stuff
are you FitMC?
>>1429920
no theres thousands of MC channels theres no point guessing who I am
that guy makes more than me
>>1429922
Show more analytics.
Also how hard was it to master Sony Vegas?
Hey /biz/
I am a mathematics oriented guy with a good job making about $110k per year (before tax). I live in a relatively cheap apartment, own a decent car, and have no debt. I have been working for about 5 years and now have about $100k in the bank.
I have recently realized that I am pretty retarded for not having done anything with my savings this whole time. So I would like to learn a bit more about what my options are.
From my very basic googling and reading I gathered that I should be doing the following:
>Buy a house/property (i.e. put part of my savings into real estate)
>Start a Roth IRA (i.e. keep my liquid savings here earning a bit more interest but easily accessible)
>Buy some stocks (i.e. split into risky and not-so-risky, preferably vanguard bundles and index funds, respectively)
>Buy gold/silver (i.e. put some money into a commodity for the sake of diversity)
So first of all, does that make sense? Am I completely wrong? Or missing something important?
And secondly, what does a good distribution in the above categories look like? i.e. what percent of my money should I have in each category? I suspect this split depends on my total net worth. Any general rules of thumb or mathematical models to get a feel for it?
>>1429771
Get a financial adviser because obviously you know nothing about finance. You will lose all of your savings if you try to do it yourself.
>>1429784
But can you at least point to where what I said is wrong? Or a big thing that I am missing?
Also, is there some online tutorial? Youtube video? Whatever!
>>1429771
>I am a mathematics oriented guy with a good job making about $110k per year (before tax). I live in a relatively cheap apartment, own a decent car, and have no debt. I have been working for about 5 years and now have about $100k in the bank.
So you've earned about $400,000 after tax, live in a cheap area, own your car, and only have $100,000 in bank? What did the other $300,000 get you over those 5 years?
Figure that out and you're actually going to see some benefit. Focus on your shitty savings and you've already lost.
Has anyone else started watching this guy seriously after watching him ironically for a bit? I know he's a fraud and what not. At first I just put him on the background for a cheap laugh now and then for "muh lamborghinis".
After a while, I started realizing the content of his videos are actually informative, when he delivers the synopsis for self-help books in four or five minute videos. Even though he's an idiot, the content of what he's saying still holds true, and now I find myself watching his videos almost every day.
Can someone help me out here, because I feel that I'm getting memed somehow.
He doesn't say anything wrong necessarily. But he isn't saying anything mind blowing.
The YouTube channel is more of a sales funnel to get you to buy his stuff.
There's reams of knowledge and life experiences in books in your public library that you can read for free.
He says very obvious things and tries to make it feel like it's some grandiose revelation. It's a siren sing designed to make you feel like you're intelligent because you're following along or making ridiculously superficial connections. You're never actually going to improve your life by listening to him.
If you spent your time, instead, on actually achieving your goals instead of pissing it away on watching retarded YouTube videos, you might actually become successful.
His tips may seem obvious and they are but following them is a good step forward: be optimistic, learn something new every day, don't be scared of failure, read alot of books, invest in yourself etc etc. Very good tips but not mindblowing.
The art of management.
Most of you are NEETs and probably suck at being in positions of authority, we're going to change that.
Who are the great managers you look up to?
What do you think of Steve Jobs's people skills?
Tell stories about how you got shit employees to turn around and become great.
How did you get a team which was previously disagreeing to work together as a well oiled machine?
Recommend your favorite books on management.
>Pic Related: Cult leader and David Bowie hero Yukio Mishima
Bump for interest. Second interview this week for a supervisor role in my field with zero experience as a manager. I lied on my resume and I'm a fairly good bullshitter.
Any must read books / movies / youtube clips you guys can recommend?
>>1429709
I've always liked this crappy video on Youtube. Work out the link yourself
>watch?v=BNeXlJW70KQ
This is like 4D level management, literally asking for the impossible. Being told it's impossible and still asking for it.
I've never really read much management literature hence why I started the thread, what little experience I have is from running creative projects and directing actors.
There was a guy, I think his name was Mark Chussil. He's more about strategy than management, but still look up some videos of his he's really interesting.
I'm the head of the IT support & infraestructure team at work and I'm looking for ways to make sure we do the shit we HAVE TO DO (e.g. fix somebody's computer) as fast as possible so that we have time to do the shit we WANT TO DO (e.g. upgrade some shit so there's less stuff to do). We metaphorically just run around with fire extinguishers.
We have an issue/task tracking system of sorts where the users post what they need done.
Anybody in a similar situation (doesn't need to be IT)?
Any suggestions?
Why should I not move to Colombia, Thailand or Phillippines and live off 2% a year. Why should i work some job at McDonalds, or make a riskier investment like buying a McDonalds, because I know I will fail.
Why not? Well off the top of my head:
>Culture shock
>Potentially a victim of crime
>Sense of alienation
>Difficulty with taxation and money transfer
>Volatility in capital markets
Although the biggest red flag for me is the fact you haven't chosen a country out of the three. Unless you have your heart set on a place then don't move there.
Because you don't have enough money to do this.
you'll need like a million or two unless you intend to live really shittily in a 3rd world country
Also those countries are dangerous shitholes filled with diseases, where yiu don't speak the language
Try Malaysia. They speak English, everything is cheap, and the girls love white guys.
Is it even worth it to go back in school for 4 years (for a professional degree like pharmacy) just for a chance to get a job instead a shitty entry-level job I have right now with no hopes of going up without further education?
What does being 4 years behind in saving/investing even mean if you have barely-above minimum wage anyways?
Of course it's worth it to go back to school. Education is always important now days plus, you have a higher chance of getting a job later than the majority. The importance in this is in you. You have to find a way to motivate yourself and gradually shape yourself as a successful person.
muh dick
>>1429793
R10 special remix
We both know it bro.
What's your plan, /biz/?
>Start Youtube Channel
>Try out multiple formats and screen personas until something gets the demographic I'm really after
>Attack all social networks with a unified strategy to drive traffic to it.
>To the moon!!
Wim lottery x10
>>1429563
What sort of topic?
Isn't the federal tax system just slavery with extra steps?
Certainly feels like it sometimes.
>>1429477
>Taxes are just slavery with extra steps
>Debases rick in the process
Holy fucking shit you're either underage or an unironic fox news viewer. Either way your IQ is almost certainly in the double digits.
Fuck you for bringing down the IQ of this board even further, I cannot sage hard enough. Get the fuck >>>out REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>1429492
Logical argument man
What's the value of all the money in the world?
[spoiler]and would you stick a rusty nail up your pee hole for half of it?[/spoiler]
Fair trade and politics
NO
>>1429436
qTeepi, I was hoping for more of a numerical value
Nothing. Money doesn't have value in itself.
Why is every niche saturated?
>>1429395
because it's 2016 and not 2006
wait for new niches like VR or some such shit idk
>>1429395
Because you're not looking hard enough.
>save money
>wait for next big thing
>make t-shirts referencing it
>???
>Profit!
Seriously, Pokemon Go was an easy chunk of change if you spent 6 hours making shirts on shopify and then simple advertising.
Late now, the fad's gone, but wait for the next one.
Give me one good reason why you're not sitting on 218 btc
>Inb4 old people
>Inb4 low iq people
>Inb4 non white people
>Inb4 people who think their shitty altcoin (scamcoin ) is going places
>Inb4 I can't even predict what retarded reason there is to not be holding serious bitcoin in the current year
Last year bitcoin was worth 1/2 the current value
Stay Jewish
Stay neet
Stay mad
The kikes couldn't stop torrents, they'll never stop bitcoin
Bitcoin will always have a significant value
Stay mad u have zero bitcoins
Stay mad kikes
Sorry your anti bitcoin shilling won't stop bitcoin from exploding
I'm also very sorry you and your leftist commie fucks in the Jewish controlled media are spreading lies and bullshit against Trump
Sorry but you kikes and deceivers have lost this war
Keep shilling though
Because every year an exchange gets hacked wiping billions from the valuation and the money cant be recovered and returned.
>>1429352
Using exchanges as an excus
I can see your enormous Jewish nose from here
Hello /biz/ I took your advice months ago and have fully invested in this business. The profits keep on coming, hard and fast.
I have come to a point now, that I've reached a plateau. My business is not growing anymore. I am only one guy.... I can only provide my services to around 200 clients per day tops.
Is there a way that I can further grow my business, or is this the upper limits of this particular type of profession?
>>1429279
bitcoin is the future
well
for one
dont expand too fast
>>1429279
you cant