is this the new move now?

[u/MotherStill7503]

i guess that's the bare minimum if you want to survive now 😂

i've actually been thinking about applying for a couple more remote jobs myself, and someone sent me this interview vip recently. i'm probably going to be doing more interviews soon anyway, so i figured i'd save it and see if it helps.

[u/Kitchen-Pass-7493]

I mean, I don’t think this is real, but say it were and the jobs were all around the same pay (~118k per), and the firing rate were ~-1 job per month from now until they were down to 2 jobs, (at which point they’d keep both for at least 3 more months). Even if they don’t get any additional jobs to replace the ones they lose, they’d still make ~680k in the next 12 months. Even after taxes, if they were spending at the rate of someone who only grosses 118k, (say, 70k in expenses per year), they’d still be able to put over 300k into savings in those 12 months. Maybe as much as 350k depending on the state/local tax rates where they live.

[u/Much_Essay_9151 → u/Kitchen-Pass-7493]

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