I tried starting my own business. It’s not for me. I commend you unless you had someone help you financially then I would commend them.Used to be in sales, I knew I was better and created my own business.Ever been in sales? Well I’ve worked for many shitty companies. They’re business model is to hire 90% more salespeople than you think you need. Pay them 100% commission and watch all 100% of them work their asses for 8 months and watch 90% of them fail. Some right away, some in a month, some in 2, 3, 4-7 months and by month 8 you have the 10% you’re going to keep.If the rich lobby politicians to cut social programs so they can get tax cuts, that’s class warfare stupid boy.....
I'm grateful. I make $100,000 a year.
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There is no "class warfare" no matter how badly the democrats want it.
Your shrink is doing a piss-poor job. You can't go half a day without gassing on about how 'rich' you think you are. You are pathologically shallow and insecure. What a poor fucking excuse for a human being.
If the rich in the 80s start hiring illegals to avoid paying American wages, that’s class warfare you idiot. This has cost the middle class billions and profited corporations billions every year fool.
If they send our highest paying manufacturing jobs to mexico, that’s class warfare dummy.
If they break unions, that’s class warfare
And now it’s all secretive because of citizens united.
So how did you start making good money, you are not that different than others, you were not union, so, I’m not seeing class warfare. Your brother according to you is doing well.
In America if you work hard and find a niche, you make money, your excuses are just that, excuses.
Then repeat and do it every 6 months. The 10% don’t mind because when the new people quit they get their accounts.
I made it to the 10%. I didn’t like this business model. But when people are looking for jobs and there aren’t any they’ll take the chance. I took this job right out of college during hw Bush’s shitty 4 years. I went back after the gw Great Recession and didn’t make it. But it led to this job luckily.
Also keep in mind it doesn’t look good if you bounce from job to job but in sales it’s almost unavoidable if you want to try to make more money and if you don’t succeed and get let go that looks bad on a job interview. So it’s easy to say just go find another better job. Good luck with that.
Ive seen first hand how sales got fucked with in the past 20 plus years. Just because I finally found a good job doesn’t mean I forgot.
I find I’m happiest working for someone else. Salary, vacation days, commissions, 401k, sick day, they pay for rent and all my supplies. Printer is out of ink or paper? Not my problem.
And it would have been great owning my own business if I had 3 jobs a day. The toughest days were days where I didn’t have any jobs so I would prospect for new business. So I was working and not making anything. At my company Now when I’m prospecting, I’m being paid.
See, to me that is a weird statement. You are acting like, money is all that is required to make a successful business, and the guy running the place isn't worth commending. And the real irony is that even in your own post, you indicate the opposite.
I find I’m happiest working for someone else. Salary, vacation days, commissions, 401k, sick day, they pay for rent and all my supplies. Printer is out of ink or paper? Not my problem.
Do you not see the irony there? You enjoy all those things, which people who start their own business don't have. But you would rather commend the financial backers, than the person doing the work.
My last long term job, the CEO of the company, who owned the company, was on a vacation. A customer called in with a critical problem with our products. The CEO flew back from vacation on Wednesday morning, worked all day Wednesday and Thursday, and flew back to vacation, Thursday night, only to come back Saturday.
And he deserves no commendation?
When you were an employee, and went on vacation, did you get called back to fix problems? Likely no. I know I've never been called on vacation.
Same guy, the following year, we had a huge deployment of products, for outdoor use. A week after deployment, the customer sent back pictures that the units had filled with water after a rain storm.
The CEO, the VP, the head of sales, and the head of engineering, all rented a van, drove down to Florida, and worked all night long for two days, repairing the units.
And he deserves no commendation?
The average CEO works between 50 and 60 hours a week. And when things go wrong, they don't contact the employee on the production line, they contact the people in charge.
You like having no responsibilities "Printer is out of ink or paper? Not my problem." but then don't want to give credit to the people who do own the responsibilities.
So I was working and not making anything. At my company Now when I’m prospecting, I’m being paid.
Again, that's our point. The reason why Bezo today has billions, is because when the company started, and there was no business.... Bezo earned nothing.
The employees still collected a check, while Bezo just lost money, paying people to try and find work.
That's why as the business improves, now he's a multi-billionaire.
1-800-GOT-JUNK, when Scudamore was building his junk removal service, when there was no work, he was driving around hunting for trash that needed removed, driving up and down roads looking for work earning nothing.
Do you see the issue? When left-wingers say "Why does the CEO earn 20X the wages of the employee" this is why. He owns the risk. He built the place, or keeps it running. He owns the responsibility. He takes on the tough choices.
The employees sit back, collect a check, and say "Not my problem" right? Why should employees be paid more, when they own the responsibility of nothing? Why should they be paid more when they invested none of their own money in the business?