RE: Find a potential employer that will be out of business in 3 years and apply.

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Sep 20, 2024
7:22:04am

Team Chaos All-American

RE: Find a potential employer that will be out of business in 3 years and apply.

At my hedge fund, I pay an analyst to walk around parks in Austin, SF, and NY and ask these people who are tanning at 2pm on a Tuesday where they work.

We then short the stock.

We’re up 728% this year. https://t.co/pVVx73UCHk
— Chris Bakke (@ChrisJBakke) May 15, 2024

https://twitter.com/ChrisJBakke/status/1790542675147722789

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Team Chaos

Previous username: Sock Gnome
Bio page: Team Chaos
Joined: Sep 6, 2002
Last login: Nov 10, 2024
Total posts: 15,478 (1 FO)

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How does one get such a lovely job? I would LOVE to work from home!!

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

Sep 20, 7:13am

Find a potential employer that will be out of business in 3 years and apply.

MormonThug

Sep 20, 7:17am

RE: Find a potential employer that will be out of business in 3 years and apply.

Team Chaos

Sep 20, 7:22am

I've worked from home for almost 20 years

lagryffe

Sep 20, 7:22am

I’ve come to the conclusion that I can’t travel for work.

brazilcoug

Sep 20, 7:26am

I like traveling 3-4 times a year. Once a quarter is like a break.

Magneto

Sep 20, 10:48am

I know a ton of people who like you say they work from home but travel 50% of the time. That's not working from home imo

CSoul

Sep 20, 7:56am

This is me right now… 25-50% travel, the rest in office…

Kuga

Sep 20, 2:30pm

Apply for one? I have been WFH since Covid and it is great.

Thrill

Sep 20, 10:36am

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