Has anyone gotten anywhere as a wagecuck?

>have high-school diploma and 20 college credits before dropping out
>get hired at bank
>1 year teller, trusted with autonomous decisions on transactions up to $2,500, everything higher needs supervisor approval
>2nd year open accounts, cash limit increased to $7500
>3rd year supervisor position, $100,000 cash limit and can approve others up to my own limit
>3.5 year promoted to back office title focusing on sales and small business concierge service, have laptop work phone and corporate credit card to take customers out to lunch etc, make own schedule

Started at 13/h, now 23/h, still hourly but not allowed to take overtime unless it's approved 2 weeks in advance.

Apply for a bank. My job changed my life, and I am loyal to all my managers and thank them for giving me the responsibilities and opportunities that got me here.

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>>36775280
This can't be true.

You must be shilling

If you become a manager, you might be able to afford a single life in a one-room apartment in a low rent/high crime neighborhood, with the possibility of being able to buy a video game every other month or so.

My mom started working in a grocery store deli. Didnt pay much but she could never afford to quit. After being there for close to 4 years she got into the manager position. Was finally a livable wage combined with my dads paychecks . She has worked there now for17 years and makes about 52k a year. She works waaay to hard for her age tho, and alot of that 52k is because so much damn overtime. Idk how i feel about all that. Decent money but at a great cost.

Depends on the job and how high the ladder goes. Most wage slave jobs are dead end with no prospects whatsoever so any enthusiasm to try harder will be better spent looking for a higher paying job.

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>>36775344
This pair of repeating digits confirms. The anon is shilling.

>>36775154
I was an engineer, and during a conversation with my former boss, it became evident I lacked the social skills to advance so it would have been a dead-end job for me. The employer ran out of money later so I became NEET.