OK, /fit/, job thread 1. What you do for a living 2. Income

>1. What you do for a living
retail
>2. Income
nat min
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
take a guess

>>39150449

>I wholesale obscure and older semiconductors as well as commons stuff like CPUs and RAM

> I can't post the number or I will be called a liar.

>I'm unsatisfied with my body. I wish I was bigger. I'm single and having casual sex and haven't been able to find a sweet girl to settle down with and unsatisfied there.

In all other aspects of life, yes

>process control
>$100k after bonus and before taxation (is theft)
>yes. Broke 2pl8 bench, close to making it

1. What you do for a living
>IT
2. Income
>37k
3. Are you satisfied in general?
>First salaried job, no college, I can see me moving upward extremely quickly. Not satisfied, but not in an unhealthy way.

Manufacturing business analyst
48k
Noish. Pay is way low for my field but the job is easy, has cake hours, great benefits and an onsite gym that is an actual gym.


In the next 2 years i will top out at 60k at this company then using this resume building position move on.

> software dev
> currently unemployed
> no. depressed. hate my career path and think I should have picked something else but not sure what.

Help Desk
$18/h
No. I'd like to make more.

paramedic in canada
75k
yes

Intern while in school

$12/hr

I have a job so that's nice, if it ain't bad, its good, nam'sayin'?

Mil-fag

48k

Paid to workout, otherwise its meh

research assistant, working on PhD in engineering field

~$21k/yr

pretty amazing shit going on, hell yeah

>>39150689
What rank/branch?

CRNA
160k
Yep

1. Pharmacy Technician
2. 20k a year
3.Yea and no. I'd prefer working in a hospital because pay is better but apparently the schedule are horrible.

>>39150728
E-4 with housing pay USMC

>>39150449
1. US Army. hobby: Lifting>videogames>masturbating
2. $1500 a month
3. Only in it to get swole and save up money

>>39150449
1.Lawyer
2. $29,000 / yr
3. Not really. The legal profession has collapsed and law schools are still churning out thousands of under or unemployed grads every year. Don't become a lawyer kids, the profession is dead.

>>39150812
Tell me more please, I wanted to become a lawyer back in the days, kinda regret it

>>39150812
29k a year? Did you just get out of school or what?
The guy who mops the floor at Costco earns more than you

>>39150449
Police Constable
£25K
Meh. Need to increase my lifts and get a gf but not bad I suppose.

>>39150528
Are you 6Sigma?

What level?

Worth it?

>>39150449
Working on my masters in Geological Oceanography and hosting at Reb Lob for $9.25
I'm also in the Infantry in the National Guard.

I'm never satisfied.

10.8k after taxation. Cucked german kid here.

>>39150561
im also working helpdesk for $18, whats you plan moving forward?

I just picked up my ccna

Business Admin

£15k

Shit pay, my first desk job and the best job I ever had desu.

>>39150981
Will be joining the police force next year as soon as I get my NVQ BA L3, hope it's worth it.

>1. clinical research facilitator
>2. 32k USD
>3. Not professionally in the slightest. My position is a glorified internship they slapped a fancy title on to get someone way over qualified. Trying to break into forensic investigation, perhaps become a sworn state trooper and do state CSI.

>>39150449
1. Massage therapist
2.between 700-1000 a week, depends on tips
3. Quite satisfied, I get to massage that qt girl's butt for an hour while you complain about not having even touched a girl in 3 months.

>>39151086
you also have to grab old greasy men and grandmas and degenerate fatties. nigga sit down.

>>39150449
Work Public Accounting, make 78k, 2 years out of school.

Not satisfied, looking to get out of the industry soon

>>39150449
Daytrader

Hard to say, most of the time about 8-12k per month. Once in a blue moon I have a truly fantastic trade, my best is 23k in 1 day

Ya. It's more than I'd be making in engineering which is why I got my degree in, plus I can do it from wherever I want, even in bed

>>39151158
You owe the Government tax money.

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
social worker at a hospice
>2. Income
decent. $66k a year
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
no. hoping to go back to school to get my doctorate, and earn far more being a specialist

>>39150449
CPA
~90k
It's a good job. Not a dream or anything, but it pays the bills.

>>39151002
Nah, not 6 sigma or anything. Just advances process control for plants and refineries. I'm not sitting here looking at product variations in detail and calculating standard deviations and shit, just improving reliability, tuning, and general control scheme improvements. Most people really let their insteimentation fall to shit or have bad tuning which loses them money.
>Chem e degree though
And yea, worth it. Schooling was hard though. If anyone is adverse to going to college, just become a plant operator I would suggest. Good money and usually no education required...

>>39151176
How so? Short term capital gains do not benefit from any special tax rate, they are taxed at the same rate as ordinary income. I pay around 35%, the same as any other American working a salaried position close to 100k

>>39151158
Used to do that while working. Doubled my money in 3 months day trading the exact same stock...then I fucked up And held too long and took a $20k loss. Haven't jumped back into it :/ extremely depressing to think about.

>>39150528
taxation is not theft, you fucking idiots. I swear to god, libertarianism poisoned the minds of basically every white millennial.
The social contract contains rights and responsibilities. This is the foundation of western society.

>>39151226
Yeah sure, I hope they'll raid and investigate your shit soon.

>>39150785
remember all the other benefits. You make closer to 80k when you consider healthcare, food stipend, BAH, blah blah blah. Especially when your obese girlfriend starts pooping out kids.

>Economist, Data Analyst, Project Manager, CEO's work horse
>$50k salary, bonus looking to be $10-$15k

Very satisfied. Its my first job out of college, got it with a company I interned for. They're growing super fast and the leadership loves me - I've done very well in the projects I've handled so far (five months in, completely redid our AdWords campaign, hired new developers, wrote a few business plans for int'l expansion and spinning off into related industries).

Will likely be in charge of our new operation in Australia this time next year, with the expectation I'll eventually build it into an operation spanning most of Asia.

Don't fall for the GPA meme, focus on your internships, student leadership positions, and networking while you're in school. Nobody gives a fuck about your 4.0 unless you're going to grad school. If you want a job, prove you get things done in environments that are similar to a work place.

>>39151158
>>39151237
gib knowledge

pls

>>39151239
Just keep raising tax rates and tell the drones it's not theft! It's for the good of the country! Stronger together, comrade! That or the gulags !
Fucking retard. How about instead of raising taxes to fix every pitfall we control spending instead?
- it is theft

>>39151158
What are you doing exactly?
Read any books on it?

>>39151267
Volatile small cap stocks that swing 5% on any given day.
Have fun and don't use margin if you can't cover the worst case scenario.

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
Jr. Systems Admin
>2. Income
55K
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
No

>>39150449
Software consultant/contractor

200k- 300k

Not too happy atm. Work is 25/7 and some contracts are driving me nuts. OHP is at 165lbs at least (I'm 200 lbs @ 6ft). Feels decent

>>39151295
any advice for me

>>39151045

Senior Software developer

95k

Pretty legit. I'm lucky enough to be working at a place where management accepts my assessment of problems that are too technical for them to understand. Also the developers underneath me aren't completely incompetent, which is nice.

>>39151239
Cuck. Fiat money system it self isn't legitimate due to state monopoly.

>>39150449
1. Paramedic
2. Around 60k/year before overtime
3. Satisfied as fuck

>>39151301
I started help desk at the company I'm at now. While there, performed job tasks. Asked the network admin if he had any projects he needed help with. Added that to resume and applied for system admin role.

Easier to get a promo then to start new job at a mid level position (generally speaking). You have the creds, so look in your area for sys admin/network admin openings and apply. (standard job search tips apply here)

Good luck.

>>39151279
>keep raising tax rates
if you're American, your effective tax rate is nearly as low as it's ever been since WW2.
You're obviously too uninformed to argue with.
>muh taxation = communism
slippery slope fallacy, faggot. kill yourself

>>39150449
Software Dev
121k
I feel like killing most people I meet so not really.

Firefighter/paramedic
85k/yr +benefits and pension
Best job I'll ever have

>>39151237
How big of a position were you in to lose 20k? I keep losses to a minimum because I'm deathly afraid, the stocks I trade are wildly unpredictable so i sell at the first sign of weakness.

>>39151243
lol everything is on paper and records at TD Ameritrade, I'm not Jordan Belfort

>>39151267
>>39151281
not >>39151287 but he's not wrong. Microcap (companies worth 300 million and less) stocks with low float spiking on good news. I dont swingtrade because I'm bad at predicting overnight situations. Just today I traded DRWI, in at 3.40 on the breakout, out at 3.8 when it was a lower trough, then again in at 4.20 and out at 4.40. Made 1.8k today.

I read so many books and watched so many DVDs. I started learning back in college when I was 18. I was super dumb and overconfident, thought trading was easy and after just 2 months of "studying" i started trading and lost 10k in 2 months. Took me about 2 years to make consistent profits.

>>39151304
>fiat isn't legitimate
yes it is, idiot. Look around. Fiat is legitimate because society deems it legitimate. You must be one of those End Duh Fed!!! retards huh. Which probably means you want to go back to the gold standard?
Well, consider this:
This is a bad idea because countries lose the flexibility to expand or contract the monetary supply in response to economic conditions. An expanding economy requires more currency to make transactions, and a failure to supply this currency will retard economic growth or and/or lead to deflation. A shrinking economy, in the absence of a banking crisis, will require less money, and a failure to remove money from the economy can lead to inflation. The worst situation is when a banking crisis appears simultaneously with a depressed economy. People respond to the uncertainty by holding onto money. This leads to both depressed prices of commodities (i.e., which translates to less demand for mining new gold) and a need for more currency to be added to the economy. The resulting deflation can cause people to hoard even more currency, exacerbating the economic crisis.

> GM for a lodge

>40k a year + bonuses

>Yeah, I really like my job. Only issue are the people who work there (hired by corporate office)

Nice to have a job where I can use my fitizenship to intimidate guests and employees

>>39151364
(diff anon but still)
Saying that its as low as its never been since WW2 doesn't change that it is theft.

>>39151281
>>39151267
To add on to >>39151388, I can't teach u anything this quickly right here. If you want to learn more, torrent "textbook trading". It's the best DVD Ive ever seen. It's not enough tho, you need to study candlestick patterns. Trading really isn't that difficult but I guess I'm only saying that now because I've gotten very good at it; kinda like a professor thinks the calc1 he teaches is easy af but the students he's teaching have no idea

>>39150449
Bartender
$25/hr
Nope

Dockmaster
$32K/year plus tips
Meh, hope to get an office job sometime soon or start a business

What do you do for a living?
Ag worker
Income
100 dollars a week
Happy?
not really but not job related so much

>>39151407
Explaining economics to people is useless - remember, we live in a society where your opinion is legitimate simply by the virtue of you having one.

My degree is in economics. The amount of people that assume you're lying/condescending when you explain simple concepts to them is insane. everybody thinks they know what they're talking about because they pay taxes.

>tfw libertarian economics is the equivalent of the flat earth theory

>>39151425
no, the social contract is why it's not theft. To live in a society, you accept both the rights AND responsibilities of that society. This being a republic, you accept the decisions (as long as the are constitutional) made by the people that the majority vote into power. Saying the parts you don't like are theft is basically just whining.

>>39151388
$33k in $OAS. $9.00 was a good price on the range I was day trading, then $25 WTI oil happened and I panicked thinking it would be another fracking company gone bankrupt. It's now $12.0.
Oh well.

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day trading / medicin

400k yr from daytrading 400k from doctor stuff

Pretty much, own 1 lambo & 1 range rover

>>39151466
Thoughts on Thomas Sowell?

>>39150449
1. Sales management for a german electronics company
2. Around 30k a year after taxes
3. The job itself is great, I cant stand my coworkers though. One of them is going to quit soon, so we'll see after that.

>>39151502
>Misspelled medicine
>Doctor stuff
Doubts

>>39151502
kys

>>39151484
Shouldnt have gotten scared out so easily unless price action dictated it. This is why I dont trade commodities, I know nothing about long term investing. Except when oil was low af back in January I bought 100k of ERF@3 because I didnt think it could get any lower and held it to 6.

>>39151502
>800k a year
>buys a lambo
fuckin pleb if i was making nearly 1 mil a year Id have a Zonda

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I do nothing for income and live with me mum. I'm 21 and have no idea what I'm doing.

>>39151544
Yea, shit sucks. Now I've just got $40k split between shell (RDS.a) and anadarkp (apc). Long term is retarded and short term is where the money is but idk if I want to go back to that until I have $100k and can make decent money on really small swings.

Backend software engineer, $37/hour, totally happy with it. I'm doing an M.Sc. in applied maths at the same time, but working is more fun, and if I didn't want to finish my degree, I would just work fulltime.

>>39151407

>>>/lgbt/

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>>39151466

>>39150785
>>39151260
Sounds nice senpai, considering joining after getting an LP shunt removed and am lucky enough to get a medical waiver

Is it as n-no homo brah as I've heard?

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>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
Full time: physics grad student + TA
Part time: bartend at a gay bar
>2. Income
30k - 45k depending on TA offering and tips from part time job.
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
Very, even though I want to kill myself everyday.

>>39150449
-sell my boy pucci to wierd old men
-50k a year
-yes

>>39151692
marines are a bunch of macho men fucks who bro out constantly, albeit smart macho man fucks
army are all retarded outside of intelligence
navy/air force is just a regular job with regular people, except less freedom.

>>39151595
Oil is rising but it's a global commodity, I mean it might keep going but very slowly. It's gonna take you years to get 40k to 100k holding billion dollar companies.

How good are you at day/swingtrading? It took me fucking long as shit to learn. I think you should start studying hard and then start trading penny stocks like I do. Keep your position sizes small, I rarely trade with a position bigger than 10k so it's quite hard to lose a lot of money, I dont think I'll ever have a 10k loss like you did in the past. If i doubled or tripled my position size I could be making 500k a year but that's too much stress and 10k loss would be easy. I dont think I could stomach a loss that big

>>39151658
you sure got me

>>39150449
Animator
70k
Mostly, yeah

>>39150449
i cut fish in pieces
1400 european shekels a month
no but im too lazy to go for something better desu

on the other hand i get to eat quality fresh fish pretty much daily

>>39151045
I'm getting my comp sci degree. Dunno what I'm going to do after.

>>39151506
My biggest issue with Sowell is an opposition to the Fed - central banks are necessary in that they are necessary to prevent market freefall in the event of a major economic shock. The impacts of 2008 would have been much worse if the Fed wasn't able to implement QE.

The Fee Market is great, but regulation is necessary. Some markets need it more than others. Food and Drug companies have repeatedly demonstrated regulation is necessary for consumer health and safety. However, I'm opposes to regulations like zoning laws. Houston is a great example of this - although that city needs to get its shit together and get a train system, it has largely avoided pricing lower income people out of areas close to the city and skyrocketing real estate costs in cities like San Francisco and Manhattan ( of course, the abundance of developable land certainly doesn't hurt when in comes to keeping prices low - that can't entirely be attributed to the relatively few zoning laws in H town).

He fundamentally misunderstands issues facing minorities and how structural inequality works. His ideas on leaving poverty don't account for a lot of sociological and paycological factors, and hugely underestimate the impact of generational wealth.

Don't agree with him on much. Liberalism is appealing, but not a sustainable system in the long-term. Nobody wants every road to be a toll road.

dont know what to do with justice studies degree.
feel like I fucked up

>>39152173
I have 2 friends in criminal justice, one in school getting a Master's and the other works for the DEA. He said after the James Comey scandal with Shillary the FBI is the laughing stock of all the government agencies and it's not a good career choice now

>>39152195
> it's not a good career choice now
yea, that's the issue. Just graduated. Job prospects are pretty grim. Considering masters but idk which path to go next.
I don't feel particularly 'called' to anything.

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
Sales department in an office
>2. Income
50k
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
Absolutely not. Looking for a raise. If I don't get it this year, I'll search for another job and quit as soon as I found one.

Security

Low

No its shit

>>39152211
I can't give much advice cuz I'm the daytrader in this thread so im totally disconnected from the world in terms of careers, but I would think law enforcement would be a good start. That's what my friend in school is doing, tryna get hired by NYPD

*spoiler* too bad he's white and they mainly accept minorities cuz of 'muh inequality n racial tensions'

>>39150449
>database reporter
>40k lmaoAmerican$/year
>mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

> merchandising at a large home improvement store
Pretty good, moving for 8 hours a day, sometimes lifting stuff for setting up displays/seasonal changes. Most of my co-workers are still fat, though. Literally no thin chicks on my team.

>$10/hr
Was making twice as much at my last job but my schedule is better now and I get off in the early afternoon rather than early morning. Still have enough to live, but I can't save like I had been.

>Pretty boring and kinda tedious, but it's easy for the most part. Pretty average I guess.

>>39151938
Oh yea, I'm not going to get to $100k just on that. I've got a job paying $100k. But you know, bills and shit and haven't been working that much or I would have $100k saved...
But yea...if I'm serious about getting back into it I need to read more before I do it and play smaller...

>>39152142
damn i feel like im learning

1. What you do for a living
Just got hired as an ER nurse at a local trauma center. Graduated nursing school in august and just got my license last week.
2. Income
told me i'd be starting at $42/hr (night shifts)
3. Are you satisfied in general?
Hell yeah muthafucka. Was an EMT-B before (11hr/hr) , cool job but crap pay. Am only 23 years-old right now and life is looking gooood

Hopefully i don't get stabbed by some meth or PCP patients

>>39152287
I can only speak to my particular niche of microcap daytrading particularly buying breakouts and dip buying bounces of support, but if you're interested in that then the DVD i mentioned earlier in the thread is the best one I've ever watched. Idk how much you know about trading but I feel like unless you're an expert you should watch it as a refresher to the various candlestick and psychological patterns if nothing else.

I'm only 25 so I haven't been doing this successfully for very long but who knows, maybe with experience I'll get more comfortable and start increasing my position sizes and I can hit 500k or even a mil a year. But for my age, I dont know a single person who makes as much money as I do so I'm quite happy with that

>>39152257
still appreciate it thanks!
>tfw too dark to be white and too white to be dark- that olive middle get no benefits from either side haha.
I've considered law enforcment with the city but hiring freeze for a while now. Might look into arson investigation or firefighting in the meantime- heck social work if there's opportunities. Not smart enough to do daytrading haha

>>39152387
Maybe other civil service jobs would be good for you? Idk where you live or what pay is but my dad works for the Department of Sanitation here in NYC and he pulls in near 6 figures every year once you factor in overtime. Firefighters also make hella bank.


nah m8 if you really wanted to you learn to trade, you could do it. You dont not have to be smart at all to do what I do because you're competing with other normies. I trade shitty companies that wall st doesnt give a fuck about, therefore I'm not competing with the insanely intelligent people and computer that trade bigger stocks like Facebook and Apple. The most important thing would be discipline and ability to not act on emotion. After that it takes just some time studying (less time than a degree in college if you have the right tools) and then the money making possibilities are basically endless.

>>39152449
From Toronto. Canada isn't doing so hot recently. I'll keep my eyes open for other jobs. as for studying, might as well be productive while I search. i've got around 10k sitting around thanks to working as a lifeguard.

>>39150566
What province desu? Thinking of getting into that field myself. Any advice?

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I run the social media and do some general graphic design, PR shit for a very famous adult company.

I make about 30k a year. Job is relaxed and not super stressful. Not exactly a cakewalk though.

Nah. I've been thinking about killing myself for several years now. I'm extremely disappointed in myself for where I am thus far and not being more of a success. I work 45 hours a week and go to school for computer science at night, and spend 8-10 hours a week in the gym. I am mediocre in all aspects.

Every day on my way to work I see some guy around my age driving a Mercedes G-Wagon and I feel so much anger that it isn't me.

Pic is me to make it /fit/ related. I'm also extremely unhappy with my body.

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1. im a owner of a family business (supermarket) with 4 million euro revenue per year

2. a lot i guess

3. no im not, i was forced in this shit and now im doing most of the work while my brother sits back and fools around with his gold digger wife
im fucking a married romanian stripper (im her secret lover when shes working here) and my first love denied me last year

i dont even want all this money because i dont care about materialistic bullshit like my brother

what the fuck am i doing

>>39151262
Fuck. I wish someone had told me this. I got a 3.7 and no one will hire me.

1. Cash game poker player
2. ~$28/hour, varies per month
3. Only fools are satisfied

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>>39151304

>>39152475
Oh cool, I was a lifeguard too all throughout high school and college.

My advice is spend several months just reading and watching DVDs and youtube videos learning before touching your money, and then when you start, start off with 1000 dollars per trade or less. You're definitely going to make mistakes so you want to keep losses small.

In your search for learning materials you're probably gonna come across Tim Sykes as he's very famous in this field. He's a decent trader but not a very good teacher imo because he is very scatter-brained and disorganized. You can watch his videos on youtube to see the stock patterns and where he got into and out of a trade but I wouldnt spend my time listening to everything he says, it just takes too long

1. What you do for a living
> Resident fitness trainer 20 hours per week

2. Income
> About 800 europoors per month

3. Are you satisfied in general?
> Still working my way out of depression but other than that yes. Dont have to take pills that keep me from killing myself so that is nice. All of the social contacts at the job really help. Want to go independant but cant trust myself with being that self organized yet. I get paid to look at qt asses while they squat

Cashier retail cuck
$11.50
Moderately

>>39150449
who is this chasm of cock spasms

>>39152520
Sell the business, take the money and move to South East Asia.

>>39152564
appreciate it man thanks! You've helped me more than you know.

>>39152592
cant do this to my family man, i have a twisted love-hate thing for them
i value things like honor and pride (despite fucking a married woman with a kid)

>>39152601
no problem. Good luck. I'd like to find more daytraders out there, it seems like there's so few of us. Most of the people I know try, lose a bit of money, get scared, and quit. That was me when i was 18 and lost 10k but Im stubborn as hell and for some reason I was determined to stick through it and here I am 7 years later.

>>39152615
Find a good therapist then

1. PhD Student
2. $52k
3. Yessss

>>39152601
to add on to this>>39152622, this is a very good youtube channel to follow and learn from. He's an exceptional trader who was a student of Tim Sykes but was too successful and got banned basically out of jealousy. So now he made his own channel and is teaching people for free out of spite. However this is a more advanced topics he discusses so once youve done a bit of studying and understand basic terms you can come here and watch his vids

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcj26QyKMTwRwZmHAFjlXXw

>>39152679
will check out. gotta lay that foundation first. Hopefully I retain what I read.

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
I collect returnable bottles in germany
>2. Income
30-100€/ month
>Are you satisfied in general?
Well, i always have enough cash for food and gym member ship (i live in a tent in the forest). So yeah i'm happy.

1. Equity structurer
2. 180k + 6% pnl
3. It's OK hours are roughish (7-7)

>>39152750
good luck m8. Try not to pay for anything, there's so much free books and info out there. Pirate Bay is your best friend

1. What you do for a living
Marketing for a painting company
2. Income
30k year
3. Are you satisfied in general?
I'm satisfied with everything else except this job. It's boring as shit. I just reddit/4chan all day, waiting to go home.

I'm just gonna save up enough money and travel. Go from there. I don't know. The office life isn't for me.

>>39150449

1. software engineer
2. 135k
3. I'm taking a break from it because I despise it and it bleeds into every part of my life

am working on my own thing with the goal of working part time

>>39152553
cuck

1) sell cars
2)in my first year right now, YTD is 50 right now.
3)for the most part, yes

>>39150512
Tell us how much, that just sounds incredibly douchey to put it that way. I know a self taught programmer who is 22 making $270,000 a year

>>39152981
Do you sell new or used? What company? How much commission do salesmen actually make? Ive heard 20-25% on the profit the dealer makes so what customer pays - factory invoice

>>39150449
1:Technical officer
2:23k
3:I'm extremely dissatisfied with my life and will likely remain such for the rest of it.

>>39150449
Pipeliner/Maintenance fitter
180k
Fuck yes. FIFO is the best

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1. Facility Manager for university
2. $65k (low for area, but not for my experience)
3. Fuck yes, best job I've ever had! Be The Guy when shit breaks, get mired by qt nursing students and hot moms. Learn skills to start my own business.

>>39151320
>>39151372

Interesting to see that the paramedics are the happiest people in this thread.

Just an observation.

>>39152615
>honour
>pride
>fucking a married woman

Don't think you actually have any concept of what those words mean you piece of shit

>>39153055
I am an internet salesman for Toyota. So I sell both, but end up primarily selling new. Like 75/25 new used. We get 25% of the gross profit of the front end at my store. Meaning if you buy a car at full price with a markup of $2000 and we hold $1000 on your trade, I made 25% of $3000, technically I made 25% of $2600 because the dealer takes out $400 but that's irrelevant mostly. Most deals I do end up being negative deals, or deals with gross so little I get my flat pay of $150 a unit. Most of your money gets made by hitting unit bonuses and what not.

>>39151466

>Be an Economist
>Everything you know is theoretical
>There is no "perfect" model of anything you learn just speculation about the world.
>Act like people are stupid when they don't understand theoretical models.

Therapist
30k/yr
No. It's why I'm saving up so I can get my PhD and do research instead.

>>39153199
ah ok. When you say most deals end up being negative deals you mean people jew you down to below invoice price? Why does the dealer sell them for that cheap? Wouldn't they be losing money? Or is the invoice price not the "real" invoice price that the dealer pays for the car so they make money regardless?

Reason I'm asking is because my parents bought a 2016 subaru forester recently and it was supposed to be 28k MSRP but my mom jewed it down to 25, and then she felt bad for the salesmen when I said he's probably not gonna make an money off of us because Im pretty sure that 25k is close to if not below MSRP

btw when is the Supra coming out i want one

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>>39152615

The things you value clearly don't agree with your principles.

I think you need to re-evaluate what your really believe in.

>>39152514
I am 29 with no job, no money, no work experience, no drivers licence, no friends, no gf, wizard in 1 year and trying to finnish a degree in the field I hate and too stupid to do (last year of Msc).

I think of killing myself everyday.

99.99 % of the population is more successful then me

I don't think there is any anger left in me, only acceptance.

All I can say anon, dont give up, dont become me.

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Fire alarm/Sprinkler Inspector
41k
Got gf. Got gym. Got place and car. Things are good bros.

>everyone makes 90k a year right out of college: the thread

1. teacher
2. 45k
3. yes

pros:
>been /fit/ living for 3 months and now in the best shape of my life
>never bored, still always getting into new books, tv shows, podcasts, etc.
>get to sit in my bed and lock my door and eat taco bell every day
>started smoking cigs again and loving it
>feel like I'm getting better at my job every year

Cons:
>shitty apartment
>epilepsy
>no gf
>sex drive way down for reasons idk

>>39152514

Bro, assuming this is legit, please don't actually kill yourself. You don't look like an autist and are doing better than most guys. If you really aren't happy then just change something or keep working on yourself.

Btw your body is better than 95% of the male population.

>>39153403
>everyone on 4chan is 22 years old: the generalization

>>39153154
Its weird. Considering it is a very stressful job.

1) Web Developer
2) 70k
3) No gf, so of course not.

>>39150449

1. Lawyer
2. Topped out at slightly under $300k/yr salary+bonus before I got laid off
3. Hated my job to the point I was hoping I'd die in my sleep or during my commute. Got laid off, which was shitty and now unemployed, but I feel a lot better not working.

>>39153407

>sex drive way down for reasons idk
>started smoking cigs again and loving it

Doctor here. You decreased libido is directly related to your new smoking habit (You can google it if you don't believe me).

It is more prevalent in some of the population and from the sound of it you are more severely effected.

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>>39153407
>get to sit in my bed and lock my door and eat taco bell every day
>started smoking cigs again and loving it
then
>sex drive way down for reasons idk

Architect/Freelance Design
~$65k/year

Really satisfied with my life in general. Some weeks I only work 25-30 hours some about 50. I do a lot of work from home. I would like to make more money but I really like the work/life balance and flexibility I get right now. I want to be making closer to $100k soon. Architecture doesn't pay that well though.

>>39153359
>sprinkler inspector
ya know, I never knew this was a job

nice

>>39153464
>>39153466

yea I definitely believe cigs contribute, but I just haven't gotten laid in a while and I think I sort of gave up. I very gradually stopped jerking off well before cigs.

>>39153431
My problem is probably that I live in San Diego. I cannot afford my own place, and renting with people my age (I'm 22) already turned out to be a nightmare where I was selling drugs to make up for their missed bills. I'm surrounded by people making a fuck ton of money and stuck trying to figure out how I'll make the 6 figures a year women and society demands.

>>39153210
>implying economists don't already know this

Nobody says we make perfect models. Our value is in understanding what might happen to the economy and how to prepare for it/capitalize on it.

Grad Student
33000
Hell yeah, moving up in the world.

>>39150449
>teacher
>shit
>absolutely

>>39150770
Shout out to my pharm tech bro.

>>39150449

>Nightfill manager at a grocery store

>$33/h, usually 40+ hours a week (contract for a minimum of 25 hours)

>Life's good, I have a good social circle, I'm engaged, I own my own home and money isn't an issue right now.

I want to study medicine though, but I'm wondering if the time and stress will be worth it when I could just climb the ladder in my workplace

>>39156161
33 an hour isnt bad. A lot grocers are good with internal promotion too.

If you're passionate about medicine do that, but there's no need to put yourself through something as miserable at med school if you don't like it.

>>39156161
dang how'd you manage to own a house?
I'm really glad you have it all together, any advice?

>>39152514
What the fuck? I do exactly that, except 32 biz's report to me for social media, getting min wage and 99x more dyel than you.
How could you be unhappy...

Purchasing Supervisor
40k /year sal
Could be doing a lot worse for 24yo and first job outa uni

Why does everybody have jobs? I thought /fit/ was nothing but NEETs? GTFO 4chan fucking normies REEEEE

>>39150968
Nope been in practice several years, currently work as a government lawyer. That's just literally how shitty salaries are for the 99 percent of grads who don't have daddy's firm to hire them (assuming daddy is partner at one of the firms that hasn't been cannibalized since the entire field took a collective shit). That's actually great for my area, i have old classmates who have been pulling 70+ hour weeks as lawyers for years and are still stuck in basements doing document review for 12 bucks an hour.

When you've got literally 2-3 qualified, licensed law grads for each job available (all jobs, including the shit ones) there is literally no incentive for employers to pay you more than shit, and practically no industry wants to hire a licensed JD for non lawyer work since you are seen as a flight risk and washout.

Seriously, any lawyer under 35 will tell you: do. Not. Fucking. Go. To. Law. School.

yo where the unemployed shut ins at
am i even on 4chan anymore

>>39156996

back to r9k, aspie

>>39157091
I've been here since 2009 asshole!

>>39150449
Mechanical Systems Engineer
Just got my offer out of undergrad but 70k
Honestly, I don't really feel like I've earned anything of the "success" I've gotten. Just did what was expected and got money/contacts. Probably will kill myself by 30.

Police trainee
1700$ bi weekly
Too busy

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living?
Private security/bodyguard

>2. Income
43k - 59k

>3. Are you satisfied in general?
Absolutely, my life used to be mess, debts, didn't have time for shit etc. But I pretty much have everything under control now

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>>39152349
Only 11/hr? in what country? Im signing up for the EMR course in Canada tomorrow, i was expecting paramedics to be paid much higher

>>39157041
They're more concentrated on /r9k/ and /pol/. On /fit/ if u can get Ur shit together enough to lift then u can get Ur shit together enough to get a job and be productive, etc. Mostly...

Firefighter
34k a year, supplemented by part time work
Can't believe I get paid to do it. Best job in the world.

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
Linux engineer
>2. Income
82k /yr
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
Can't complain

>>39158399
How often do u go out on calls and how often are those actual fires where u have to go into a burning building? I'm guessing rarely since your pay isnt much so u can't be in a big city

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1. I'm a health economist
2. $62k on a casual contract but I should be at 90k by end of next month because I'm getting hired full time
3. No. I probably won't be satisfied with less than $150k but this is moot as I plan to try to work for the UN in the next 10 years so between now and then I need experience and research upskilling

>>39151262

dang son that first line is basically my role too. I'm >>39159294
vouching for the internships bit too, it was unpaid but it got me hired in another role when nothing else did

>>39151466

I'm an economist with a fairly pro-regulatory mindset and I don't think the state should interfere in social issues, but every time I talk to progressives and /pol/tards I want to kill them. They're possibly deliberately retarded, but it could be an accident of birth

>>39150449
>1. What you do for a living
Revenue manager for about 25 hotels in a large chain (I basically set prices and I'm a liason between the hotel managers and our marketing and sales teams)
>2. Income
68k base, plus a 25% bonus available depending on how well my region performs.
>3. Are you satisfied in general?
Quite satisfied. I work from home, which is comfy as hell, and I make a good amount. I used to manage one of the hotels, which I greatly enjoyed, but the perks of working from home are tip top. I'm basically a stay-at-home dad for my two kids, but I'm also the breadwinner (the wife makes about half of what I do).

>what you do for a living
develop software full time, go to school part time to finish up undergrad
>income
70k, havent graduated yet
>satisfied?
doing pretty well for my ripe young age, gonna be saving up money and grinding but eventually I want to become a contractor, until I have enough experience in a domain to start a company which I will then do

still wish i was more fit

Software Engineer
55k
Absolutely, I love my job

>>39150449
>Lawyer
>$63k
>Live like a person below the poverty line to pay off student denbts, but otherwise yes very happy. Just want to earn more shekels.

1. What you do for a living
I decommission servers. Don't know what you want to call that.
2. Income
65k/yr
3. Are you satisfied in general?
Gotta start somewhere in IT. So far, so good.

>>39159352
Oh yeah. People on both sides are, by and large, completely lacking anything resembling an education or nuanced understanding of economics.

I've been thinking of making a "I got my opinions on economics from the comments section Bingo" picture for shits and gigs. Maybe if that goes viral at least a few people will pick up a textbook instead of thinking reading Ayn Rand makes them a PhD.

>>39150449
1. Sea captain and scuba diver
2. about $200 a day
3. yeah dude

>>39150546
holy shit... are you me?

i hate IT

>>39156503
Sorry I didn't reply sooner, was at work.
Advice is:
work hard, be happy you're at work, show interest in your job to your bosses (come in early, ask what the plan for the day is etc)
take all shifts offered, take all opportunities
commit to saving an amount of $ a week, right now. doesn't have to be much, just save something in an account always, NEVER skip it or take out of that account.
stop spending money on stupid shit and little luxuries if you could save extra money instead.
once you have ~$20k (idk where you live, I'm in aus) find a mortgage broker and buy a house 30-45 minutes out from a city (cheaper, you can deal with the commute)
I found that my mortgage payments are the same as rent would be on a similar house in my location ($350/w, 3 bedroom, pool, rougly 1 square km block)
If i did this shit at 19 working casually at a minimum wage job everyone else can, hope this helps

>>39150449
NEET
WELFARE
KILL ME

>>39152575
Are you a qualified Personal Trainer???

>job
I am in the energy industry.

>income
I make about $50k

>satisfied
Small company. Get to do a lot of memey fun data science, programming, learning about the physical/device side of things and the market side.

On the one hand, great opportunity ti learn and huge growth ahead, could make bank in a year or two.

On other hand, I would rather being working in natsec, as an intelligence analyst or at a policy-advisory level.