Polls: Education & Career

For those who don't know, an example of a day trade with stocks would be buying an Apple share for $100 on Tuesday and selling it for $110 on Tuesday (same day). This obviously risks losing money since the Apple share price may go down to $90, for example, meaning the trader would lose $10 for each share he bought. Successful traders tend to make a LOT of money.

Assuming your partner is a successful trader, what would your parents think of him at first?

Feel free to mention what YOU would think about him too

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After years of continuous strain, frustration, anger, and eagerness to form a stable career as a fullstack web application developer, I am having to part ways with the tech industry. It feels like a lot of my efforts are in vain. I have worked on projects for multi-billion dollar companies, including Zoetis, McCain Foods, and Daimler. Contributions ranged from small to moderate to large.

Despite having almost 4 years of employed experience in this line of work, I have been unable to land another role for almost 6 months now. With Xiden's disastrous white-collar job recession, the advancements in AI, and the outsourcing of work, I am switching careers entirely into a trade. I outright REFUSE to return to university for 4 years. I am 30 and don't have time for this shit anymore.

I am going to pursue independent RV technician work instead. It is becoming a high-demand role.

#Xiden #Biden #disastrous #recession

I am from India. I am currently looking for a job. So operations coordinator in a reputed Indian firm or client relationship executive in an MNC, which is better for my career. I'm in my late 20s

You can thank the Xiden administration for the fuck-up of the middle class and tech industry. I was terminated mid-July and have been diligently looking for new opportunities with no success.

If you agree, when do you propose to fit all this in along with science, math, social studies, and English during a six-hour day?

Hi all, do you think my transition from QA technician (2 years experience) to Quality Specialist (Food Science) such as Coca Cola company is a good or bad idea. I’m hope to gain experience but worried if I go back into pharma industry again, they might not like this transition in my CV or reject my applications for the future. What do you think?

I see a lot of people fear mongering A. I. about how it will take over everyone's jobs and that it will make it so much easier for people in academia to cheat on their assignments and what not. So far, A. I. has only taken jobs from people who suck at doing the jobs anyway and using A. I. is only cheating in academia if you just outright copy what A. I. has given you and paste it to your assignments without any sort of refactoring, paraphrasing. or slight attempts at trying to understand the answers that A. I. has given you.

So many wanted her to be in charge of the USA (48 million plus), because of her talents and skills. She didn't make it. But there's several big job openings where she can prove herself. Which would you advise?

CEO of Intel resigned... job open. Just build a plant, and fix the company. Easier than running USA and the world?