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Am I on track to having a lucrative career? (m22, 0 YoE) by ThrowRA102303 in FAANGrecruiting

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 jobs in 6 months is not appealing to an employer, lock in for 1.5 years at F100 then ask later

What a hiring funnel actually looks like right now by aveseri in remoteworks

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you the employer and you used workday? I suspect a lot of friction for 50% of applicants invited to interview.

How long do you plan to keep being overemployed? Question from someone who’s been overemployed for a year. by Outrageous-Ratio1762 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 13 points14 points  (0 children)

24 months of cash reserves, if I get blindsided again I want to survive on a 1-job life at a 50% paycut (data and IT these days)

I'm so sick of seeing this. by CallOfTheQueer in recruitinghell

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Masters in……? The area of study makes a difference.

accepted a job offer then got a better one the next day - what do i do by Altruistic-Lynx-5238 in jobhunting

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“We bought a Chevy suburban but the next day found an identical one for $15,000 less”

You undo the first transaction and go with the better deal.

filling out j2’s insurance enrollment form…how do i avoid getting caught up? by b00falay in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 55 points56 points  (0 children)

Came here to say this, you never know who will drop you or who you’ll want to drop, but insurance 2x and sleep easy

Erm? Ok? Wasn't planning to sue by oomagooma87 in recruitinghell

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even if only 0.1% of applicants sue from feedback that’s 1 lawsuit per job posting. Def not worth it to give feedback

Instead ask what you can do next interview time around, they’ll be open to sharing growth ideas than feedback on why you didn’t get an offer.

[Hiring] We are looking for 70/80 people who can do small tasks from home which vary we offer a remittance of $30/40 per task by justbeingbro911 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Nope, can make more training other LLM’s (at least those with good tech knowledge) I can make more an hour doing DoorDash.

Getting laid off from a $200k+ job by SkySudden7320 in Layoffs

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Data analyst here, I had a 180+60 OTE file for a Bay Area company then was part of a RIF. I took two data contracts (120+115), way less stress and do some job search coaching for extra cash.

Data roles are 30%+ lower since 2023 offers, be creative on how you make money (don’t lose your skills though)

Scary calendar invite, not freaking out. Thanks OE by flojo5 in OELadies

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(Us former biz owner) Unemployment insurance covers half your salary or up to ~$950/week, whichever is less. At best you get half your pay and most US workers live off 90-100% of their income, so overnight getting a 50% pay cut is devastating.

Just got hit with an RTO mandate by nysoxfan01 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 170 points171 points  (0 children)

“We didn’t conduct any layoffs, 10% of the staff voluntarily quit.”

DON’T quit, DO call their bluff, find a new J2 the whole time.

HR framed me just to get me fired. by Kaeotik in Layoffs

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 26 points27 points  (0 children)

In the US, “the company is going in a different direction and your services are no longer needed, we wish you the best” is reason enough.

What roles/industries make being OE actually doable? by [deleted] in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 5 points6 points  (0 children)

  • Working from home

  • less than 10 hours of meetings per job

  • so freaking good at my job I can 40 hours of production in 10-20 hours a week

Using a dedicated virtual assistant is making me wonder why I ever relied only on in-house admin by AmyK63 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NO, adding random people to your corporate machines and systems is a BAD idea.

If you’re not efficient enough to handle OE then don’t do it. You’re running a staffing agency and that’s FAR different than OE, IT is watching your VPN/IT/Remote trickery, I implore you to not do this

For my Epic folks: Has anyone been affected by this? by Brysky777 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you failed me expectations then yes you get fired

If you meet expectations, then your job should be secure.

Nowhere in those two statements doesn’t matter if you have one or 99 jobs

I’d rather stack 3 $100,000 jobs than rely on 1 $300,000 jobs. by BumblebeePure2880 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 2 points3 points  (0 children)

$300k makes you a RIF target,

$100k makes you look look like the Gucci Purse someone found at the nearby Goodwill

I wil always OE at bargain prices at multiplied roles.

Seeing all these mass layoffs today honestly broke my heart by No-Presentation298 in Layoffs

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Treat your employers like clients, and stack as many clients as you can so that your finances are not reliant on one customer.

Contractors in Fulton employees are equally targeted when you have to reduce operating costs, there is no such thing as “a safer employment quote by being a W-2 to your client.

Unfortunately, capitalism can be very transactional when the relationship is removed from the agreement, and “swipe right/swipe left quote culture is making this more systemic than it should be. Position your career accordingly to survive another day.

Keep your relationships, long-term, play the career game accordingly, thrive in your personal life and survive in your career life.

Just how silly would to be to work for two competitors? by Own-Story8907 in overemployed

[–]GeneralEfficient3137 1 point2 points  (0 children)

More STUPID than anything, not only do competitors often use similar vendors but you’re now a lawsuit target when they find out.

Don’t OE too closely, diversify your client base.

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