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Yeap. Welcome to the 21st, ultra competitive job market.

>>1232746
2yrs experience unless you know someone at the company

Well I have two upcoming interviews with small firms that seem pretty shady desu. I'd prefer getting a job somewhere reputable, but if I'm seemingly fucked I guess I'll stick through it until I earn my licenses, then bolt somewhere else

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>>1232684
Check this out.
The CEO Dr. Senderowicz
>https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrian-senderowicz-b6621014
Used to work for Sanofi.
Sanofi has a drug called docetaxel which is FDA approved for lung cancer since 1999.
CERU's drug CRLX301, not 101 mentioned above uses Docetaxel.
It's already FDA approved and this man came from the company that made it work the way it does.
On top of that his cutting edge nanoparticle drug conjugates protect the patient from almost all side effects and are being injected (safely) with 10x the normal amount of docetaxel w/o their NDCs, thus improving their treatment.
This
cant
lose
CPXX will be shattered.
CERU will be the new benchmark meme on /biz/.

Hi, I'm relatively new to investing and i want to know how you evaluate a company.

>>1232739
I'm not sure about other sectors, but I use DCF (which can vary wildly) to get a rough estimate.
Then I ride the news through the numbers until I'm satisfied. with my gains and drop the stock.

Job title is worthless. I'm gonna let you finish but real quick I just wanted to say what pissed me off these recruiters with "Recruiting Executive" or "Personnel Director" as their titles on LinkedIn. Fuckers have like 1 year experience out of High School! Not even university what the fuck. Nigger you ain't a director and you ain't an Executive of shit.

Damn, as long as you aren't playing yourself up, your repertoire of tasks and responsibilities speak for themselves. If you aren't happy with your title, there are slightly different accolades you can go with. I'm a "Power Engineer" and even though the job has been around since the colonies decided to issue tickets for the firing of sea-coals for early high pressure boilers hundreds of years ago, my field of work becomes more obscured by modern types of engineers with each passing century.
I alternate between telling people my schooling is for a stationary engineer, a steam engineer, a thermal plant worker, power plant worker, operator, building operative etc.
But the thing that pisses me off is that I notice the worst workers try to give them self the most important title. The rookie level power engineer 5th class is basically a HVAC/boiler tech but will sometimes do work like changing lightbulbs if they have nothing else to do. This one girl who was a 5th kept knocking on people's doors and instead of saying "hello, maintenance" she would knock on the door and say "Engineering!!! XD" most confusing shit for others and annoyed the fuck out of me.
To give you an idea a 5th class might make 40-60k per year and work in a high-rise building, wheras 4th through 1st can crack 90-300k per year as a fucking power plant or refinery cheif engineer, so you can see why this woman bothers me. Guess job title doesn't matter so much since so many people modify their title to explain their position as THEY see fit. Multiply that by people going to "manager school" and you see we have a problem.

Similar deal, op. I'm a project manager who budgets, manages a team of developers in India, develops code in house, hires, trains. On top of scoping and managin projects end to end. It's a shit show at my job.

Yes. It is the most natural system to humans.

The free market is far from perfect despite what morons would have you believe.

Finite resources, artificial scarcity, natural monopolies, access to information, and accuracy of information are just a few of the things that require intervention in the free market.

>>1232619
But the nature of "intervention" is inherently flawed.

>>1232485
I deleted mine last month after a Filipino company contacted me to outsource my own job

>>1232485
I just made one yesterday

>>1232485
Literally don't bother
Fucking hell man it's the current year

>>1232432
prenup motherfucker

You would be a fool to get married if you have a 3.5 million dollar house.

>>1232451
how else do I get her a green card then? should I just "give" her 1 million for the investment green card?

>>1232379
short positions in tesla stock lel

that's a huge ramp-up, and he doesn't even have his gigafactory finished yet. 2018 is a stretch.

>>1232379
Obviously TSLA, dumbass. Unless you don't believe him, and considering that they've missed their projected launch date for every car they've launched, why would you? In which case short TSLA like >>1232383

>>1232379
wait till tesla drops to 200 or so then buy it

>>1232304
Because banks generate money by issuing loans backed on the money they receive. Governments are limited in the amount of new money they can generate.

>>1232304

Really hope this is bait because you're basically a berniebro-tier kind of stupid. First, involve politics in banking and you doom countries. Second, even a PA kind of unified financial market would open the financial sector door to direct politicians' influence, hence doom anyway. Imagine a country mangling its own financial market in its entirety for political gains (short term). Oh yes, Venezuela and Zimbabwe are good examples. What we need is a private fin sector regulated and audited by separated institutions, themselves regulated by the PA. Third, investment banks basically are professionals who IPO companies. As always, involve the state in this kind of shit and you spread corruption like bread to pigeons. Fourth, a Bank-state could raise your mortgage rate and you can't do shit about it. Imagine that. Boy rethink your economics and grow up

>>1232304
Do other countries have a right to exist?
Are we ending all international commerce now? Do countries no longer sell bonds?

>inb4 the next election's version of Bernie #occufags actually protest to end banking

>>1232240
Own a house? Yeah, no prob.
Live there? For a limited amount of time, yeah.

Law says a Canadian Citizen can live in the US for a maximum of 182 days in a 12 consecutive month period.

>>1232240
yes I'll sell you my house it's 1mil usd. That's a really good deal for s cali
you should act fast this deal is for closers

>>1232249
for a retiree is investing the 500k - 1m into an american business the only way to get a permanent green card?

>>1232228
it depends.

do you think your elected officials will work hard in the coming term to eliminate the deficit, commit to refinancing our long term debt at low rates, and establish an infrastructure replacement plan, coupled with entitlement reform?

no? well then, we're fucked.

>>1232241
This isn't the 30s, politicians don't really do anything significantly beneficial.

>>1232242
well, congress does control the purse

>>1232132
no

>>1232135
Also, why?

>>1232144
It makes him seem autistic and when you work for some of these agencies, they want you to be as normie as possible.

For example, CIA judges you on many criteria in terms of physical & emotional health.

Better for him to be slightly enthusiastic and presentable, than show his iq.

>>1231930
What pension, you muppet?

We're heading for a pension crisis.

>>1231935
I know but let's pretend we weren't, is it possible?

>>1231939
I don't know? If the sun goes supernova tomorrow can I hide out in a cave?

You'll have some pension (until the socialist state goes bankrupt), but obviously the public and private sector are two different entities.

Normally private pensions are offered for private sector workers.

>>1231898
Isn't that how the world works now?

>>1231899
To a lesser degree. I'm more interested in how this won't raise employment, generate economic growth, and herald a new age of wealth and prosperity for all.

>>1231898
The government wouldn't have enough money to keep this going for very long...

>>1231838
>hs teacher making 7k a month

$84,000 annual income?

better have a college degree and 10 years experience

otherwise: nope

>>1231859
Wagecuck detected.

OP could just hire 2-3 mexicans and try to find enough customers to mow lawns for 80-90 hrs a week.

He'd be making six figures, easily.

Ever is a bit open ended anon

Like every job ever has the possibility of being automated on a long enough timeline

But within the next 100 years? No.

A big part of accounting is fixing shit that others have fucked up. That requires a human touch. If you could automate the customers, the suppliers, management and all the other departments then yeah, accounting is pretty much dead.

>>1231747
Naah mate you couldn't automate audit
Cause they've tried and it just makes people trickier

Sure automation can stop mistakes but it can't stop people being dishonest