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My dad worked in healthcare sales his entire life. He majored in biology, and worked at a hospital where he ended up teaching staff how to use computers when they began to be implemented. Got hired with SMS who was eventually bought out by Siemens. Worked for Siemens until he retired. He did medical billing software and support. Nursing with sales experience will get you far. He averaged around 80k + commission.

>>1108284
Do you know if it's required or if they'll still hire you even if you went to school for business? because that's what I'm currently going for. How was his commission? I get that it's sales and it all depends but like on average how did he do?

just dont let any homeless people steal your equipment and dont have a faggy son and your good to go

Perfectbiz Negrotiations

>>1111524
Toppest kek. You made my day. Now if you could use your creativity and actually help me out here? :3

Also: what's my job title? I'm thinking...
Founder & Managing Director
...too pretentious?
Owner sounds... unprofessional. CEO is definitely too pretentious.
Leave away the "founder" and just be "Managing Director" at Perfectbiz Whatever?

g-guys? I could really need some help here, please?

>>1110765
>let say i walk into a bar or a museum, a stranger punches me. i hit him back, the stranger stumbles and broke a $5000 painting that belonged to the place, so who should be responsible to pay for that?
The stranger would bear 50-100% of the cost, and you would bear 0-50% of the cost. It all depends on whether the judge/jury believed that your action in hitting the stranger back was a necessary, reasonable and appropriate response under the circumstances.

>if i invited an acquaintance to my home and he broke my some of stuff, do i have the legal right to sue him for the damages?
Depends. Was he acting in a negligent or reckless manner, or did he break your stuff intentionally? If yes to any of these, then he likely bears some liability. If not, then no.

>>1111040
You're fired.

I'm a legalfag in the Netherlands. And the answer here is fairly simple. But the answer might be wildly different elsewhere.

The person that attacked you is responsible for the damage. He broke the law / violated your rights, he's accountable for the situation it lead to (it's a risk you take by attacking someone), there is damage and there is a direct causality between his actions and the damage.

The same applies to the second situation. The person violated your right to ownership, he can be held accountable, there is damage and there is causality.

And in both cases the law exists to protect the victim against these situations and not for any other reason (relativity).

>>1110126
Why orange County? Why California?

>>1110126

You need to move out of California.

Go east, young man. Find a safer place that doesn't have a shitty education system and overpriced cost of living.

>>1110131
Because that's where my job and roots are.

>>1111189
And I don´t have family money to play with.

I'd like to at least have a home paid for and enough in savings to at least live off of $2K a month. The younger you are, the more you need to retire.

Cut your expenses, and you could retire yesterday.

t. Fag who needs 100k to retire.

Now

>>1111115
how about ... NO!

Slavic Screech commands it.

>>1110816
>crashing

Kek normal fluctuations. Compare it to last month.

>>1110816
yup, sold it all. Bagholder gonna keep holding

>>1110533
I have zero experience. I mean it. Looks like going down tho.

>>1110585
But I just finished my first book, so I know alot. Trust me.

>>1110585
>Looks like going down tho.
Well yeah, it's a trust which entitles the holder to profit from some oil rigs, of course it's going to be down with the price of oil so low. How would it go up when the price of oil is going down?

>>1110200
yeah it's called a stock screener.
http://finviz.com/screener.ashx

>>1110200
Yes, OP. Buy stocks that are about to be de-listed. That way when they go to the pink sheets, you can make millions off your penny stocks and brag about it in the Robinhood thread

>>1110238
/sarcasm

>>1108102

Bump, I'm curious too, specifically about Ethereum

Some people will tell you where to start is in an alley or truck stop, but that's just trolling. The truth is that you should start at a sporting goods store. You need those kneepads or you'll be seriously hurting.

>>1108102
It's not too late. The total market cap of cryptos is only about $7B right now. I expect that one day it should be in the trillions easily.

The first step is to get bitcoins.I've heard coinbase is the place to go in America and coinjar is what I use in Australia.

Keep at least half your crypto in bitcoin. Regardless of what alt shills tell you, bitcoin is likely to stick around as the number one crypto. If any alt takes over number one spot you really won't need to have that much money invested now to make it big later anyway.

I use Poloniex to buy alts. Atm you can withdraw $2000 per day by giving a fake name and country.

Now this is going to be contentious and I will probably get shit on itt but I'm going to tell you my favourite alt. Monero/xmr is the real future of money. I would accumulate as much as you feel comfortable with after researching it a bit. Also since it's so easy on polo I would also buy $5-10 worth of some of the major alts just in case. They would be eth, xrp, ltc, doge.

Good luck anon.

>>1111553
since you sound too retarded to look into it yourself just use robinhood.

>>1111575
Isn't rh the only one that is free anyways? Everywhere else has fees.

>>1111580
p much

>>1111523
Buy a time machine and do better in school.

I hope you're not in junior or senior year of high school, because if you are, it's too late.

>>1111523
Step 1: get a dexamp Rx
Step 2: make a fortune holding Ethereum as it crowds out the shitcoins and becomes the king of crypto

>mfw Ethereum is going to replace bitcoin and people are still trading XMR and Doge

How to get rich /biz/?

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>Make a shit load of clickbait websites
>get google adsense
>share it on fb
>???????
>profit

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>>1110712
trade crypto

buy vanilla its pumping atm

also where can i suck dicks for money

>>1108763
Parents paid my whole degree, I have no loans and invest about 40 percent of the money I earn now. I realize I am very lucky to have done so and I'm trying my hardest not to waste the opportunity. I am forever grateful to them.

>>1108763
Didn't go to school but my folks have offered to cover my schooling. Never took advantage because good job but now that's about to dissappear I might go. Kind of old for school though at 25.

In high school my parents said they would match any scholarship i got. Little did they know i would get offered ~45grand, so they covered my apt and grocery money.

No debt unlike all of my peers [28yo]. Very thankful, strive not to forget it /squander etc

Then you've got STEM. STEM is great. I'm getting my Engineering Degree and license in a few years. But STEM doesn't teach you how government works and why. It doesn't teach you to appreciate the power of the novel. STEM damned sure doesn't teach you the historical context of today's events. Bridges to other cultures and ways of thinking are not opened up for you. The curriculum doesn't shape you into a broad, well rounded thinker possessed of culture and refinement. It effectively leaves you as a highly specialized technician whose labor is very valuable but who is gimped in terms of being able to comprehend modern society. I've met architectural and civil engineers who couldn't critically think their way out of a paper bag, and Chemistry PhDs who didn't know how WW2 happened. Outside of their narrow field they wind up as ignorant as a plumber or a janitor.

Personally I think that my way of doing things with a dual program is superior in that it nets me the best of both worlds, but that's just me. Now can this shitty memery just die?

>b-but muh women's studies and minority studies a shit!
>b-but art history is just four years of partying on someone else's money!

Yes, I know. THAT nobody is disputing.

You're not wrong, but it seems like being competent in both STEM and the humanities is redundant.

>>1108366

The STEM degree is both a fallback and proof of your competence. The Liberal Arts degree equips you to handle functioning in higher society and lets you do something other than your narrow specialization in STEM.