jobless
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Hmm do you get paid to be a student?
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What is that
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EZ European identity achieved
Where are you going for Erasmus ?
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Sheeeesh beautiful city but scary at times xdd enjoy though!
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Aaah that’s interesting xdd because I remember when I was there during the summer there were streets full of drug addicts in the middle of the city that’s why I had my concerns xdd but I apart from those it was fine. Drž sa G uživaj
Money laundering
90% of hltv users are dj 32k a month and the other 10% plan to be dj 32k a month
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Well, some aspire to be Italian supermodels as well
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never heard of this one, might have to change my flag and reconsider my dj job...
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I don't know mens)))
I'm new here
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dj 32k month,
italian "girlfriend' supermodel
this is accurate
+1 Can confirm, am 32k DJ and have italian supermodel gf.
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confirmed
HARDWARE ENGINEER (for dj equipment) 32k/mo
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Based. Thank you men for creating hardware (for dj equipment).
Putting in personal clients info from one server to the other. The first one is company's for the authorized entry only and the other one is public for many to see. I should make sure info is present in both and then take the identification code back to the private server as a confirmation that it's on the other one too.
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Sounds extremely boring
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Retail store manager.
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What’s preventing you from also seeking employment?
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Stop being a lowlife basement dweller, you’ll get used to people then
only way to get over it is getting a job
full time dj 32k/month and software engineer on my free time
Carding
Work in the kitchen, as side job
i dont have a job, and in future i plan to become a homeless and chill & smoke cr*ck on the corner ty for askin
fullstack developer
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you gotta know javascript in web-development
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there is no need,
nowadays everything is in js
statista.com/statistics/793628/worldwide..
kind of weird cuz node.js and typescript are branch of JS as well
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well fullstack in general can be anything that requires both frontend and backend, not necessarily just web related, in my case it is and that's the most common one as well, but it can be some desktop app that has a GUI and backend services.
Not necessary. You can easily be full stack .NET, Python (Django), Java (Spring) etc. Obviously leveraging node +react or vue is probably most simple to get started due to language being the same, but plenty of full stack devs are not doing only js (though basically every full stack dev does js in some capacity)
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that's what I meant, js is no-brainer choice, since you u gotta learn it anyways
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Yea. only thing is that for a beginner it may be more useful to learn a strongly typed language. JS can get wonky
javascript/typescript mostly, some c++ as well for few things, and obviously all the things that are required around this(basically mern stack)
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Do you like typescript? I am a node dev so i dont do much FE but i've been wanting to learn typescript maybe
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coming from a more structured languages like java,c,c++ where it's basically the default syntax, I don't really mind it, it's very useful in many cases when used properly, that might also depend on the configuration you're using, overall I like typescript.
When working on big projects it's much more structured and you can easily prevent mistakes which might be quite easy to make in js.
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yea i started with C# and miss the strongly typed structure. JS gets so wacky sometimes with its conversions and typings
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yep, that's what somewhat makes js good in some cases, but it's also a weakness which ts comes to make up to.
where ? which country, Colombia?
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nah just fake flagging.
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how much do you make?
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$8,000/month before taxes + stock options and bonuses.
being a dj is still better... :(
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which continent ?
i don't think 8k is bad anywhere tbh
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currently in the us.
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and how much is that worth ? is that middle class or you feel poor ? or maybe rich?
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I think the average salary is around 4.5k or so, it's a pretty good salary I guess, can't complain.
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very nice :)
I hope till the end of the year I will find a job as web-dev,
currently learning javascript :D
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good luck mate, it's really fun if you like it :)
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thanks! i
t's fun when you know how to do it and it's working,
when nothing is working and you don't know why it leads to existential questioning :)
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haha yeah I get you, though I do love debugging, people call me crazy but it's really fun digging deep, you learn so much through this. Of course, there are times you want to kill yourself ^_^
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+1 ^_^
What area? $8K sounds kind of crappy unless stock options are like 50% of your salary. I know entry people making solid six figures within the first 2-3 years.
Btw. $8K is a solid income, the six figure groups is just getting out of hand...
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Boston, I got some better offers in other areas, but I need to stay close here for now, so that's fine enough for me.
Stock options and bonuses are like +3k a month if you calculate it, could slightly vary but it's pretty stable.
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department of DJ?
do you study in a DJ University?
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why
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wtf lol
so how do you earn money?
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Software Developers make decent money. He may have a bit saved up, or not.
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who knows? with his attitudes I can imagine every possibilities
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how will you explain your unemployment gap in the interviews?
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Probably say something like "I decided I needed time to pursue my many hobbies and interests", but if that doesn't help, I'll just interview at some other company. I'm quite confident in my ability to land a new software engineering job, but if for some reason I can't, I'll just change occupations or remain unemployed, idc
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so what do you do now?
Store Attendant. I'm 17 yo, so I'll stick to this job until I get another one related to my course.
DJ
I work for the Sicilian Mafia.
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Big if true
Police Officer
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isn't that danger in Brazil ?
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unfortunately it's. But I work in São Paulo, here it's a little safer and we are very well trained and equipped
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Bro, i live in the capital
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no, it's in the capital of the state of São Paulo, which is also called São Paulo
What % of your wage is bribes
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bro, most cops are honest. Don't be fooled by movies
pimp
KinglyFish! Great to see you again, friend. :D How you been? ^^
Currently - Unemployed to focus on mental health. I used to have a full-time job which I call self-employment in essence - I would work on various websites for different companies and organisations, mostly in moderation/admin and website management.
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Hello Jonty :D
I've been better, but that's how it is sometimes lol. So you were in website moderation and management? Sounds interesting and I'm guessing it was remote work, that's always good.
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If it sounds boring, it most probably is. ^^
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It doesn't sound boring to me at least. I can definitely think of plenty of jobs that are way more boring. You get to interact with new people on a daily basis, doesn't sound too bad.
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I guess putting it like that doesn't make it sound too bad. xD
How much do you earn/hour as mod/admin or web management? I imagine its like freelancing for them?
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It kind of is and it kind of isn't, you are still employed by some of the websites and the companies that own those websites but it's still sort of considered self-employment/freelance in essence.
As for pay, that depends upon the companies you work for and for how many you work for. :D
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can you give a rough estimate for a certain kind of work?
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It's hard to give a rough estimation because it depends on your position. Basic moderation positions are average pay but if you are in charge of moderation positions or you are a more managerial role in moderation, then lay is much, much higher... It also depends on the website you are moderating and initially work for, if you are a full-time moderator position as opposed to a part-time position, which won't really pay at all and used initially as a trial period for new moderators.
Website maintenance and design is usually very good pay depending on which website company or organisation hires you. If you have ownership rights within the website, then your pay would obviously increase in shares.
Are you interested in IT work, friend? :)
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thanks for the info, I work in IT but a very different kind of job
So ur Jonathan E but less evil
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I never actually thought of it like that.
The problem with moderation is that you are always going to be labelled the bad guy, no matter how fair or impartial you try to be.
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if feel sorry when I see those ppl,
how much do they pay you?
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12euro an hour(after tax), I can click shift on app whenever i want to work even 4hours before it starts. I can also decide not to work for a while I have a very free schedule very nice. Also dont really have to do a lot at work its max 10min bike range and only have to deliver like 4 times an hour not really pressure.
I have worked at supermarket and contruction store and this is best so far.
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That’s honestly pretty good
i do the dishes and laundry for my mom...
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Lots of software engineers here.
Which area do you work in: Distributed Systems, API Development, Database Management, Frontend, etc...?
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Nice!
software engineer - middleware
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Expected
Dog walker
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doreen is that you?
Have an internship at GE aviation as an aerospace engineer
box mover and opener
Environmental supervisor at gas-oil fields
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ya b ne smog
im a student but my dream jobs are to either work in finance or esports
Tech support, will be looking to transition to software dev in the future.
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I tried studying accounting and holy fuck it was boring shit. Can't understand why anyone would like to study that only places you can get employed se tax office and some accounting company
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Now as you mention it I do remember it. Being a payroll clerk ain't any better tho, literally every single time they do a mistake they get hate, shouted at, and warnings. Besides that new tech allows even the dumbest person to do it correctly.
I’m building restaurants “tresses” and big umbrellas so when it’s raining or it’s hot as hell you can hide ur lil butcheeks under it.
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Primarily a filmmaker, but i also have VFX/GFX designing as my side hustle.
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lol
Blockchain Developer.
online assignment helper
I deliver drywall, metal, insulation, and other assorted materials to construction sites
Self employed kinda fun
Teach Khanty kids the Russian language in elementary school
Currently studying hoping that I will be hired by CBP after I graduate
NFT Artist
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Taxes
plumber
milk engineer
Junior blockchain dev
webmaster
Electric maintenance in a factory
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can confirm, I'm the DJ (32k/month)
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youre fired!
Working as a nurse in homecare. Not sure if I want to keep doing it till retirement though.
ship supply
Configuration engineer
Basically I code and configure templates from providers that will later be used by other company to provide benefits for their employees (like life insurance, meal vouchers etc)
Sometimes writing scripts for old code clean up, or coding interfaces for data transfering between the company that uses the benefit and the provider.
Currently waiting march for a well deserved promotion, i feel like im not paid enough yet for how much i have to do. But its enjoyable, 1st job, learned a lot and i still do everyday and I have many benefits beside money (cuz that is what my company basically does lol)
IT infrastructure/admin
phd in philosophy (in a few years)
boss
I am master student in robotics field and I am working in the lab at the University at the same time. In the future I want to work in the robotics field, especially autonomous robots, it doesn't matter the medium: it could be drones - aerial, underwater robots or ground wheeled robots
DJ 32k
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Not expected from hltv maker
btw can you tell Jonathan to stop banning people for no reason 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
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Researcher
nothing
I am seeking for join the lifeguard on setember. Sucks to know that pay like sh*t. But its like what I am good about, in the ocean, no fear, help who has in trouble with. Don't care overall about the money, tho. I don't need much. I wanna be happy with my job. I am thinking on do like other stuff alsoz together, like music. I really good with instruments and I love singing. When I starts I will posted here, hope you're around still.
export pork meat to middle east
Having ez life betting and trading all day
rn student, soon GIS (geoinformatics)
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actress
aviation engineer
Betting section
Archviz
DJ manager
I will become a psychologist
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I am writing csgo cheats
Software engineer
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Where do you live, how long did you work for and how much money do you make in a year? Asking, because I'm doing something similar.
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