As a college student is it possible to work part time at McDonald's and still be able to study?
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Cameron Hall
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Aiden Reyes
Unless you have to there's no point. You'll be earning far more for far less effort after you graduate.
t. someone who did it
Asher Peterson
i study mech. eng. and work .8 FTE.
Grayson Anderson
Unless you are doing some high end STEM degree or medicine, you can easily do full-time work and "full-time" Uni. It's so watered down these days to the point it really isn't stressful to do so.
Sebastian Jenkins
I too slaved beneath the Golden Arches.
I know one thing for sure: when I become a really good Trader, and form my own sort of fund, I'm literally going to headhunt people from Fast Food. Subway especially. People who do well in those jobs have a special sort of co-ordination that the stock standard Human struggles with (even if they are book smart intelligent).
Parker Fisher
I do a stem degree and work 10-15 hours a week part time. Don't have especially much free time though if I am catching up with all my work and staying fit.
Noah Perry
Peasant cope.
David Ross
Based, I worked at Starbucks and know what you mean
Hudson Reyes
I believe one of the many reasons why a lot of people lose when trading on Lower time frames is that they become a "deer in the headlights" the minute a trade starts to go against them/not how they planned (which is inevitably going to happen), from my own experience I know what this is like.
I believe a core competency required for Technical/Order book based trading is knowing how to "manage" a trade. It's something that I'm always working towards getting better at.
This requires the ability to think on your feet, and act with some level of "instinct", and make fast decisions with a lot information/data coming in. It's literally what a lot of Fast Food workers go through, day-in-day-out (I'm not trying to make them sound like heroes, and I realize other jobs also include this, but it's just that I know what it's like, due to having gone through it myself).
Chase Morgan
this may unironically be true. i know a boomer who worked 5 years at mcdonalds when he was in his 20's now hes worth $60 mill