/biz/ - Business & Finance

yes city is expensive and the world is broke

phase 1 - americans work remote jobs from home
phase 2- out source jobs to india since its just a employee behind a computer from home
phase 3- record pajeet's daily work and create AI that can replicate it, fire pajeet

no jobs left, keep blaming the mexicans for takin your jerb

>>20019253
Which NGO is paying you to spam trannies?

>>20019253

Pic related is Penn Station (MSG) in New York City. No, this is not 2am on a Sunday.

This was today. Rush hour at 6pm. I stopped by to pick up donuts from Krispy Kreme lol.

But anyway, there has been a DRASTIC shift in work culture, at least here in NYC. Countless buses coming in from NJ on my commute today were 100% empty that I saw along the highway. Literally, NJ Transit is paying a bus driver to parade an empty bus.

As you see in pic related, all of these businesses have closed up for good (they emptied out the equipment from the inside). Their entire business roamed around tourists and commuters. They could not survive 3 months.

>>20019253
You can't say that you have made it if you don't have one house in the countryside. Life in big cities can go to shit so easily.
Buy a small land at least, now.

>>20019253
That's a man

>>20019253
will you stop posting trannies?

>>20019329
Going to be really amazing to see the economic impact of this get realized. I don't think we've seen the half of it yet.

>>20019426
seems like a psyop. some malevolent actor trying to make us all gay at a glaciers pace

>>20019446
Literally some kike NGO

>>20019253
my company is currently working on developing communities in the middle of nowhere, such as rural south dakota, nebraska, oklahoma, texas, tennessee, etc for remote and online workers. master planned communities with everything walking distance from comfy restaurants and entertainment centers, to the schools, to the post office, to the sports and recreation area, everything. we are modeling them after us air force bases.

>>20019253
who is this?

>>20019434
Yeah people think businesses opening back up means people going back to work. My job is only calling back 50% right now. After a few months, the “second callbacks” as they’ve called it will be 60-70%. But how many businesses will survive this? Yes, certain fast food establishments are thriving right now. But like my local Chipotle on 34th street. Not a soul. The rich are not paying $13 for a burrito, the poor are not paying $13 for a burrito. The worst is yet to come.

Like I could go on describing what type of businesses are affected. Broadway today announced no shows until after Jan 2021. How many tourists does that attract.

>>20019469
Based Kanye

>>20019291
>tfw I'm in the process of moving out of my city and into a country estate to work from home fulltime
>tfw my company is scaling down our Pajeet reliance and bringing jobs back stateside because their constant fuckups offset the benefits of paying them 500 rupees a day
>tfw I'm sabotaging the company's progress towards automation by testing it and intentionally fucking things up ("forgetting" to report bugs, making up bugs that don't exist, suggesting asinine features that will just slow it down and make it worse)

>>20019329
This is quite incredible. Los Angeles is similar. People used to commute from two hours+ inland to their near the coast and are now telecommuting. The result is easy traffic and LA's freeway system really shows off it's quality now. Easily the best in America. If working from home is the new norm, then say goodbye to rush hour traffic. Pretty comfy

>>20019469
Whites only ?

>>20019253
>the new work from home culture?

What's the percentage of people that can actually do this?
Most jobs require you to be there and wage cuck you'r way in to an early grave, Amazon is been hard core going about drones doing what wage slave do, I still remember about 5 years ago Jeff Bezos finger fucking himself on tv saying even delivery drivers will go extinct around this time cus they had this super duper totally awesome drones delivering shit, lyft and uber were sinking billions, (BILLIONS) of dollars a year trying to get rid of the drivers with autonomous cars.

I think this is the time to create unions and force the hands of this fucking tyrants in to submission, but the current American population is such a vain narcissistic sheep herd that they will never bite the hand that barely allowed to exist.
And to answer your question, the fucking virus is a fear porn meme to keep useless boomers glue to the tel-a-vib sion.
No one gives a fuck, I am off to work in about 30 minutes I'll see if i can fuck another client, bitches are hornier than shit and they need a bull ready to supply that cock

>>20019510
This too. Many people are paying 20-30 bucks at the grocery store and making five of those $13 chipotle burritos after needing to do it to save money, and realizing how much they spent eating out. My job will be calling us all back but the obligation to be in the office will be minimum and still not expected to happen until October at the earliesr. At most two days at the office but telecommuting has proved to be so cost effective. Gonna probably transition to a "wework" type new office space

>>20019517
you're doing God's work here anon. proud of you.

>>20019517
>not helping in the automation and putting in something to it to give you leverage should they try and fire you then demanding stocks and consulting gig at $250k a year

>>20019573
not even paying at the grocery store. they at the mile long foodbank line

>>20019573
Yeah NYC was able to charge sky high prices for food, since the commuters were mostly well salaried employees, and tourists are usually well off and frankly had not other option to eat in a foreign country. But now those tourists are banned, and the rich are safe in their west Chester and NJ homes. The average New Yorker is reluctant to pay that much for food. It’s only been 3 months. Gonna be interesting to see what happens to real estate, food industry and entertainment.

>>20019554
as if that would ever get the capital required for these projects. you could easily get a group of whites to make their own similar community, but good luck once the pagans start killing the christcucks and the christcucks start a purity spiral to the dark ages after deus vulting the heathens while the atheists finish up their impenetrable biodome to start growing self-cloned babies in utero outside the womb while trading shitcoins and fucking their robowives while the /trad/ crowd has turned out to be a low-key amish community on the sidelines all along.

>>20019632
They'll get scooped by billionaires and charge an arm and a leg to lease once Biden gets elected and this meme virus is forgotten.
I don't even know why I gave credit to fucking idiots like you perfectly knowing no one can hold attention span more than 10 fucking seconds anymore, every time I try to talk my friends a let them talk for minutes at a time and when I try to retort they're eyes immediately goes to the their screen.
People are paying prime prices for a stock that doesn't even have a product.

You're all fuckin sheep, nothing is going to change, nothing as soon as they announce "the cure" everybody is going to go back to orgies, chain smoking, eating fried shit and injecting drugs

>>20019580
Thanks.
>>20019582
It's more exciting to attack the kikes from within than it is to become a kike. Besides, my linkies plus a 7 figure inheritance I should get in the next few years means I don't have to wagecuck forever.

One the vaccine is out, it will be a matter of weeks for things to return to normal albeit a weird vibe with regard to sanitation. The economy will also be shit for 2021. WFH will be offered as a perk (WFH once a week). Most people would rather do things in person.

>>20019253
no. i work in the finance dept of a medical device manufacturer in (((new jersey.))) the entire company has been working remote, except for our factory employees, since march. it's gone very well as only a few people need shit at the office but that's beyond the point. a manger asked our CFO point blank in a town hall meeting if we could transition toward an official work from home policy because it hasn't impacted anything. she essentially said no because muh corporate culture muh meeting people muh shaking hands.

being in an office is just a boomer power fetish. executives drive their $150k car to work and sit in their massive private offices with $10,000 furniture (i'm not even kidding, i saw the fixed assets schedule of my company) and leer down on us wagie nigger cattle in our cramped open office hellscape. it gets them off.

>>20019868
also i'm not denying that tech companies are moving 100% remote. but remember that 99% of people don't work in tech. tech culture is young and innovative. non-tech culture is a literal boomerocracy.

>>20019868
You stupid fucking idiot, the reason why nothing has change is because demand in your meme job is below demand, once competition starts over again who do you think is going to gain the upper hand, some automaton idiot like you working from home or some motivated faggot chasing clients.

I don't even know how fucking idiots like you get plush jobs that can be done while masturbating on the phone if you can't think this fucking far ahead, as soon as Biden is elected no one will even remember this shit no one

>>20019253
I do work from home. Verasity staking is 35%. I'm a professional accumulator, sir.

>>20019943
>chasing clients
i work in accounting/finance department you fucking idiot, not in sales. also my job can't be outsourced. i spend so much time un-fucking the work of coworkers at our subsidiaries in western europe because they're retarded and have shit education and barely acceptable english skills combined with a 5-6 hour timezone difference. i've dealt with offshore poos at my last job (big 4 public accounting), they're far too retarded and incompetent to do my job.

>>20019329
Is NYC fucked? So many cheap subleases right now, but few prospects for employment.

jobs will definitely leave the city, due to WFH, overpriced real estate, and the riots.

home prices in cities and the surrounding areas will decline a lot over the next couple years.

I think big cities might suffer but medium and small cities will still be good
even if you can work from home and buy everything online, people will still want to live near big hospitals at least

>>20020087
Hopefully, I need a home at the actual price or at least fair price not this convoluted over inflated nonsense.

I am willing to bet your prediction won't come true tho, people are attracted to cities for more than work we're social animals

>>20020163
People rather be around their own kind not multiculti city hellscapes

>>20019253
That man is long overdue for a haircut

>>20020036
>they're far too retarded and incompetent to do my job.
They're far too retarded to do any accounting job.

>>20019253
IDK how it is in Cali, but here in Dallas most of the white collar jobs are already in the suburbs where housing is if not cheaper then more comfortable. I don't think companies will move their offices out of the city, but they're for sure going to start looking for people to hire outside of city limits for remote work.

>>20019829
>One the vaccine is out
lmfao

I hope, I live in Long Island and the jobs out here suck, but I vowed not to be a commuter slave to NYC unless I have kids and need the extra money.

>>20019517
based

No, remote work sucks.

>>20019829
Anon. We've been trying to make a vaccine for several corona viruses for decades, and not one of them works. Do you really think they're going to have something effective within a calendar year?

>>20019291
They re doing this already but skipping phase 2

i work in procurement, outsourced lvl 2 job indirect procurement in Eastern Europe, been working from home since march, everyone will still wfh until fall atleast.
Bros...we're not going back to an office environment, management here has realized we make more savings for the company since wfh, they realized the pajeets (literal indians from Hyderabad) in accounting are holding us back and now they are frantically trying to "train" them...as if you could train people who are replaced in 3 months anyway, who have no interest learning, like they give a shit about your procedures lmao.

>>20021670
also, the only ones complaining about wfh are WOMEN, all guys are much happier not having do deal with office bullshit, seminars, fucking team meetings and singing happy birthday to people who are desperate enough to come to work on their birthday

>>20019329
>>20019524
Aren't the unemployment rates in the 50%+?

>>20019253
out of the city and then out of existence

>>20021699
based Ted..

>>20019469
I would unironically love a community like that

>>20019446
Let me cure you of any taint you may have happened upon

>>20019469
sounds neat but I can also see it feeling obviously "planned" and "clinical" and "soulness". how do you counter these feelings? instead of Mickey D's it's Jim's Burger Shack and instead of Applebees it's Orangewasps?

i'm drunk

>>20019253
No. What will end up happening is offices in cities will continue to be used. It's likely that office space may be downsized and there is a cultural shift in the workplace where a preference is placed on working from home.

We've just been told that at our workplace while they will be allowing people back into the office now, this is subject to a 50% maximum capacity of employees. On top of that they're categorizing employees based on how essential it is for them to be in the office, with the vast majority being able to do their job from home. The office space will primarily be used for the managerial and executive level of people who need to meet with others in person to do business bullshit.

>>20019829
The absolute state of this fucking retard. Let's go with the lofty assumption that a vaccine actually happens, you really think it can be mass produced and rolled out in "a matter of weeks"?

>>20019569

Imagine having billions of dollars but marry on of these fking Bogs instead of a qt. Truely cucked bezos