6 Figures 6 Certs Random Thoughts Thread
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Maybe I'm tripping...The contracting firm I work for, sent an email on 11/27 (The day before Thanksgiving), requesting a meeting for TODAY. I telework on Mondays and I'm damn sure not coming in to meet with these fools. But who schedules something during a fukking holiday week? These people are truly starting to blow me.
Crunch time. Could be in a new job within the next 3 weeks. Interview process gonna be some trash but I'm ready to overcome it. To get to the next level you gotta elevate your game to the next level.
2nd bite of the apple for me.
2nd bite of the apple for me.
funny my direct deposit doesnt hit until 5 am Friday lol..but ill be waiting....i spent a good amount this past weekWhen that direct deposit hit your account at midnight on the dot
Friday payday, you know what that means
need to plot my 5 year plan.
I'm going to have to throw money away on a new phone. This one took one too many knocks yesterday and now it randomly dies 
Aceofspades404
Superstar
Any of y’all got recommendations on applying to jobs when you’re out of state?
I want to start planning now and have something concrete a year from now.
I want to start planning now and have something concrete a year from now.
Just make sure you have the means to relocate before you start applying. I was lucky enough to have a couple of months to sort things out after I accepted the offer, but you may not. Time moves quickly and relocation is more expensive and logistically complex than you initially account for. Place to stay, cost of deposit and rent, proximity to work, neighborhood, transportation, how you're going to move your possessions, keep tossing all of that back and forth in your mind. Other than that, apply as you normally would.
Aceofspades404
Superstar
Relocation is the easy part since half of my moms side live in nyc. It’s getting the actual job and interviewing.
Then I'd say just apply like you would any other company. If they ask you if you're relocating then say yes. The first few rounds might be virtual (phone or video). Last round would probably at the HQ. For that, just take a day off work.
colicolicoli
Droid Gang
Technical interview tomorrow.
$17k+ pay raise on the line.
$17k+ pay raise on the line.
Should have been throwing bread into that 401K since I started working. Would have been like $12K+ to the good plus my savings 
Well, better late than never
Well, better late than never
how did it go?Technical interview tomorrow.
$17k+ pay raise on the line.
just got my debt reduction plan in place. By May 2020 I’ll be in really good shape financially.
you created it yourself?