How do you make your money?

[Fliest_aladdin]

Do you do physical job?
Do you spend a lot of time on MPGH market and do stuff there?>

what kind of work do you do

[TinyWeeWee]

I sit in a cubicle and trick my employer into thinking that I'm an invaluable employee.
I finish my day's work in like 15 minutes and then web browse.

[something1234567]

I pay a guy in China 1/5th of my wage and get him to do all of my work while I browse the web.

[TinyWeeWee]

I pay a guy in China 1/5th of my wage and get him to do all of my work while I browse the web.

Assuming you aren't bullshitting, can't the Chinese guy just create a competitor business?

[something1234567]

Assuming you aren't bullshitting, can't the Chinese guy just create a competitor business?

A) I personally don't do this but I know someone who does.
B) Not really, my friend mainly works as a web dev. Unless the person wants to make a company solely making web pages and c# or c++ applications (without the consumer base and the actual algorithms used) then there is no reason to do so.

[TinyWeeWee]

A) I personally don't do this but I know someone who does.
B) Not really, my friend mainly works as a web dev. Unless the person wants to make a company solely making web pages and c# or c++ applications (without the consumer base and the actual algorithms used) then there is no reason to do so.

One of the reasons why a lot of bigger companies compartmentalize their employees is to ensure their employees understand as little as possible about how their companies run.

I have a friend who hired some high school drop-out to handle all the import-related stuff (Getting ocean/air rates, customs clearing, ensuring all docs are bank-endorsed when appropriate, negotiating with co-loaders, writing D/Os and R/Os, basic accounting for reading debit and credit notes, etc.) in his business. He thought that because the industry was built on connections, the kid couldn't just do everything himself. After all, he doesn't have the client base.

After about 2 years, the kid learned everything he needed about running his own import company. What's more is that after 2 years, the company's clients trusted the drop-out, so when the kid opened up his own import business, the first thing he did was target my friend's customers. He stole quite a bit of customers in just a few months.

[Prove Them Wrong]

One of the reasons why a lot of bigger companies compartmentalize their employees is to ensure their employees understand as little as possible about how their companies run.

I have a friend who hired some high school drop-out to handle all the import-related stuff (Getting ocean/air rates, customs clearing, ensuring all docs are bank-endorsed when appropriate, negotiating with co-loaders, writing D/Os and R/Os, basic accounting for reading debit and credit notes, etc.) in his business. He thought that because the industry was built on connections, the kid couldn't just do everything himself. After all, he doesn't have the client base.

After about 2 years, the kid learned everything he needed about running his own import company. What's more is that after 2 years, the company's clients trusted the drop-out, so when the kid opened up his own import business, the first thing he did was target my friend's customers. He stole quite a bit of customers in just a few months.

Will definitely remember this story.

[something1234567]

well damn. My friend only feeds the guy what he needs to know, the guy doesn't even know the companies name lol!

[Hunter Is Daddy]

Going to open a Razer shop soon, vouch copy given to @Chaos

[Gelatin-chan]

Going to open a Razer shop soon, vouch copy given to @Chaos

Like SE'd stuff? If so, I'll be looking forward to it.

I myself go to the corner of a popular street during the nighttime and sell my booty with @Saboteur as my partner for a perfect duet.

[Mokou-Sama]

I don't work, still in college.

t.

OFFTOPIC: What is the anime source on your avatar?

[Bodvar]

Going to open a Razer shop soon, vouch copy given to @Chaos

Tag me if you open it, I might be interested. (if you need someone to do another vouch ill be more than happy to take it huehue)

[Heaven's Husband]

Going to open a Razer shop soon, vouch copy given to @Chaos

I haven't seen a Razer shop yet. SE me a Chroma.

[Hunter Is Daddy]

I haven't seen a Razer shop yet. SE me a Chroma.

not a SE , legit items.

[Officialhitman]

Going to open a Razer shop soon, vouch copy given to @Chaos

Are you doing firefly mouse pads?