/biz/ - Business & Finance

>PhD in Chemical Engineering
>Hired by a startup I interned at for a summer in undergrad
>65k (startups that make real products are poor)
>They're getting another round of funding
>They're landing big fuckoff contracts
>They want to hire a bunch more people
>Boss asked me if I ever thought about managing and if I wanted to attend a professional development about it
Is this how I make it? Or am I just doomed to seethe at being an 80k/y wagie driver?

>>51474249
Because there are generally limited economic opportunities in places that are that cheap. Davenport, IA:

Its largest employer is weapons manufacturing at rock island armory, followed by John Deere's assembly plant, and the local hospital system. That's it. Now that may seem really good, but those "manufacturing jobs" are in pure assembly. Those are not white collar wagies doing design, R&D, or any high value-add work. They are running machines serviced by out of towners and designed and built by them, in the service of investors that do not live in the state, to produce hardware. These are not up and coming operations with big growth potential, and it is unlikely that any new facilities will site there anytime soon.

Also, that house may look beautiful, but as someone that grew up in a 100+ year old house, if its that cheap, its got bad issues. Its accumulated a century of cheap ass patch-jobs and likely needs full refits of the envelope, insulation, and all the paint checked and stripped for lead.

>>51474851
You're a retard and I hope you are never responsible for a space with other people in it. Lead paint is an issue because kids put everything in their mouths, and because paint on contact surfaces like window tracks gets ground into fine dust and inhaled. Black mold is not just a problem for the immuno-compromised. It severely aggravates allergies, and and living around it means perpetually having smarting eyes, a sore throat, and a cough you cant shake. That shit goes everywhere there is any moisture once the spore go airborne. You'll also need to strip out all the old insulation in the wall, and likely any wall board on a facing side. God help you if its in the carpet or ceiling. Asbestos will absolutely give you irritated lungs, and may give you cancer from breathing any dust kicked up by sawing, hammering, or handling the fibers. You know, exactly what you'll have to do anytime you want to do repairs on this century old home.

Retard.

>>29278603
Context is something we don't always live to receive. We may never know. Accepting that is part of spiritual balance.
That being said, I personally believe that numbers are the answer to many mortal secrets, which may just be an advanced mental illness for all I fucking know. I'm just here to do my best and learn.

>29063923
poor fool
can't even harvest a single (you) in 5 posts

>>27786999

Soon

buy xrp

>>25934781

>>25431566
checked. I'll mark my calendar.

>>25361553
digit control and manipulation is the very thing ((They)) are trying to desperately hard to achieve. Not possible by an earthly being. Even with artificial digit manipulation the outcome does not change. This is why (((They))) lost/lose every time.
The blockchain is not just an economic concept. It is all around us. The ((Source)) Code.

>>24964666

>>24271207

>>24120666
checked

>>23986666
SATANIC CHECK

>>23912567
i would just do xumm friend.

>>23712929
based

>>23537293
Zero. No coincidences.

>>23223666

>>23132769
post wallet or challenge is void

>>22955657
exactly how i feel
god damn this is a rollercoaster

>>22669565
i am hopeful, mind you. I am just admittedly jaded, given the mainstream presence of Q.

>>22615134
amazing! Though not classical, I used to tour the world, my family has been musicians since the 1800s. those days are over, but i am enjoying this moment very much.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7kvGqiJC4g&list=RDy7kvGqiJC4g&start_radio=1&t=0
the 5th is my favorite of this one. Been listening nonstop. Maybe normie, but I am still learning as we all are

>>22593554