6 Figures 6 Certs Random Thoughts Thread
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David_TheMan
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Buy any graduate level business fiance book used off amazon or ebay and it will have all your business terms for you.
David_TheMan
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The cons of public transportation to and from work. Some of them have been coming up this week and been having me vexed.
First I've had delays up to like 20 mins in the subway for various reasons (Overheating, mechanical delays on other trains, etc) on top of being packed in super tight. shyt's ridiculous.
Second was this morning. I get to the parking garage of the subway and the damn lot is full. It is never that full early but what happened is some of the concrete on the lower floor is coming loose and it fukked up some ppl's cars. So they roped off a large amount of parking spaces. I had to do something I despise since I had no plan B or C on where else i can park to take the train or bus. i had to drive and park at work. Parking around where i work is not free and is borderline ridiculous. There is a lot under my building. shyt will cost me 30 fukking dollars for the day
. On top of that, driving in that lot it felt like I was taking a driver's test. I drive a SUV and making some tight ass turns in there. I'm surprised i didn't scrape my shyt up. I just hope I'm not boxed in when I leave around 7 ish or so after the gym.
First I've had delays up to like 20 mins in the subway for various reasons (Overheating, mechanical delays on other trains, etc) on top of being packed in super tight. shyt's ridiculous.
Second was this morning. I get to the parking garage of the subway and the damn lot is full. It is never that full early but what happened is some of the concrete on the lower floor is coming loose and it fukked up some ppl's cars. So they roped off a large amount of parking spaces. I had to do something I despise since I had no plan B or C on where else i can park to take the train or bus. i had to drive and park at work. Parking around where i work is not free and is borderline ridiculous. There is a lot under my building. shyt will cost me 30 fukking dollars for the day
. On top of that, driving in that lot it felt like I was taking a driver's test. I drive a SUV and making some tight ass turns in there. I'm surprised i didn't scrape my shyt up. I just hope I'm not boxed in when I leave around 7 ish or so after the gym.
The cons of public transportation to and from work. Some of them have been coming up this week and been having me vexed.
First I've had delays up to like 20 mins in the subway for various reasons (Overheating, mechanical delays on other trains, etc) on top of being packed in super tight. shyt's ridiculous.
Second was this morning. I get to the parking garage of the subway and the damn lot is full. It is never that full early but what happened is some of the concrete on the lower floor is coming loose and it fukked up some ppl's cars. So they roped off a large amount of parking spaces. I had to do something I despise since I had no plan B or C on where else i can park to take the train or bus. i had to drive and park at work. Parking around where i work is not free and is borderline ridiculous. There is a lot under my building. shyt will cost me 30 fukking dollars for the day
ohh hell nah, commit that now
David_TheMan
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damn I feel for you. Times like thst you realize. Being in the south is okay.The cons of public transportation to and from work. Some of them have been coming up this week and been having me vexed.
First I've had delays up to like 20 mins in the subway for various reasons (Overheating, mechanical delays on other trains, etc) on top of being packed in super tight. shyt's ridiculous.
Second was this morning. I get to the parking garage of the subway and the damn lot is full. It is never that full early but what happened is some of the concrete on the lower floor is coming loose and it fukked up some ppl's cars. So they roped off a large amount of parking spaces. I had to do something I despise since I had no plan B or C on where else i can park to take the train or bus. i had to drive and park at work. Parking around where i work is not free and is borderline ridiculous. There is a lot under my building. shyt will cost me 30 fukking dollars for the day
I've been at my current job for 16 months. I think it's time for me to get back into the "job networking" mode. Ideally in the next 16 months I'd like to transition to the African continent after securing my US citizenship, but in doing so I want to ensure I'm going to the right opportunity (with similar at that).
Time to take a nice calculated risk now that I'm only 23 and still have the time to do so.
Time to take a nice calculated risk now that I'm only 23 and still have the time to do so.
David_TheMan
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So im goong through onbordingnd ive been in limbo due to a lazy ass hr rep. Smh. bytch been sleeping on her job for two weeks not doong shyt. So I get fed up yesterdy,look up the hr person in our org and shoot them an email with her attached. After two weeks of no contact she emails mr 5minutes later crying about being out of the office and having a heavy backload. shyt has me heated. Lazy white girl holding me up
One thing I dislike about my team at times is when I plan on having lunch with one of my confidants and someone else tags along.
It goes from having a real deep conversation to having a fluffy surface level convo.
It's even worse if I go out for lunch. Just wasted $13 on a fluffy conversation when I could have brought my lunch instead.
It goes from having a real deep conversation to having a fluffy surface level convo.
It's even worse if I go out for lunch. Just wasted $13 on a fluffy conversation when I could have brought my lunch instead.
I think I'm within a shout of transitioning into the application team I'm working for. Problem is, I don't know if it's a worthwhile move 
. Pay increase won't be substantial, more responsibilities, more expectations, more hours. The only positive for me is the title change for my resume. I'd have to stick out out for another 2-4 years on a team I'm not that attached to. I don't even know if the skills are transferable in the future...
. Pay increase won't be substantial, more responsibilities, more expectations, more hours. The only positive for me is the title change for my resume. I'd have to stick out out for another 2-4 years on a team I'm not that attached to. I don't even know if the skills are transferable in the future...
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
I think I'm within a shout of transitioning into the application team I'm working for. Problem is, I don't know if it's a worthwhile move
hard pass breh... fukk dat shyt
i never realized how much of a pain in the ass it is to do asset transfers..i always thought it was straight forward thing..move my contributions from vendor to another esp if my workplace works with both already smh
OC's finest
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Any bruhs in here have experience with setting up either a llc or s corp for tax purposes?
I'm a 1099 employee, and I've been told I should set up an a corp for tax write offs. Will this help me pay less taxes and reduce my taxable income?
I'm a 1099 employee, and I've been told I should set up an a corp for tax write offs. Will this help me pay less taxes and reduce my taxable income?
Back to work tomorrow after a 2 week vacation. It gave me a lot of time to think. Made me realize that my job is too low level for me.
So I applied to some places and I'm working on plans for the future
So I applied to some places and I'm working on plans for the future
David_TheMan
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I used legalzoom to setup a llc for my mother wasnt too hard. Probably more money than doing everything myself. I believe it was 80 on top of state fee