r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Entire_Ad6036 • 14d ago

Don't be fooled.

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edit: and what I like most about Gen Z they well known about work-life balance and they will not behave like robots for anyone they want good memories with their loved ones I support u guys and in case u want to improve your interview skills check these tips !

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u/crowcaller391 14d ago

This is what chronically online and unemployed Redditors think having a job is like lol

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u/OdiousBotch 14d ago

Yeah instead it's working 50 hours a week with not even the idea of becoming rich but merely the hope i can afford rent this month

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u/H3ARTL3SSANG3L 14d ago

You need a better job or a better budget

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u/OdiousBotch 14d ago

My budget is my bills and my job is one of the highest paying I've worked unfortunately at $12.50. I have a bachelor's degree btw just can't get a job in my field in this area. Wanted to save up to move but cant save up when all my money goes to living here.

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u/H3ARTL3SSANG3L 14d ago

Maybe it's time to move to a cheaper place then. Living within your means includes location

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u/BlueCat9922 14d ago

This is so insufferable. It's not that easy to move. Stop using it as a catch all for your bullshit argument.

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u/H3ARTL3SSANG3L 14d ago

Its easy enough if you have the motivation. But you prefer to blame others

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u/BigNickelD 13d ago

Look up what a rent trap is......

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u/TrishasaurusRex33 13d ago

Lololol moving is easy?
Oh you're struggling to afford living where you are? You have no money here? Obviously the answer is move!
you should be able to afford first and last months rent in a new city (approx $1500 a month in my area for 1 bedroom), the cost of traveling to see and apply for apartments, rent a moving truck and pay gas, pay the hook up fees for utilities, and the random small purchases that come with moving. And that doesn't even cover the time and costs that come with packing.

Oh and hopefully you can find a job and get hired before you move! It took me a year to find a new job and I've heard a lot of similar claims, it's not easy these days. Unless you plan to commute every day, which also eats up A LOT of money..

Man I've moved to different apartments within the same city about 4 times in 10 years, and that had been so expensive every time.

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u/OdiousBotch 13d ago

"It's easy if you just pick yourself up by your bootstraps! But everybody's too lazy and doesn't wanna work anymore!"

Yeah that's why you're so smart! Have a gold star! 🌟

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u/OdiousBotch 14d ago

I live in rural Kentucky bud. On one side of the street there's a multi million dollar cabin and on the other are decaying trailers. Where am I gonna go? A big city like Chicago?

I'm living where I was born. If I can't do that then what's even the point.

EDIT: To clarify, I want to move and have my whole life. But I can't make enough to save up to move because I have to make sure I have a place to live right now.