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Topic: Wage Power - What's yours?
Spook
Posts: 28420
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
the work/life balance is supreme and a lot of people don't ever put their minds to trying to better it, they accept that their life is just locking out life for work.


f*** yer

one of the best things about my job is that its rarely interfers with my personal life, which is what im about.

i love working, but i love coming home even more, seeing my family, playing my sport, getting wasted with my mates

im on call 24/7 365, but that is taken care of appropriately for what they pay me
hardware
Posts: 6938
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
that's the way spook
i know i could earn more money than i do
but i'd have to work my friggin arse off and root up my real life
bugger that for a joke

my ideal goal is to one day work gentleman's hours
10-2 with an hour or two for lunch
Superform
Posts: 6064
Location: Netherlands
not including investments :(
Superform
Posts: 6065
Location: Netherlands
without invest its 1600 but if i get a motorbike here it will be 1777.7

with investments its pushing 10k
Superform
Posts: 6066
Location: Netherlands
~885 goddamn i need to graduate and get me a real job :(


i still remember you arguing so hard against my recession/depression prediction (i was saying it a good 2 years or more before it became mainstream news)- I would suggest if you want to make money don’t work in commerce or finance.. or just get used to not making any money in commerce or finance.. lolz
orbitor
Posts: 8252
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Also, I'm shank you in the f*** for breaking the h-scroll orbs.


hehehe, I thought I might screw someone over with that :D
Pinky
Posts: 5043
Location: Melbourne, Victoria

Superform, were I to have a mobile that supports it - where would your avatar take me?
Superform
Posts: 6073
Location: Netherlands
just my site :)
HurricaneJim
Posts: 268
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

your sister's name is louise?


No names no pack drills

If she has only 3 people higher then her, then wouldn't she generally be expected to be on-call, 24/7 ?

Did you factor 24/7 365/year into your equasion?


I only included the 70 office hours per week. Whilst people at that level may well be available they have staff they delegate to. There is a big difference between small business and large multinational corporations.

Is she single?


No
Mephz
Posts: 332
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Approximately 2305.

This comparison you concocted is totally void given you asked people to conform to "averages" such as annual leave.
When persons receive more than your standard 4 weeks with leave loading you're asking them to ignore a few thousand dollars in your comparison, same with salary sacrificing if they are career specific, as well as super contribution benefits.

All of these can add up to tens of thousands of dollars in the hand differences!
Persay
Posts: 6121
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
finance ftw (i hope)
taggs
Posts: 3788
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i still remember you arguing so hard against my recession/depression prediction (i was saying it a good 2 years or more before it became mainstream news)- I would suggest if you want to make money don’t work in commerce or finance.. or just get used to not making any money in commerce or finance.. lolz


oh you mean the thread where i asked you to post your true return on equities over the years? and you don't... probably because you don't calculate that number because it would be too ego-deflationary? go google something called confirmation bias, then have a good hard think about what it means.

you can post on qgl as much as you want about how you're the greatest investor the world's ever seen since warren buffet, that's your prerogative. trying so hard to convince random strangers of that seems pretty pathetic to me but whatever floats your boat dude :)

and yeah, finance is known for paying really, really poorly, right? keep em coming, bro.
Persay
Posts: 6125
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
anything under 100k/year is for peasants

how else can you afford your 3k/day lawyer?

lulz
koopz
Posts: 8682
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

anything under 100k/year is for peasants

how else can you afford your 3k/day lawyer?


on or off the books?
Superform
Posts: 6075
Location: Netherlands
deflect more...

i mean in the thread where i called the meltdown and you said na that wont happen

my point is if you couldnt see there was a global financial crisis coming then maybe finance isnt your thing

flipping burgers might be more your thing
taggs
Posts: 3792
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Oh right, the thread where you predicted the GFC? i didn't realise that actually happened... would you mind linking that? here's a start: http://www.ausgamers.com/forums/search.php?keywords=&author=superform®ion=both&posted=0&direction=newer&sort=score&pagesize=100

if a copy/paste of that doesn't work just load up the forums from the AG interface, jump into the search function, tap your name into the 'search for author' field and have at thee.

let's assume for the sake of your pedantic argument that the onset of the GFC was 14/15 Sep 08 when Lehman Bros announced bankruptcy - a commonly accepted starting point of the GFC.

so back to what i linked above? that's every thread you've ever posted on qgl, if you could link the relevant thread then that would be just super. because i've just skimmed through your posts prior to Sep 08 and can't find what in the f*** you're talking about. happy to stand corrected though.

so if you could just link this thread where you supposedly argued with me that there would be a GFC and i argued that there wouldn't be, that would just make my day.

my point is if you couldnt see there was a global financial crisis coming then maybe finance isnt your thing

flipping burgers might be more your thing


oh right, because the one thing about the GFC that sticks out in everyone's minds is just how predictable it was, right? if you're seriously suggesting that anyone who couldn't predict the GFC (as you claim you did) won't make any money in finance, ever, then you're even stupider than your posts belie - if that were the case 75%+ of wall street, london and the rest of financial markets across the globe would be unemployed. this is another case of you spouting absolute bulls*** - and if your trends in threads past are anything to go by you probably won't even reply to this post.
Superform
Posts: 6078
Location: Netherlands
hahaha its replies like this that make me lol

you belittle me for making a predictions.. make none of your own and then come back with more belittling statements to cover up the fact that you dont know what your talking about

i cant find the thread so meh
HurricaneJim
Posts: 270
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

oh right, because the one thing about the GFC that sticks out in everyone's minds is just how predictable it was, right? if you're seriously suggesting that anyone who couldn't predict the GFC (as you claim you did) won't make any money in finance, ever, then you're even stupider than your posts belie - if that were the case 75%+ of wall street, london and the rest of financial markets across the globe would be unemployed. this is another case of you spouting absolute bulls*** - and if your trends in threads past are anything to go by you probably won't even reply to this post.


Actually, the GFC was quite predictable it's just that individually we can't do anything about it. Sub-prime loans were the alarm bell for me, got out of hedge funds and protected my portfolio in solid blue chips. Been watching China/India for years and seeing who supplies them = profit. Of course it's not big money but it keeps me in PCs and smokes.
Anono
Posts: 827
Location:
2981 but i also get 12 weeks paid leave. Teaching in a rural location has its benefits.
taggs
Posts: 3793
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you belittle me for making a predictions.. make none of your own and then come back with more belittling statements to cover up the fact that you dont know what your talking about

i cant find the thread so meh


haha, k dude. i'll have to take your word on it then ;)
Primordius
Posts: 555
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
So it's basically gross annual income divide your hours away from home = figure


Based on the above statement, most weeks working from home = 16000

Average week this year containing chaos requiring me to go on-site = approx 5333.3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333

Based on true work hours = 1333.33333333333333333333333333333

These figures dramatically change when the weather improves and I take some time off to go fishing.
Opec
Posts: 6351
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

I get wage power envy reading this thread
Pinky
Posts: 5082
Location: Melbourne, Victoria

Suggesting finance might not be taggs' thing suggests you've never read a taggs post before because they seem pretty on the money to me.

BAM! Pun! "On the money", get it!?
reload!
Posts: 5291
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
nahh, pinky, the secret to finance is obviously making 50/50 predictions without giving any reasoning or justifcation whatsoever, let alone anything based on actual economic theory.
Mantra
Crusty old man
Posts: 2660
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
My wage can beat your dads wage no problems...
Ross
Posts: 2199
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I have a giant cock!
Persay
Posts: 6129
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i think this thread and the car thread are huge lolz
Mantra
Crusty old man
Posts: 2667
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I have a giant cock!
No way man! My cock is much bigger!
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