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What are the pros and cons of your job user? Let's share.

I'm a freightbroker.
Pros:
>Not physical labour
>I could be a miner or work with dangerous chemicals or some other hazardous jobs

Cons:
>Making dozens of cold-calls a day to companies that want nothing to do with you and have been called by hundreds of other freight brokers before
>Extremely difficult to sell freight because you're basically NEVER the cheapest option for any company, the one "selling point" is that there's one point of contact and some people are clueless about shipping and don't know what fair pricing is
>Talking to Indians and other immigrants with terrible english
>Boss constantly breathing down your neck
>If I don't bring in enough money consistently because the market is shit I will get fired
>Working with normies
>Managers are a bunch of fratbros
>Literally braindead job
>Will probably soon be automated
>Zero job security
>Demeaning work
>Feel like a subhuman
>Poorly paid unless you earn the company $10'000s in profit a month
>etc

Shares yours or ask about mine

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Is anyone there?

Well, at least you're building sales skills user. That opens up a lot of options for other sales jobs, right?

You sound better suited to engineering or something, not sales

I'm not so sure it does...

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Cable/internet guy

Pros:
>a third of my job consists of driving while playing loud music
>company supplies truck which I get to bring home
>see my boss once a month
>meet plenty of interesting people and qts
>decent pay / effort ratio
>can do overtime if I want more money
>can take up to 3 months of unpaid vacation in winter because it's slow.season
>get to work outside during summer installing cables and shit

Cons
>have to work outside during canadian winters
>might not be a viable job in X years if they ever implement 5G crap everywhere

How much do you get paid user? That doesn't sound so bad.

Project coordinator at a manufacturer
Pros:
>build administrative skill - will put this toward my own business someday
>have time to browse and shitpost this site at work sometimes
>boss is a total bro and so are most coworkers
>pay is meh (70k CAD a year and I've got an engineering degree)
>can fuck off out of the office to take care of personal stuff

Cons:
>sometimes have to work late without extra pay
>getting raises can be like pulling teeth
>can be stressful at times

Overall I'd give it 7/10. Not so bad.

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That sounds pretty good

bump

Account manager
>pros
Do basically nothing

>cons
Get paid basically nothing

Paralegal

>Pros
pays me money
other paralegals are nice people

>Cons
slightly stressful
clients are assholes
attorney is clueless

Selling crap on eBay and Mercari
Pros:
>I can work whenever I want.
>My pay is just dependent on how much work I want to put in it. Need more money? Put in more work.
>Can take vacation whenever. Just take down the listings and leave.

Cons:
>Dealing with stupid customers who want to return shit for their mistakes like not reading the listing correctly or user error.
>Corporate 9 to 5 job pays alot better per hour.
>USPS losing my shit.

Restaurant administration

Pros
-free food all day, and it tastes great
-have a decent amount of down time on slow days
-can leave early when its slow
-the work is generally pretty easy
-pretty decent pay

Cons
-work 6 days a week

Btw op im the guy from your other thread that was helpful :DDD

>Mcdonalds night shift worker
pros:
>night shifts are comfy
>easy work
>customers usually drunk so can be fun
>nice coworkers

cons:
>shit pay
>no social life
>dick manager
>night shifts
>all I do is wake up, lift, night shift, sleep.

im hoping to go to university to study business and finance next year so im not totally DOOM'd

always been curious about the flipping life. how often do you work, and what is your monthly profit range like?
taking vacation whenever you want probably feels godly

I flip burgers:
Pros are free mchickens so no food costs
Also keeps me on my feet and lifting boxes for hours so no need to hit the gym

Cons are I'm treated like I'm literally retarded by boomers who's brains are literally rotting from all the years of drugs abuse and all the opiates their doctor gives them.
The work enviroment is literally setup like some sort of fucked up mkultra acid cell with bright colors flashing lights and buzzers everywhere and your forced to smile at people who have less self awareness then a rubber tire
Also your coworkers are all Mexicans on massive amounts of cocaine who are likely to snap and beat you to death with a metal spatula

10/10 wish I could pay more taxes to subsidize shekelsteins burger funhouse

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Sorry. NEET here.

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based self employed.
doesn't ebay take a huge cut out of your profit user?
do you sustain a living off this? if so, what are you floggin' fren

I was doing night work for a while for a pest/chemical company that actually has the McDonald's chain as one of their customers. You may have a few of their fly traps in your kitchen/dining area. Winter was the hardest for me due to the late sunset and being on call at 3pm when you walked in the door at 9am. Cracking open a beer at 10am felt strange, though.

Fraud Underwriter
Pros
>pay is decent 60k burgerbucks a year in dirt cheap area. Plus full benefits +401k
>job is decently interesting. It’s like playing a text based puzzle video game
>enormous company so great job security
>supervisors and coworkers are competent and friendly
>lots of potential for upward mobility
>can occasionally send asshole boomers to jail for insurance fraud

Cons
>position was EXTREMELY difficult to get and I had to work a shitty position for a while and excel at it to get this job. No easy mode way in.
>occasionally asshole boomers call in and yell at me for their fuckups

respect to a fellow night guy, your company do the UK as well?

I'm a trucker and the only thing that gets my dick hard is the thought of thieving, kiking, useless middlemen brokers who should have all been replaced by a computer program a decade ago, suffering.
But seriously, I've dealt with CH Robinson before and it wasn't too bad.

Please im human just like you...

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It was Ecolab and they're known all around the globe for pest elimination. There are some chains I will not eat at due to how poor the sanitation issues were when I was doing inspections on these restaurants. A majority of my Mickey D's were well kept and clean which was always nice and saved me time.

Commission car sales
Pros
>commission is nice, cause I'm a pro
>not stuck at a desk all day
>just bullshit with work friends when no customers
>flexible schedule
>sometimes make $1000 a day
Cons
>dealership is open 7am-midnight, so twice a week have to stay till midnight
>dealership only closed july 4th and xmas
>kinda shit benefits
>everyone that isn't sales is a faggot
>general manager is a huge bitch.

op the redpill is valuable products, not freight. not cars either. technology, medical devices, expensive things.

personally, tech sales
50% base 50% bony
125k yearly target
25 yo

cons
>territory dependent. feast or famine!

pros
>40 hour weeks, i dont cold call anymore

hay, I was doing the same thing til paypal banned me. How do I get that shit lifted

Nice trips

How do I get into that though? I dont have a degree.