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This and… Use your new free time by not applying to… Work on a project that interests you and share it online Exercise both physically and fiscally Spend ti
by wizardforhire 3y ago
This and…
Use your new free time by not applying to…
Work on a project that interests you and share it online
Exercise both physically and fiscally
Spend time with people you care about and also care about you
And keep working on projects and sharing them, maybe even with hn
The comments on here are legion of individuals who post some project and have to then fight away recruiters…
- azangru 3y agoWhat do fiscal exercises look like?
- expertentipp 3y agoYou invest in Apple or Tesla, get hit with 30% tax, and receive communication from IRS while living in Europe and having nothing to do with USA. Then try to clarify the whole mess.
- 0xfedbee 3y agoTradeRepublic
- expertentipp 3y agoNot available in some EU countries I need it, but thanks!
- skrebbel 3y agoI think they mean “learn to buy cheaper groceries” but I hope they mean “deadlift 20 years of income tax filings”
- expertentipp 3y agoMy self confidence and well-being from cardio was crushed by a 4-page letter from tax office in a language I don't understand, even though I speak 3 languages already.
- rsynnott 3y agoRepeatedly raising one of those burlap sacks of money found in old cartoons above your head.
- Roark66 3y ago>Work on a project that interests you and share it online This is good advice, but remember it's not the only way. Not everyone is comfortable giving their work away for free. (maybe its a new product/business idea etc). If the new business idea fails or you decide not to proceed with it you can still put it in your CV as long as you can describe it in detail and/or show potential employers your work. Assuming the project is related to your work of course.
- thrtythreeforty 3y agoDifferent way to look at freely shared online work: It's not giving your work away for free. It's an ad for your services. And because it has wide utility, you get seen by lots of eyeballs, possibly including exactly the people who can make a hiring decision about you.