>>60536882 (OP)
I find people who need their offices cleaned. I offer to clean their offices for a flat fee of several hundred dollars per day. They hire me because I have insurance, experience, equipment, and references.

I then go hire people who don't have insurance, experience, equipment, or references to clean the offices for me.

I then take 2/3 of their paycheck in exchange for letting them use my insurance, experience, equipment, and references.

>>60536882 (OP)
apply for studentbux or welfarebux
impossible to get a job

>>60536882 (OP)
I'm a software dev.
At this point I only pretend to work but I have job stability for the next 20+ years because I'm maintaining an old library on which 90% of GSM networks are built.
Currently looking at how can I pay less taxes to the state, as currently 50% of my paycheck goes to the state due to being high income.

>>60536917
How did you set this up anon? Are you USA or EU? How are you managing the work?
Legit interested in the organization and infrastructure of smaller businesses like this.

>>60536948
I bought an existing company in the US.
I find jobs just by listing my business in the yellow pages, online, and on government vendor lists. I only do commercial and industrial cleaning, so I most of my clients find me by word of mouth and I don't advertise because I'm constantly booked.

I answer emails and phones. I deal with clients. I estimate and bid jobs. I hire people, make schedules, buy supplies and equipment. That's about it. I have to take some classes every year to stay legal, and I have to know an enormous amount about contract law, tax law, employment law, and business practices. I have to know a little bit about cleaning stuff.

I run the business out of my house, I am on call 24/7 though I only rarely deal with clients or employees. For the most part the workers manage the actual work without me bugging them.

High risk high yield ETFs currently being reinvested into itself and purchasing SPY with the rest. Will never be able to join a country club or make rich friends because I can't answer the following questions with satisfactory answers
>Current employment and employment history
>Education level
100k a year last year, already almost 100k this year.

>>60536948
The business is extremely low effort because I went after commercial work.

this type of work generally pays over $100/hour gross
The contracts are usually in the range of 2-5 years
Once they find someone they like they rarely complain or fire their contractor.

so basically I'm available by phone or email during bankers hours, but I almost never hear from clients. Maybe once or twice a year with some complaint or request. We essentially never have to talk so long as my workers don't fuck up and the paychecks come in on time.

>>60536975
>Will never be able to join a country club or make rich friends because I can't answer the following questions with satisfactory answers
literally have never been asked that and I have lots of rich friends and belong to a number of rich people clubs.

all you need is money and nobody is seriously going to ask you if you're working or what school you went to.

>>60536981
That's good news because I intend to get back into golf when I quit my day job when I hit 250k annually after taxes and have sufficient dry powder.

>>60536984
yep, all you need is your checks to clear

people will ask what you do, but they don't actually care what the answer is. They're just making conversation.

I work a comfy job as GIS Analyst where half the time I don't even have to do anything
Starting to look into investing stock, to get some passive gains. Any tips? (doesn't need to be for stocks but passive gain)

>>60536882 (OP)
Software tester for an internet security company. It's 95% work from home, I only need to come to the office occasionally, if there's some sort of company event or an important meeting with the boss.
It's comfy, safe and the pay is good, but sometimes I think to myself "Why did I quit my job in construction? I felt so much better about myself back then."

>>60536882 (OP)
i ask my mommy

>>60537070
What is the career path for devs and testers these days?
As far as I've seen in the last year, there are almost no junior positions. Everyone is trying to robotize it.

>>60537078
At the time (about 3.5 years ago) I really wanted a job in tech so I took a somewhat aggressive approach - I made about 20 copies of my resume and went to a tech expo that was happening in my city, I was coming up to pretty much all booths and stands that were there, talked to people, expressed that I'm interested in the field and if they have a junior position or even an internship, I'm open to the possibility... At the time my only experience was "I'm learning some C++, doing these little follow-along tutorials on Youtube. If I had to, I could maybe make a little hangman, snake or a sudoku game". I got maybe 15 new contacts on LinkedIn that day and one company invited me for a job interview.

>>60536882 (OP)
currently, neetbux, but I'm gonna try to start selling scripts for youtube videos on fiverr. I have a history and criminology degree. true crime scripts alone should make me decent change. being a native english speaker helps also. AI can proofread whatever I write. as long as it isn't written by the AI, I'm good. will update with progress as I go

>>60536882 (OP)
cashback through crypto payments

>>60537072
based beyond belief, most unjewed anon award candidate here

>>60537103
Sounds pretty good, and that was right after Cov19.
You did well anon.
I am surprised that they accepted you with so little experience.
Did you show any portfolio of little simple projects?

>>60536882 (OP)
I do the dishes, mow the lawn, and cook breakfast and dinner for my parents. I am basically a property manager and a chef.

>>60536882 (OP)
>>60536917
>I find people who need their cocks sucked. I offer to syck their cocks for a flat fee of several hundred dollars per day. They hire me because I have insurance, experience, equipment, and references.
>
>I then go hire people who don't have insurance, experience, equipment, or references to suck the cocks for me.
>
>I then take 2/3 of their paycheck in exchange for letting them use my insurance, experience, equipment, and references.

>>60537792
Yeah, I believe I got really lucky there. They did not ask for anything, not even my GitHub. During the job interview they told me that they have a junior QA position available - I'd start with testing things manually i.e. performing all kinds of actions in AWS, Postman and then eventually I would have to learn python for test automation. They were happy about me being a self-starter, about me showing initiative and a sense of responsibility.

>>60536882 (OP)
SEX with Walmart employees.

>>60536882 (OP)
living with parents so my expenses are fucking piss fucking low. have a job now as a mechanic paying at a rate of $33 an hour + $1,750 gibs from the government. I use my job just to shovel money into the casino.

I have about 400k worth in 2 year leaps in one fucking stock hoping at least 2-3x in the next year. once i hit above 1 mill i'm going into the wheel strategy for passive income.

>>60536882 (OP)
I'm a wagie and also a professional gambler. As in I'm paid to gamble.

>>60537978

>>60536882 (OP)
I don't. No jobs.