Would you quit your current job to accept this employment opportunity?

[Elim Garak]

• Your job responsibilities will be exactly the same as your current job so you are fully trained it's just a new employer
• 1 million dollar a year salary after taxes
• Cannot work for any other employers and cannot start your own business
• Must be on call 7 days a week for possible issues
• No benefits included with the job
• You cannot buy any health, dental, or vision benefits
• You cannot go on someone else's insurance
• You cannot invest the money you make or gain interest from the salary you make
• For your normal schedule you must work at least 8 hours a day M-F

 

[Daniel.]

Only bad parts are not having benefits/insurance: would just go on my wife's plans. I didn't buy it.

I'm in HR, the worse thing I'll get pulled into 7 days a week is a Zoom call for some grievance shyt.

In short, yes.

 

[The God Poster]

No. A minor cold would have most

 

[Elim Garak]

Only bad parts are not having benefits/insurance: would just go on my wife's plans. I didn't buy it.

I'm in HR, the worse thing I'll get pulled into 7 days a week is a Zoom call for some grievance shyt.

I'm short, yes.

You cannot go on someone else's insurance.

 

[DonB90]

Must be on call 7 days a week for possible issues

fukk no

 

[Roger king]

That sounds more like carceral punishment rather than a good paying job, no thanks

 

[Ziggiy]

The lack of insurance aspect is an automatic No Deal.

 

[VegetasHairline]

That sounds more like carceral punishment rather than a good paying job, no thanks

It would still be an upgrade for you tho!

 

[DatLBCGuy562]

Any health issues that arise, I’ll just pay outta pocket. Actually may save not having a dedicated insurance bill every month. I make $130,000 now, BEFORE taxes. Easy call for a million AFTER taxes. I ain’t gonna accumulate that much damn medical expenses. I ain’t that

 

[Daniel.]

You cannot go on someone else's insurance.

This nikka edited it and everything



I still say yes. fukk you.

 

[BaggerofTea]

a milly after taxes makes insurance an after thought.

Light work

 

[desjardins]

Yes

The 7 days on call part would be tough, but I'm literally on call right now. My team hasn't had a serious incident in months because we built so much monitoring and emphasize code quality.
The no insurance part looks like a gotcha but honestly I'm healthy and I think even if you need like cancer treatments a million cash should be able to handle most medical emergencies

 

[Lord Beasley]

He took the military, exponentially increased the salary, and yanked health benefits. You'd be an idiot to sign on to that

Even the military has promoted investment options

 

[Elim Garak]

This nikka edited it and everything



I still say yes. fukk you.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

• Your job responsibilities will be exactly the same as your current job so you are fully trained it's just a new employer
• 1 million dollar a year salary after taxes
• Cannot work for any other employers and cannot start your own business
• Must be on call 7 days a week for possible issues
• No benefits include with the job
• You cannot buy any health, dental, or vision benefits
• You cannot go on someone else's insurance
• You cannot invest the money you make or gain interest from the salary you make
• For your normal schedule you must work at least 8 hours a day M-F

Only if its remote and on call is only for emergencies

I also want 60 days off a year