Had to turn down my 1st IT job. The position was crazy hours away
But dude said since we've connected, if something opens up closer he'll get back to me, but still
Had to turn down my 1st IT job. The position was crazy hours away
But dude said since we've connected, if something opens up closer he'll get back to me, but still
Thought you were gonna say they rescinded offers due to corona
I want to know what jobs people are working where they’re getting paid enough to literally raise families. Like I would go bankrupt if I had to spend money on a kid. People doing that s*** with like 5
One more exam I can see the light at the end of tunnel
Spoiler alert: there is no light.
Ur actually driving into a deeper, darker tunnel
Spoiler alert: there is no light.
Ur actually driving into a deeper, darker tunnel
Hate to admit it but youre right
I want to know what jobs people are working where they’re getting paid enough to literally raise families. Like I would go bankrupt if I had to spend money on a kid. People doing that s*** with like 5
What job u workin rn?
What job u workin rn?
A journalist which is fine for supporting myself, but if I literally had to start supporting a wife and child rn I feel like there’s no way I could do it.
I’m barely financially literate and definitely not great with money but I don’t understand how some people I work with afford what they have when we’re getting paid about the same. What am I doing wrong?
A journalist which is fine for supporting myself, but if I literally had to start supporting a wife and child rn I feel like there’s no way I could do it.
I’m barely financially literate and definitely not great with money but I don’t understand how some people I work with afford what they have when we’re getting paid about the same. What am I doing wrong?
Hmm ya I feel that, most of the time it just comes down to prioritizing expenses I guess. If you dont have a set monthly budget that good be a good place to start. Theres a lot of good personal finance resources out there on YouTube and stuff too.
Congrats on the journalism job though, sounds like interesting work.
Graduated from an Ivy League in 2017, worked in the states for a year, then moved to London for my master’s. Now I have a full time position in Paris
Life post grad is good
Graduated from an Ivy League in 2017, worked in the states for a year, then moved to London for my master’s. Now I have a full time position in Paris
Life post grad is good
Highkey brag but love to see it
Spoiler alert: there is no light.
Ur actually driving into a deeper, darker tunnel
come on man
dropping your cv everywhere and not getting callbacks can really f*** you up man it's horrible
A journalist which is fine for supporting myself, but if I literally had to start supporting a wife and child rn I feel like there’s no way I could do it.
I’m barely financially literate and definitely not great with money but I don’t understand how some people I work with afford what they have when we’re getting paid about the same. What am I doing wrong?
in most cases when starting a family you will also have a partner who earns
and whatever you are earning now, you will earn more 1-2 years in(same goes for your partner). so raising a child then won't feel as unrealistic then as it feels now
Had to turn down my 1st IT job. The position was crazy hours away
But dude said since we've connected, if something opens up closer he'll get back to me, but still
man you really living the luxurious life turning down jobs and s*** while some of us out here struggling to even get called for an interview
Graduated from an Ivy League in 2017, worked in the states for a year, then moved to London for my master’s. Now I have a full time position in Paris
Life post grad is good
what you do