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PplusAD Germany. Jun 04 2009 14:26. Posts 7182

Today i realized how much working in the real world sucks ^^
Especially with the degree i will have after graduating from university.

An old mate who finished the exact same studies at univerrsity that i do atm graduated 2 years ago and
is now a self employer sports scientist.
He works in cooperation with a health insurance company called AOK.

What he does is basically helping them as sport scientist in some research fields and studies while they arrange him customers for his private health courses ( They basically take care of 70% of teh costs customers have to pay for his courses -> he gets more customers ).
He gets 750€ a month for helping them out 20h a week on scientistit research concerning public health
additionally he averages another 700€ / month for giving this health courses ( health excercising etc ...)
He is only allowed to give a maximum of 20h health excercise courses a month or he will lose the cooperation with the AOK

So all in all
-> 1450€ month income ( 2000$) for 25h work/week

ALl in all if u are a poker player this isnt too bad

U have plenty of free time to make additional 2-5K a month ^^
+ u have a relativly easy job and do something that helps other people

If u arent a Poker player and find yourself in this situation
-> Fuck Your Life ! ( 4,5 years of university studies for a 1400€ job ??? >-<

lol

GL ALL

off topic
Poker going good in June so far
+ 407$ 4/4 days in June played ~ 3,5K hands so far

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U see what i did there with A8 ? He 4 bets and there we go insta jam A8 : ---booooom -- . hahahaha ( Krantz)

Last edit: 04/06/2009 15:02

SfydjkLm Belarus. Jun 04 2009 14:49. Posts 3810

yep. The bio degree i had was averaging 30 grand a year. Which is barely more then any job u can get with no education at all and much less then something like a train conductor even.

*wink wink*

Fudyann Netherlands. Jun 04 2009 16:51. Posts 704

Supply and demand. People in those lines of works tend to do it more for satisfaction than money, so there are a lot of people that will do that work for almost nothing, so firms won't offer much for that position.

If you want money, go for a job that nobody will do for just a little, or do something where your talent is so rare and valuable that firms will bid the price up in competition for employees.

OpWestAcct United States. Jun 04 2009 17:06. Posts 640

Lol @ 2000 a month. That's how much I was making working 30 hours a week at Red Lobster as a waiter.

Fuck me