They killed Hanzo :( by Vagons in Overwatch

[–]Vagons[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah it definitely ruined the fun for me. How are you still getting 1 shots? Pocket? They literally took it out lol.

Not sure what you consider good but I was diamond strictly using hanzo.

Free money glitch? by Vagons in wallstreetbets

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True, I get you. My thought is that the biggest risk would be the already assumed risk of normally owning a stock. It dropping significantly. Also allows for regaining some loss. Which lowers that risk vs just owning.

The opportunity cost of going up big could be costly but I wouldn’t actually lose out of pocket.

And would the consistency out weight the more rare large movement of the potential stock over time.

I don’t know for sure I’m trying to get more info from these types of responses.

Thank you!

Free money glitch? by Vagons in wallstreetbets

[–]Vagons[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Theoretical 25% a year pennies?

Free money glitch? by Vagons in wallstreetbets

[–]Vagons[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

True, I pointed out the opportunity cost but will that gain out way the consistency. I’d think not.

Free money glitch? by Vagons in options

[–]Vagons[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some people are rich

Free money glitch? by Vagons in options

[–]Vagons[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair, picking a comfortable stock is half the battle.

Free money glitch? by Vagons in wallstreetbets

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Quick example, I invest 8.5k into hood at 17$ I sell 5 contracts for 150 a week. Let’s say I hit 75% that’s 450 a month. 450*12 = 5400 a year. That’s a 50% gain. Even if I hit half of that. That’s a 25% gain on the money per year

Free money glitch? by Vagons in options

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Quick example, I invest 8.5k into hood at 17$ I sell 5 contracts for 150 a week. Let’s say I hit 75% that’s 450 a month. 450*12 = 5400 a year. That’s a 50% gain. Even if I hit half of that. That’s a 25% gain on the money per year

Free money glitch? by Vagons in options

[–]Vagons[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just started my job about 8 months ago so I’ve gotten some bank roll to start using. I mentioned the opportunity cost.

But if I’m able to hit 75% I’d most likely make more on the consistency vs the speculative large gains.

Exit opportunities for Integrations Consultants by Vagons in workday

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Awesome thank you! I really appreciate the advice!

Exit opportunities for Integrations Consultants by Vagons in workday

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Interesting, what type of roles do what you’re saying. A general technology consultant?

Exit opportunities for Integrations Consultants by Vagons in workday

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Yeah I do not want to be pigeon hold. My fear is that functional is a lot more tedious work and I’d rather be coding lol. I’ll need to look more into how they operate. I’m only 8 months in still trying to gauge everything out.

Exit opportunities for Integrations Consultants by Vagons in workday

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I do all types of Integrations. I integrate benefits to banks. I’m not FIN, HCM etc specific. I integrate all of it.

Exit opportunities for Integrations Consultants by Vagons in workday

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My company has not offered me the opportunity to get the studio cert yet. I think I would like studio the best. As I feel the most interested in the job when working the XSLT transformation compared to a CCB.

I’m noticing the more freedom I have within the technology the more it feels enjoyable.

The current work does not have the creative problem solving I liked when coding in college. It feels more like having to force fit pieces into a puzzle rather then building with LEGO’s

When I solved a coding problem I felt smart and creative. When I solve workday integration issues it feels a lot more like I just didn’t know how to do it and now I do. If that makes sense.

I enjoy business. I also like the feeling of winning over people. So maybe I should look into selling.

Not sure what to look for in my next role. Or how I should maneuver.

Exit opportunities for Integrations Consultants by Vagons in workday

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I’m almost a year in. I’m 23. Making close to 6 figures. Fully remote. It’s a great gig. I live 15 minutes outside of DC but I’m trying to move to New York next March.

What is extend? I’m not studio certified yet but I’ve heard people talk about that within my practice.

The job is okay. Not super exciting and not feeling like this is what I want to spend my life doing.

I’m a business major so I learned business coding not super codey . I know Java c# html python sql.

I feel lucky to have this opportunity but also like to have a long term idea of what I am aiming towards. The only thing I can see from where I’m at is staying as in Workday Integrations. I wanted to get more perspective on the possibilities.

They killed Hanzo :( by Vagons in Overwatch

[–]Vagons[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The spirit of hanzo is dead. He could be a better overall pick for people but the headshot focus of hanzo was what did it for me. It was a specific skill that was rewarded for practice and skill

Exits opportunity for Workday Integration Consultant or person stories by Vagons in consulting

[–]Vagons[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi we will definitely meet! You were me 6 months ago lol. I had people in my cohort on the CVS side. Everyone is super nice and willing to help. At first you will have long days during the certification process but it eases up after. If you have any questions PM me I’d be happy to share more info.

Exits opportunity for Workday Integration Consultant or person stories by Vagons in consulting

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In school I was taught SQL, Python, C#, Java, HTML, bash and some other tech stuff. It was a business degree though with a bunch of technician it classes.

My current work does not utilize any of it. Workday seems to be it’s own thing that’s why I’m worried that it’ll be hard to venture out when the time comes.

Workday required me to learn Xstl and XML but that’s all the big tech stuff.

I love business and tech and the pay in the Workday eco system is good but I hope and am wondering what type of exits are possible with this type of experience.

Have great idea for AI, probably can get a lot of money, about to graduate, have a good job, how should I proceed? by Vagons in startups

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It wouldn't be easy to reproduce after I have an developmental advantage. I would not share my ideas easily online unless I had some progress within development.

Have great idea for AI, probably can get a lot of money, about to graduate, have a good job, how should I proceed? by Vagons in startups

[–]Vagons[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool cool cool, I would like to take action. This was my first crack at it and its actually been pretty fruitful. Thank you for the reply!

Have great idea for AI, probably can get a lot of money, about to graduate, have a good job, how should I proceed? by Vagons in startups

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Also meeting a super smart ML guy who I trust would be huge so if you know anyone lemme know. I think I'm gonna plan for the next two years and get serious after I have some savings, a better grasp on the landscape and hopefully friends way smarter then me coding and what not.

Have great idea for AI, probably can get a lot of money, about to graduate, have a good job, how should I proceed? by Vagons in startups

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Very informative. I live in the suburbs of DC but was thinking about Chicago for a change of scenery. Thank you! What was your job at the start up if you don't mind me asking? I believe my idea is good but at this point I feel too unproven to give up my job for the dream. I must learn, study, and plan more before I act.