The Official South Florida Discussion Thread

[Akata Man Bromo]

Nova Southeastern University Grad Sharks we here

I really wanted to go to FIU though

I was told but I doubt I am going. I need to be studying for this LSAT. I know it is going to be swollen and LIT!!!!

Thots galore looking their Sunday's Best!

Im thinking about going but @Matt504 warned me about nonconstructive events

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

Because Miami is not an entry-level city except for highly-skilled jobs.

Preach I think I said this somewhere on the first 3 pages of this thread

 

[agnosticlady]

Because Miami is not an entry-level city except for highly-skilled jobs. You're competing with people here, nationwide and abroad so there's a surplus of talent and Miami employers reserve the right to be picky on candidates. Unlike Los Angeles where employees are always looking for the better opportunity and employers pay to keep bodies, Miami people are loyal to an employer and have to be fired, retired or snatched up from someone else to leave. So, that stagnates new workers to workforce. There's always jobs but opportunities to learn what is needed to get the practical experience is usually elsewhere.

That definitely makes sense. I have noticed that too. You have to wait until a person get's fired or retires for a position to open up. Nothing against those that work at a place for a long time, but at North Dade Regional library I see the same faces working there from 14 years ago. I'm like damn! I also see that many of the jobs (depending on where you go) are given to the latinos, especially non black latinos. I was using Uber the other day and a Haitian man was my driver. he told me tht he started his own business and does Uber part time, because of the things he went through on the job. He said there is not as much discrimination in healthcare. His wife is a nurse.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

That definitely makes sense. I have noticed that too. You have to wait until a person get's fired or retires for a position to open up. Nothing against those that work at a place for a long time, but at North Dade Regional library I see the same faces working there from 14 years ago. I'm like damn! I also see that many of the jobs (depending on where you go) are given to the latinos, especially non black latinos. I was using Uber the other day and a Haitian man was my driver. he told me tht he started his own business and does Uber part time, because of the things he went through on the job. He said there is not as much discrimination in healthcare. His wife is a nurse.

Check my edited version of my post. I added something else.

 

[agnosticlady]

Preach I think I said this somewhere on the first 3 pages of this thread

So you're saying that if someone majors in journalism/marketing and wants to do broadcasting or whatever they are better off going somewhere else (Atlanta, Philadelphia, Richmond, and etc) for an entry level position.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

So you're saying that if someone majors in journalism/marketing and wants to do broadcasting or whatever they are better off going somewhere else (Atlanta, Philadelphia, Richmond, and etc) for an entry level position.

That's the jest of it.

 

[Matt504]

Nova South Eastern University Grad Sharks we here

I really wanted to go to FIU though

Im thinking about going but @Matt504 warned me about nonconstructive events

Where there's "thots galore", hypermasculinity isn't too far behind, men showing off and puffing out there chests to attract the attention of these women, add alcohol and drugs into the mix and it's basically a disaster waiting to happen, doesn't mean it's a 100% guarantee that it will but the odds are not in the favor of "peaceful gathering"

 

[agnosticlady]

Because Miami is not an entry-level city except for highly-skilled jobs. You're competing with people here, nationwide and abroad so there's a surplus of talent and Miami employers reserve the right to be picky on candidates. Unlike Los Angeles where employees are always looking for the better opportunity and employers pay to keep bodies, Miami people are loyal to an employer and have to be fired, retired or snatched up from someone else to leave. So, that stagnates new workers entering the workforce. There's always jobs but opportunities to learn what is needed to get the practical experience is usually elsewhere.

Plus, Miami there is a lot of nepotism and that goes on. Can't hate the players, I hate the game so I want to go to NC or GA for law school. Preferably UNC School of Law or Carolina Law as they call it.

Real talk...I see this a lot. I almost got fired from my job because two white Cubans lied on me. I know that it does not define all non blacks, but I see this A LOT. I am definitely leaving Miami.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

So you're saying that if someone majors in journalism/marketing and wants to do broadcasting or whatever they are better off going somewhere else (Atlanta, Philadelphia, Richmond, and etc) for an entry level position.

Unless you're starting something on your own then yes. IT, Health care and engineering you're good.

 

[OfTheCross]

Because Miami is not an entry-level city except for highly-skilled jobs. You're competing with people here, nationwide and abroad so there's a surplus of talent and Miami employers reserve the right to be picky on candidates. Unlike Los Angeles where employees are always looking for the better opportunity and employers pay to keep bodies, Miami people are loyal to an employer and have to be fired, retired or snatched up from someone else to leave. So, that stagnates new workers entering the workforce. There's always jobs but opportunities to learn what is needed to get the practical experience is usually elsewhere.

Plus, Miami there is a lot of nepotism and that goes on. Can't hate the players, I hate the game so I want to go to NC or GA for law school. Preferably UNC School of Law or Carolina Law as they call it.

Preach I think I said this somewhere on the first 3 pages of this thread

What's an entry level position to you guys?

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Real talk...I see this a lot. I almost got fired from my job because two white Cubans lied on me. I know that it does not define all non blacks, but I see this A LOT. I am definitely leaving Miami.

They tried to get you out of there para sus amigo.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

Where there's "thots galore", hypermasculinity isn't too far behind, men showing off and puffing out there chests to attract the attention of these women, add alcohol and drugs into the mix and it's basically a disaster waiting to happen, doesn't mean it's a 100% guarantee that it will but the odds are not in the favor of "peaceful gathering"

last year it went well without any problems I think I'll pass this year, because I have no real reason to go

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

What's an entry level position to you guys?

It would have been project coordinator, research analyst, financial analyst or some shyt IDC about. I was always interested in law but was scared off from the prospects of debt and job security after graduation. fukk that! I know how I want to live and what I love doing. Being in suits, in court, reading, writing, researching and being respected.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

What's an entry level position to you guys?

Basically a fresh out of college with no experience job. A lot of people down here get out of school and they are either overqualified for certain jobs or dont have enough experience to gain employment

 

[NY's #1 Draft Pick]

Dat Palm Bay life got you spoiled, breh.

The cribs up there are too big and cheap.

I can't deal with the silence and solitude, tho

Na son I'm not in Palm Bay. I'm in satellite beach. I got the Atlantic Ocean across the street

Go running on the beach on a daily basis


Mom and pops bars and restaurants that you can walk in with chancletas on That's that chill life. I go to Miami to do that real partying lol