Archived threads in /biz/ - Business & Finance - 7678. page

>>1041417
Oh look preprogramming

Liberal shit.

The great irony is fucking actors who make 100 million dollars a year just playing pretend critique Wall Street and CEOs for making too much money.

>>1041417

movie looks like absolute garabaggío. DISCARDED.

Hey I guessed the Powerball number.
$4, yay. Time to go get a 50 cent soda and tostinos pizza in celebration of my fortune.

>>1041372
Double your money? Is that it? That's pretty easy anon. How fast do you want to? That answer depends on what you invest in.

>>1041366
Fair point. But think about how many times a day Chipotle does that. It's a different kind of business model. I've never seen a location that wasn't mobbed deep from open to close. And at least a ten dollar avg ticket to boot.

>>1041379

Think of how much Taco Bell pays for their sterilized genetically engineered super lettuce. Now think about how much Chipotle pays for their organic, socially responsible, locally sustainable, lettuce.

Every Chipotle I have seen in the last few months has been a ghost town. It use to be how you said, but now, I can get food the second I walk up to the counter. Id say they are dam near as fast as Mcdonalds at this point

>>1041366
you're getting 4 oz of rice, 4 oz of meat, 4 oz of beans, 4 oz of lettuce, 4 oz of cheese, and 4 oz of guac. a good manager can have his store make 15k on friday, 15k on saturday, and 15k on sunday.

you're getting maybe 2 oz of anything at taco bell. plus, a much, much lower quality product. a good manager can make 7.5k.

>they fail at being a real business
>the owners have gotten a lot of money thanks to CMG not being a real business

Though, I would wager that the owners are now milking CMG as price increases are no longer going to be valid for bringing in extra earnings for shareholders, and that lowering the quality of the product will start diminishing their demand at this point.

>>1041333
Where do you live?

>>1041336
Tri state area

>>1041333
Depends on the state
>NY you below average
>MN you above average

>>1041328
Thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Qc_j0Jci4c

>/biz/ bought at over $1

>>1041328
>>1041334
What's the GMO /biz/ video by that guy with a bear avatar?

I need to know!

Turn 90 degrees

Fill out

Profit?

fill out how though? what goes in what columns?

>>1041213
working? enjoy competing with people from third world countries

outsourcing? probably the way to do it.

>>1041213
It's a good side thing although I like UHRS work better.

I keep hearing you can do alright with Mturk but after getting to 1000 hits I still havn't found good jobs I like. Maybe it's too late and the good stuff doesn't exist anymore.

>>1041255
Apparently keeping track of forums is the best way to find good HITS. There's a subreddit for it, and if you stay out of the comments reddit might not be cancer.

>>1041162
>Implying T25s are impressive

1. Do not go to law school unless you can get into a T14. My boyfriend graduated at the top of his section at a T14 and has plenty of friends (all very smart people who passed the bar, got great clinic experiences, and good grades) are not yet employed.
2. Before even applying, WORK IN A LAW FIRM FIRST.

I cannot stress this second point enough. Every single person I know who went to law school immediately out of undergrad decided to swallow their $200K in loans and not practice law. Why? Because they went in with an fantasyland understanding of what being an attorney entails and realized way too late that working in a law firm (especially the BigLaw firms you'll need to get into to be able to afford your student loans) is soul crushing and miserable.

I have a background in tech and work as a data analyst in e-discovery at a major multinational firm. I decided to give it a try since it's a niche field that's growing very fast. I've been there for a year and while the pay is decent, it doesn't nearly compensate for the awful law firm lifestyle (filling out billable hour time sheets by the 6 minute increment, not being able to make plans during the weekday, needing to work check email at 11:30 pm, having to take my work laptop on my vacation to Europe because the case team is expecting to receive 75 GBs of data from opposing council). I'm looking to go back to the standard tech sector and reclaim some of my happiness.

I'm one of the lucky ones since I'm actually able to leave. The majority of my colleagues would love to find something else but because of student loans and/or lack of other skills, they can't.

The only attorneys I know who are genuinely happy are those in criminal law. The pay sucks at first (you can expect about $30-60k as a prosecutor or public defender, depending on jurisdiction), but it's always interesting and eventful.

TL;DR: seriously, unless you want to do crim law, don't go to law school.

>>1041162
Don't listen to retards like Aaron Clarey there is a demand for lawyers

>>1041152
b u m p

>>1041142
The Wall Street Journal if you want a daily. I had a student subscription to the economist for a little while. I didn't really like it because it's almost entirely opinion pieces.

>>1041131

EOMM here, ask away

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>>1041116
buy the dip

>>1041116
Is just a market correction, buy now and sell in a couple of weeks if you have want to make money. Sell everything if you want to fall for memes.

>>1041118
thought i did that days ago

pls ron paul this isnt' the future i chosed

learn some java, there are enough tutorials around that will teach you enough to do some easier apps alone. might take a month to learn but its worth it. if you expect that if you tell a programmer your idea and you bring in only the idea and nothing else and you share 50/50 while he is doing all the work...good luck finding this idiot.

>>1041103
Fair point. I'll look at Codecademy.

Here's exactly what to do:

- Go to a good business school and get a 4 year degree in BA

- In your spare time get to know your father's business intimately. Work as a tech, study his books, met his suppliers, learn what challenges he faced and what he faces now. Ask if you can be part of any meetings and even lead them.

- Get to know other companies in HVAC. What are they doing? who owns them? How do they compete. What strengths/weaknesses do they have

If you do these things you could probably graduate, and within a year or two gave total control over your father's company, be doing great and making plenty of money AND not have to spend much time hunched over doing manual labor.

Good luck, you have a great opportunity here.

>>1041157
Great, thanks for the lengthy reply. I screenshotted.

Any particular sect of business? Should I minor in finance/advertising?

>>1041094
Do MechE then go into HVAC. MechEs deal with HVAC systems of huge buildings while tradesmen take care of houses (and so the heavy work for huge buildings)