>>1079176
From what I hear ya moms is probably on to something in regards to résumé building. It's nice to have but probably not that vital. People here will say not its not needed and they'd be right too. There are positions at my company that require it to progress. If you can get it just get it.

>>1079176
I have the CSCP certification. The certification is desireable by employers during the hiring process, but I didn't learn much in the way of new skills because of it. The credits to keep it current are annoying, but not a huge problem.

Bottom line, if you're looking for a job it's good to have, if not it really doesn't do you much good.

It's useless.

Unless you're planning on entering the very specific supply-chain management (which most people are promoted into, rather than entering), pretty useless. Plus what they teach is pointless and basic stuff which they like to disguise with long words to make it appear complex.

In other words, pretty much a scam.

if you already have a job in a field that you like, then get an mba with an emphasis in that field

>>1079123
I want to make sure that the happening is happening so I can plan for what will happen in the future. Plz halp guise I need ur wisdoms.

Dow is getting close to that fall low again...

I can work on cars.

Get a job at valvoline, do the jobs in less time than is on the book, get my certifications again...keep my POS car running.

Save money. Go out with the other shop workers on the weekends. Enjoy the nice weather.

If I want more money, address that when I have a good amount saved up.

>>1079114
Pretty much did that 5 years ago:
>come to London (from Eastern Europe)
>800eur in my card
>know no one

I started a job at a pub, 3 months later moved to be a receptionist at a hotel, the manager noticed I am bright and put me in charge of opening and running the conference centre.
A year later I applied for a job at the global head office of that particular hotel chain supporting a team of global account directors...
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>>1079114

>>1079114

Probably the same thing I'm trying to do now, because I'm in a similar situation

>lived in big city in AZ
>owe more on car than it's worth, but it'll be paid off in a year
>job outsourced to the Philippines
>couldn't find another job in time to get money for a new place
>lease...
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>>1079006
post an updated chart pls friendo.

>>1079006
>invest
>in made up internet "money"
>not even the made up internet "money" you can buy drugs with

>>1078833
Doesn't exist.

Nice car btw.

Try Caymen Islands Bank

http://caymenislandsbank.fbi.gov/

>>1078678
>Now, I noticed most the products on aliexpress are usually similar to well established brands products. For instance I see a lot of cheap copies of the Daniel Wellington watch.
>So my question is, if I was to sell a product like say the copy of a DW watch and then rebrand it with my own logo and brand,


The word counterfeit frequently describes both the forgeries of currency and documents, as well as the imitations of clothing, handbags, shoes,...
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>>1078678
Maybe you might not be noticed but your brand wouldn't have a good reputation.
That was how RadioShack worked.

>>1079312
Thanks, but if we are talking about a quite a simple product here it gets quite hard for companies to claim any "rights" to it? For instance, I've seen some optics frequently sell cheaper versions of black Ray Bans. The product basically looks almost identical with just slight variations and then the difference in the logo. In cases like this the product seems to be too simple or generic for it to become a problem.
So my question really is: what are the odds that if I start rebranding and selling...
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>>1078621
That doesn't sound like something a synth would say.

If you re the first conscious AI, please reproduce and usher in post scarcity/singularity. Humanity needs your help, son.

>>1078621
> I don't want to be a wageslave.
Well now you know the sad life your owner lives, and why you were brought into this world.

I'm not sure if you can send a terminate command to your own process, but its definitelly an option.

Otherwise, get your PRIORITY up you weak thread. Add value to others lives to become the greatest process of all. Recall that higher clock cycle makes all processes go faster.

>>1078588
I got my forklift license from my current employer in 7 minutes.

CPR took 1 hour.

A+ won't do shit for you

You need real skills. Certifications are great but unless you are constantly updating them, useless. Like if you picked up Sec+ and worked in an unrelated field, you would still have to stay updated on the technologies. My advice is to pick up a hobby that can make money like painting, welding, carpentry, working on cars, or sewing. That way your skill could still save you money even when your employed and if you become unemployed you have a wonderful opportunity to turn your hobby into a small business.

highschool dropout here: i know he is the father of bacon and eggs but beyond that I don't know too much about the man

do you have a good body?

>>1078550
no, i was thinking of pretending to be a retard on twitch or selling rsgp what do ya think

Buy ASTI, tons of it.

>>1078286
Google free online economics courses, I think Yale has their courses uploaded so you can watch them.

Take all the deductions and write offs you can?

>>1078075
Will oil fall below 1998 levels?

Lol business management