>>1099220
What major

>call center job
Prepare to hate your life. Well it's not too bad depending on what exactly you're doing. If you're like strictly customer service, then yeah it's gonna suck

>Call center

anon...

It's going to be a long a long time before that bubble pops

It's not going to pop during the Millennial lifetime.

It will happen somewhere near the middle of the Generation Z lifetime.

The massive housing and tuition costs are going to make that Starbucks job

A one room house with no plumbing will probably be a billion dollars in Ausfailia by that time

>>1098708
>degree worth
it boggles my mind how people pretend there was ever any economic value to having a degree. do you realize you're still not thinking any differently from the people who got tricked into those retarded loans?

nothing significant will happen. tuition might drop and schools might stop growing in size. alternative programs will provide the same education and technical skills online or through on-demand tutors/trainers. young adults will continue to be ABSOLUTELY...
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>>1098805
>it boggles my mind how people pretend there was ever any economic value to having a degree.
Would you trust a doctor or an engineer that told you he was qualified because he watched some videos online? No? Then shut the fuck up.

>Can a temp agency force you to take a job if you qualify for it?
No.

>Can a temp agency punish you for quitting a job you get through them?
They'll ask why and depending on the reason it might not result in anything bad. At worst they won't rep you anymore.

>Does a temp agency have any control over decisions you make after you sign with them?
Not really. They negotiate terms for you pre-hiring but if you don't like them you can reject the job offer.

>>1100376
That's very helpful, thanks. Do you have experience working with or for one?

>>1100386
Plenty. Some are great and some won't do shit for you. Don't be afraid to register with a bunch to increase your chances of getting something.

>>1099870
Just get used to it. Interactions get shorter and more efficient.
If you haven't already, read How to Win Friends and Influence People, it will teach you the art of dick sucking.

>>1099878
That book basically tells you to never ever be better at anything than anybody else so their feelings won't be hurt. I mean it completely destroys the middle ground between being an asshole and coddling fuckups.

>>1099870

You don't spend your entire youth in a dimly lit basement playing WoW and failing to develop social skills

it only consists of /pol/tards they never talk about business and I cant't only the mods of the group can send invitations

>>1100597
We can control the poltards

We just need to req people to read shit

>>1100600
>we can control /pol/tards
then why is the chat always filled with trump memes and bernie bashing when no one brings it up
also they start shitting on blacks and muslims out of nowhere seems more like a cuck chat rather than a biz chat to be honest

Because down payment + insurance fees + property taxes + misc fees

Biggest barrier being the down payment.

>>1098917
You're asking in the wrong board. 90% of the faggots here are NEETs who rent out a room in an apartment with 3 of their buddies, live in a dorm, or live with their mom. They think paying $500 or less for rent is standard so of course they are going to advocate renting. Why would they want to pay more if their rent is under $500/month?

>>1098917
also some people like liquidity and find 20 year bets distasteful

Holding 900 steady here.

What color lambo will you buy ? ;)

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>>1099353
Where's the best place to buy a grill?

>>1099353

I only have 53, senpai. I'll buy a bike. I've not got much spare cash at all. I'm really feeling this is going to explode real quick.

>>1099322
No.

Sell.

>>1099325
Nah. As I said, I currently have a very marginal amount invested ($67 invested post-processing fees, which peaked at $90 but is now down to $50), so I really won't benefit much from it. I was just seeing what would happen.

Could you possibly explain why you don't think it would be smart at this point?

>>1099331
Everyone is dumping it. It's only going to go down to Litecoin levels, if that.

If you didn't have big money in it there was never really a point.

Yes, no I baild already and got rid of my 400Eth.

>>1100076
ah, the prodigal autist returns!

>>1100140
use that bombardier to fuckstart your cunt, you bellpiece

there is a new pump incoming. we are talking to the moon, with the dao token's imminent presale. I am pretty sure that ETH will be at 20 BTC within a week - my niece goes out with Stephen Trual's son, so yeah: I know. truss

>>1099436

> I am pretty sure that ETH will be at 20 BTC within a week

I am an ETH holder for the long term, albeit a small holder, and this is the most outlandish and retarded estimation I've ever seen. I wish but, jumping that high in value in a week?

No mate, no. Not even in 2 years.

>>1099427
Too bad, idiot. I posted on every thread that you have to buy the dip. You only had to listen. You didn't. Shoot yourself now fool

>>1098648
buy ether

>>1098651
Fuck that I'm selling.

It's because of the Mist update a few days ago that allows you to now add your pre-sale ether to your wallet, thus allowing presalers to sell ether they couldn't access before.

Why aren't you?

>>1100829
oh but i am

define successful

>>1095515
Like unpaid leave?

You won't notice much difference in just 2 months so try to bulk as much as possible. Do starting strength just be careful about getting dinolegs.

You can read, it's a cheap expense and does really help get the mind and imagination going. Just keep in mind that all you have to do is say "do it" and stick to that decision. Whether you like to admit it, reading long prose and being immersed over a singular subject is harder to focus on given our modern conveniences. Meditation also takes a lot of focus which you can practice before bed however you have...
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>>1095524

Nigga what the FUCK are you smoking?

>>1100846
Not bad. White collar experience at 18 is ahead of the curve and sales experience is always good.

Just know that there's a bunch of assholes in real estate and everyone claims that they understand the market (its a buyers market, ect.) It's okay to play along but please don't buy into that bullshit.

Thank you for replying. I didn't even realize it was considered white collar but that's a plus. I realize i'd be competing with people who have advanced degrees and experience.


I've also read conflicting articles, some saying I'd need a second job to make ends meet and others saying I need 100% availability for clients. Any thoughts on this?

>>1100864
I don't think you will be competing with people who have advanced degrees. My impression of real estate agents is that they're high school graduates, maybe college, who are good at sales and have hustle. Women seem to gravitate to the field out of some kind of nesting instinct, they just fucking love houses and shit. I don't think real estate agents are particularly smart. I know some guys who got into it for a while and they were average.

Experience however is probably a big part. Knowing how to get clients and establishing a word of mouth is probably important. Also it's a lot of sales and people skills which come naturally for some people but for others requires a learning curve.

I would think you'd have to do this full time, you'll need to meet according to your client's schedule. A side gig might be nice but the hours would have to be flexible, maybe a home business or something. Real estate agent's income is unpredictable, you might wash out in the first few months if you can't get it going right away.

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Yes and so far I'm half way done and this is one of the worst investment books I have ever read.

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>>1100611
Sorry, wrong book.

>>1100611
cool but would you mind sharing the link/file that's kinda why I asked