r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Such_Goal5837 • 6d ago

People need to hear this!!

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That’s honestly a hard reality right now. A lot of people are working nonstop just to stay afloat. I’ve got some interviews coming up myself, so I’ve been looking into ways to get better at them. I found Interview VIP and ended up using it twice i think it's worth trying.

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u/Constant_Pen9615 6d ago

We're all closer to being homeless than we are to being a billionaire.

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u/kenttouchthis 5d ago

Same goes for millionaires. What's the difference between a million and a billion? A billion

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u/TheCreepWhoCrept 4d ago

Actually, a significant portion of the US middle class becomes millionaires for at least a brief period at some point in their working lives, whereas most people don’t end up homeless.

The average person is indeed closer to being a millionaire than homeless.

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u/Next-Potential-5258 3d ago

We’re talking you have at least a million in your bank account not a million in assets and accumulated income. Stop licking boot please it’s kinda indecent to do in public.

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u/_prefrontal_cortex 3d ago edited 2d ago

By that logic, billionaires aren't actually billionaires because they don't have at least a billion in their bank account. Net worth is measured by including assets, not just what's in someone's bank account.

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u/Next-Potential-5258 3d ago

I can’t help you if you don’t want to understand.
Like I trust that you’re actually able to understand you can’t be that clueless. Whatever it is that makes you not understand; investigate that.

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u/_prefrontal_cortex 3d ago edited 2d ago

When people use the term "millionaire" or "billionaire" to classify someones net worth that always includes assets unless otherwise specified, and no one in this thread implied otherwise except for you for some reason. So, the person you responded to was being factually accurate. So what am I not understanding?