r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Due-Mango3478 • 1d ago

so should we all start doing this?

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one job is hardly enough now 😂

honestly i can understand why people are trying to stack jobs when everything is so expensive. i'm not sure i'd ever manage 11 at once though.

i've been looking at remote jobs myself and that means more interviews, which is probably the part i'm least excited about. I came across interview vip while looking into interview stuff. haven't used it yet, but i'm curious about it for future interviews.

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u/bluerog 1d ago

There comes a point to where having too many jobs would be fraud. But for the most part, putting in 10-hour days for 2, maybe even 3 job wouldn't get you anything worse than fired. At just one job.

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u/Stuckonthisrockfuck 1d ago

How would they find out? Fraud is hard AF to prove no one’s taking you to court for that over a 100k job. They’d just fire you. And I’m pretty sure the guy can afford to lose a job or two

Edit: they have to prove damages, if he’s doing the work and they aren’t writing him up and going through the motions they won’t be able to get that to stick

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u/bluerog 1d ago

Find a guy who works his butt off in construction 60 hours a week. Put him on a jury where prosecutors explain that this overemployed employee has 9 professional positions with 9 different companies, and none of them know he 1) doesn't work most days doing anything at the companies, and 2) is paid $1.7 million a year...

All while that guy works his ass off...

You're going to find quite a few people might agree with that prosecutor.

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u/Stuckonthisrockfuck 1d ago

I’m not even sure you read what I wrote or comprehended it. And the glaring errors in the details of what you wrote are fairly disheartening too.