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Has avanade laid off employees this year?
Microsoft why are you damn obsessed with making so much of your software “start on startup” by default?
It’s so annoying and Microsoft teams is the LeAST efficient chatting app out there so it’s awful on resources. Slack is SO much faster and doesn’t start on startup (I don’t think ?)…
you’re really quite something to blatantly copy the competition, make your product more sluggish, and then add in your nasty ass dark patterns. Microsoft teams = bloatware 90% of the time. Stop prioritizing it
Anyone know L23 PayPal comp package?
I'm 53 without a whole lot of savings (long story), but a super successful track record and able to code 10x no problem - as in build an entire SaaS product without help and so on. But, it's a total gamble vs 115K/year in the bank. But at the same time 115K after taxes even sustained for a while without burning out (unlikely) is not going to be enough to retire within 5 or so years.
The only way the move makes sense is if I can make >115K and hopefully scale that to the point where it's 2-10x that amount.
Any thoughts? How likely is it that I can at least make that shortfall through side gigs (eg consulting)?
I think you should keep the new job, just do enough to get by. Find ways to be efficient so you don’t have to put in as many hours. Continue to use the old job as a side gig, save up, and invest in passive income streams that won’t take time.
Thanks. The problem is all the face time needed. I'm in meetings all day every day.
Do you have ideas for passive streams which don't take time?
Keep the old job and get a part time gig