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Hello everyone, my name is Anar Babayev or
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babaykin, I retired at 35 years old.
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My episode today is called leftist, this
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will be the most unethical video in the entire
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history of the channel, so people with a fine
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mental organization are better off
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turning off the video right away; others, on the contrary, are better off
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watching with both eyes, watch this video
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until end and you will learn how to break through the
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salary ceiling What is career
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polygamy and how programmers manage
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to earn one million dollars
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a year and I’ll start with this thought in
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finance textbooks they say that it
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seems like you need to save
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10-15 percent of your income and all that
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above this is an imbalance, but it is not to
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forget about today and I
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completely agree with this idea, of course we
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should not forget about such things, but the
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key mistake here is that people
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think that a high savings rate, that
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is, the difference between income and expenses, is
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always about asceticism that you need to
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eat doshiraki, dress in
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second-hand stores or at sales, and
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deny yourself small
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pleasures in reality. So
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let’s imagine a family who
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now lives on 100 thousand rubles, the figure is
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arbitrary and they manage to save
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only 10 thousand rubles, which in principle is
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not bad but not enough And then they see a certain
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babaikin on YouTube who explains to them
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that with such a rate of savings At this
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rate it is very difficult to accumulate substantial
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capital and suggests saving much
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more, for example 50 thousand rubles, the first
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reaction of such people is understandable, they
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wonder what kind of idiots they are like
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here how to live off the rest of the money
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Well, let's look at it a little differently,
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here's how you like this math. What if
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this same family earns not 100
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thousand rubles, but 250 thousand rubles, while
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continuing to live on the same 90 thousand rubles
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and 160 thousand rubles every month, wear
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a small bag
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and the next the reaction will be so
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understandable too, I think these are some kind of tanks, this is
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Pasha as Carlo’s dad and in the office
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where I work there is an invisible ceiling
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that cannot be broken through in the niche where I work there
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is also a salary limit and it is
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almost impossible to go beyond this limit Everything is so
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but only for those who think in a stereotyped way
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the following thought my channel is called
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retirement at 35 years old and people periodically
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troll me in the comments and say Well,
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tell us how to get out of the videos for this retirement at 35 years old
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video I talk about
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how capital is made outside the
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stock exchange e ways We don’t have that many, we’re
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not considering some wonderful
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scenarios here, like getting an
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inheritance from a rich uncle, winning the
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lottery, getting married successfully, and so
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on, I’ll
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list the most common
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options. The first method is to climb the
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career ladder, a good option, one
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of the most reliable, one one of the
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safest, but for career growth
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you have to pay quite a lot in
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time and the
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side effects are background stress,
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frayed nerves, burnout and other
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delights. The second way is to build a
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business or sell it or
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accumulate it. Well, that is, pull
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profit out of it and slowly put it aside
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in a box - this is my favorite option, the
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shortest, but even here the price for success is
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quite high, first of all, this is the
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loss of health, this is often undermined
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relationships with loved ones. Here you risk your
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reputation, sometimes even your life. In addition,
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anxiety has an entrepreneurial spirit,
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maybe 5 percent of people, the rest are the
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path of a businessman It’s just harmful But if
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there’s another way, a third way What if
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you get several remote jobs
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and earn more career consultants don’t talk about this,
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you won’t see
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this method mentioned in any
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career plan, it turns out there is a group of people in the world
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who ask the same
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questions and they there is even a common
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name for the movement of the over-busy
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in English, exploit, which was invented in
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America earlier by pensioners, adherents of the
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fire movement, precisely the same people
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who think outside the box in the early years,
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the concept of Fire was criticized by all and sundry;
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pensioners threw tomatoes;
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they reasoned as follows: what can they
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afford? maybe there
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were a lot of myths around the movement that people
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sleep in trailers, save on everything,
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lie under a palm tree, sit back,
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do nothing and parasitize on some
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loopholes in society, the reaction of people is
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understandable Why Because people with a
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non-standard type of thinking always
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cause rejection, so previously
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pensioners New waves began to ask the
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following questions: how to retire in
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less than 15-20 years, for example, seven years, is
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this even possible, as people
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argue today? An ordinary investor
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thinks like this: I don’t have one
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place of work, I have 24 hours a day, I
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have 8 hours to do it to sleep 8 hours
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I spend on some household needs on
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logistics for something else and I have 8
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hours directly for work That I
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still have one source of income and
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it is not possible to increase this
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income two or three times at once like
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here be What if you get
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several remote jobs and receive
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several salaries instead of one? I
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looked at this movement and tried to
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explain to myself where the legs come from.
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There are several prerequisites.
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Try to list premise 1. This
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general mutual disloyalty
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used to be how a person gets a job in a
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Corporation, works in she
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makes a career there all her life, retires and
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lives for herself. Happily into
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old age, now we see that this is not even
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close; you can be kicked out at any
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moment simply because you are no longer
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needed; not wanted; not profitable; the corporation has
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not been loyal to its employees for many years
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why suddenly employees should
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be loyal to corporations, that is,
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this is where there is a break in mutual love in
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quotes,
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premise two, look, I
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stopped going to work in the office somewhere
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in 2011,
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I trained the office 2-3 times a month at
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best and mostly in order to
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hold some kind of face-to-face meeting among
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colleagues or to sign the accumulated
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documents and in the accounting department I always
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had the same dialogue she Why is it that
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you visit us so rarely And in response they
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answered with you here to do but
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during this time in a similar way, I
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built several businesses of more than five
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many employees I have never seen in
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my life Why Because they live
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in different parts of the planet over the years
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it has become a natural
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way of life for me and now in 2020
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comes the well-known events of
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half of the earthly Sharika is sent home
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and suddenly everyone understands that in many
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areas it is possible and necessary to
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work remotely, that is, this is no longer
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surprising, it is mainstream today,
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premise 3, now we
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have a shortage of personnel in many areas,
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for example, we take it, the same
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IT specialists are needed in almost any
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business and now such an IT specialist is on the
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staff, and as the business owner argues, it’s
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better to have at least one programmer
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than none at all, and even if you have a
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programmer with low
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labor productivity, it’s better than no programmer at all,
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and premise 4 is a
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waste of time, of course. Let’s
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remember our typical working day We
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really work Well, three maximum 4 hours
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a day, the rest of the time is picking your
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nose, scrolling through social networks, blogs,
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some kind of computer toys, some
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at work are addicted to them. If you
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work in an office, then these are endless
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smoke breaks, lunch breaks,
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endless planning meetings. yes, you are stupidly
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serving your number, there is no point in
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working harder because you are unlikely to
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push your boss and are unlikely to
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get an increase for some
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additional overtime. But all these
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prerequisites have created favorable conditions
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for those who want to break through the financial
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ceiling. Let's try to highlight
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the main ones advantages and disadvantages of
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remote work in several places Well, this is
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how I see it, the most important
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advantage is, of course, diversification.
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We have two or three cash flows, there are
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two or three active sources of income, and
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firing from two places at once is a
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scenario; it is hardly possible. The second
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important plus is a significant increase in
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income, often even doubling And third, you
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can accept offers even if
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the payment is slightly below the market, the
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disadvantages are also clear, obvious, this is,
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of course, the fear of being caught, this is remorse and
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this burnout, we will
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look at the details a little later,
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you will say Well, this is essentially freelancing, no.
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Here I am I see that a freelancer and an over-
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employed person have a lot of differences, I’ll list them,
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see What is freelancing Freelancing is an
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attempt to sell yourself at an hourly rate, the
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main task is to build a queue for yourself
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and try to make your hour
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worth it. For as long as possible,
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freelancers almost always have inconsistent
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income, it’s thick or empty what we
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see over-busy people are two
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permanent contracts and in this regard it is of course
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more profitable as they think in the spheres that are
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busy. What if I sell all my watches
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wholesale, what if I sell myself for a long
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period of time, and what if I sell my hour twice, the
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next thought in general I learned about the
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movement
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only in 2022 from my friend, I
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started googling, I found communities on reddit I
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found their website, links to these resources
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will be in the description of this video And so
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I sit and read the abstracts and catch myself
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thinking that somewhere I’ve already seen all this,
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I remember my biography from 2010 to
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2018 I built startups in different areas,
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primarily in the IT industry I had a
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website promotion service I had a
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website builder I had a
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dating site a game production company an
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application production company, that
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is, many different businesses I didn’t could
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reign with money as
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Western corporations did. I simply
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didn’t have an unlimited budget, but at the same time I didn’t
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really need technology, of course,
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personnel, and at different times
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developers from companies
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such as Yandex Rambler mail.ru badu and other
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companies worked for me to lure such employees from
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Big offices was simply unrealistic
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Why Because there was a social package,
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various goodies, some had options and
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of course high salaries, but at the same time I
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needed their heads, their knowledge. That’s
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how I acted, I had two schemes, the
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first scheme I used downshifting
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then there was an offer for people to change their place of
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work and then move
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somewhere on the islands to the beach there,
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so-called Thailand. Yes, and people liked
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this prospect and the second scheme. That’s
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exactly what I used. I used that same scheme of
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overemployed people, only on the other hand, from the
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position of an employer, I hired people part-time
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and offered them the following
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deal, a
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conversation I’m with a programmer and say Listen,
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you’re sitting in your Yandex and getting the
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benefits you’re entitled to. Take
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some more money from me and work for me
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remotely and many agreed. You’ll say
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that this path is dangerous and that such a
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cunning developer will sooner or later be
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kicked out. in fact, there is no colleague, I
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said at the beginning of the video about the shortage of
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personnel
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that programmers, marketers and other
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necessary employees, on the one hand, it seems
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like today there are really a lot of them like dirt,
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but they are really smart
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in percentage terms, well, a maximum of
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five percent no more, and I increasingly
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see before with my own eyes the following
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picture: here we have the head of a
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corporation And
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he has a valuable personnel, for example, this is a
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developer and he understands that it is
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better not to touch this developer at all.
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Why Because prices the personnel has
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unique knowledge in his head, the core of the
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product is in his hands, he has all the access
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may eventually go to a competitor and
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at the same time there is a manager B who
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knows that the employee works in a large
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corporation and he is also satisfied with this.
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The scheme looks like this:
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Director A guesses about company B
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But does nothing because he is simply
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afraid And Director B is happy with everything
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because that he understands that he cannot
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afford this person full-
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time, everyone is happy with
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polygamy, this situation is precisely what
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those very valuable employees take advantage of, you
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say. Well, this is about online, first of all,
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this is first of all for those who
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work remotely, there are those who goes
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to the office every day, how should he be, also
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turn on his head, that is, the picture that
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I see before my eyes again An
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ordinary accountant works in Moscow,
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his salary is low, a little more than 50
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thousand rubles, our accountant gets a job as a
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denomination of one of the businessmen,
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there is trust between them, there is an understanding that
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is required of him and for this function the person
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receives an extra 20 thousand rubles a month; a
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good increase in income growth is
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not limited to this. Our accountant
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has the ability to manage self-employed people remotely.
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at the same time, the employer does not have to
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inform that in his free
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time from his main job he helps small
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entrepreneurs, we have already
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gone through all this, we are all familiar with such words
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hack leftist, that is, in fact, these
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over-busy Perrys have invented
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the wheel, we have already seen all this, I separately
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emphasized that this The scheme is suitable not
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only for programmers and IT specialists, it is
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suitable for almost everyone whose work
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involves a computer, marketers,
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designers, copywriters, PR specialists, and so on and
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so forth, here is a simple example, an
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Internet marketing specialist with
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unique skills, for example, knowledge
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of social networks, knowledge of PR, the ability to work with
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traffic is on the market today 150
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thousand rubles If he knows English, then
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he will cost 250 thousand rubles, more
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if he has experience in promotion, for
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example, in the foreign segment, such a
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person costs from 300 thousand rubles, and let’s
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imagine a situation that a
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big crisis begins, industry cuts begin
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and the employer tells such a
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valuable cadre that he cannot pay
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him 250 thousand rubles, for example. This is how he should
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act; someone is trying to look for a
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job again at the same rate, and someone is
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simply reasoning as follows.
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Well, I’ll lower my defenses a little, I’ll
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wipe my pants for little money in
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one company, for example, in an advertising
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agency, and I will take clients from
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other industries, for example, I will become a
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freelance marketer for some
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business, that is, they will work on the
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client’s side. Quite a good
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rate that allows you to maintain the
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same high level of income. Here
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I would like to separately note an important nuance
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about that how to be and remain indispensable
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here you need constant self-development,
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a person must continuously learn to
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master the most in-demand skills,
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learn a language, for example, for
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programmers, this is a transition from some
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outdated languages ​​to those for which they
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now pay a lot, conditionally
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Java Python, and so on, for a marketer
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this is some kind of unique experience, for example,
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promotion in foreign markets,
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promotion in social networks on marketplace app
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stores,
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promotion, promotion in messengers for the seller,
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this is the experience of building some large sales
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departments, another interesting thought
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in the social networks of the super busy, I saw that
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people have a fear of being caught and there are
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a lot of articles about camouflage, I
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studied them, made a brief summary,
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basically the camouflage system is based on
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duplication. That is, a person must
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have two computers, for example, a laptop, a
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desktop computer, two workplaces,
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for example, an indoor kitchen or a cafe and an
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apartment, two phones, two Google
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calendars, two emails, 2 instant messengers, different
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accounts. notes and skills How to duplicate the
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example of how to competently attend
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two meetings at the same time or how to
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competently reschedule a meeting That is, even
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such articles are present, in fact,
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everything is very funny to read. It’s interesting. I was
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fascinated by this and I’d like to
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talk separately about finding a job. Actually,
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how to look for a second employer, there
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are two here tactics tactics The first is the so-
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called hidden job search That is,
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you take the main social network for finding a
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job for IT specialists This is the same
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LinkedIn Yes, you comb it, show
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your luggage, your experience, your successful
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project, but don’t shout anywhere that you
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are looking for a job right now,
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while you you continue to quietly respond
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to incoming offers to enter into
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a dialogue, or you yourself respond to
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vacancies that interest you. It’s a pity, of course,
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not to get a job in two
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competing companies; the second tactic is,
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on the contrary, you become as
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open as possible; you start going to
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conferences and declaring your skills, and
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simply sharing your accumulated experience with
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yours knowledge of the community or
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start talking about it on social networks,
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for example, create a page in Linguine and
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publish some notes and articles
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or a block in Telegram or a Youtube channel
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and the main idea that you should
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convey to the community about why you are
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cool. That is, it should look
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like this Look
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at me, I’m a cool specialist, for example, in
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Anti-spam or high loads, or
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Look at me, I know how to promote myself in
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some Chinese or Korean
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instant messengers Look at me, I know
00:17:21
how to manage your online reputation, now
00:17:23
this is important and it’s not only
00:17:27
the community that notices you, it’s HR that finds you the right
00:17:30
people Yes, they are trying to grab you, they are trying
00:17:32
to offer you some kind of goodies, they are
00:17:34
trying to invite you to come to them, but you tell them
00:17:37
the following: that you are ready to get a job with them
00:17:39
only for remote work. The next
00:17:41
thought is that I talked a lot about the advantages of
00:17:44
this scheme. Of course, there is a flip
00:17:47
side to everything. there is a price, it’s obvious to me
00:17:49
now that a few years in
00:17:51
this mode will greatly change your
00:17:53
life and your psyche. I don’t know all the
00:17:56
consequences, but I guess that
00:17:57
you will have twice as much stress, your health
00:17:59
will be lost even faster, I saw in the
00:18:02
community of people who manage to
00:18:04
work as much as three employers,
00:18:06
they looked Frankly unimportant here
00:18:09
You will have to find a balance between money and
00:18:12
burnout You must, of course, have
00:18:14
strict regulations You must definitely
00:18:16
give yourself days off, that is, on
00:18:18
these days, for example, do not answer letters
00:18:20
to messages, do not participate in any
00:18:22
planning meetings and of course you must have a
00:18:24
rehabilitation system, this is healthy lifestyle,
00:18:26
psychotherapy and other similar
00:18:29
recovery methods, and of course you
00:18:31
will have to automate your everyday life,
00:18:33
use assistants for some
00:18:35
routine tasks,
00:18:36
another drawback is ethical
00:18:39
barriers Let's talk about ethics I
00:18:41
keep my opinion to myself if
00:18:43
you allow me just listed the arguments of
00:18:45
supporters and opponents of the movement of
00:18:48
overemployed, we have the first argument
00:18:50
that you are breaking the law as the answer
00:18:53
here is overemployed they say Definitely not
00:18:55
because personnel policy is not a
00:18:57
law This is just a recommendation Yes, in
00:19:00
case of violation of this policy you have a
00:19:02
risk of being fired but this not a violation of
00:19:06
the law,
00:19:07
argument two, you are stealing paid
00:19:10
hours from the employer. No why.
00:19:14
Because often the contract does not indicate that a
00:19:16
person is obliged to sit at work and
00:19:18
work from the fence until lunch. There is no
00:19:21
such argument. 3. You are deceiving people.
00:19:25
Well, that’s how over-busy answers, they
00:19:27
say Well, not exactly Why Because I
00:19:29
try to tell the truth always and everywhere,
00:19:31
but it’s not necessary to tell people the whole
00:19:33
truth,
00:19:35
almost all corporations do the same today, few people play by
00:19:39
some ethical rules, you can
00:19:41
get a kick in the ass at any moment, be
00:19:42
thrown out into the street without severance pay
00:19:45
you will not have compensation you will not be
00:19:48
paid for the last month of work and so
00:19:49
on and so on That is, for the boss for the
00:19:51
head of the HR department you are just
00:19:53
a line in Excel and why should you
00:19:57
respond to them with some kind of warmth Reciprocity is
00:20:01
another thought you of course They must
00:20:03
understand that those in business are far from
00:20:05
fools. They understand perfectly well what is
00:20:07
happening. Please note that a
00:20:09
series of news has now been released about how large
00:20:11
corporations such as Apple, Tesla and
00:20:14
others are trying to return
00:20:16
all their office employees with an ultimatum. Why are they
00:20:18
doing this because they understand what is
00:20:20
happening, but for now in this unequal
00:20:22
struggle, it is the remote workers who win and in
00:20:25
conclusion I want to voice the following thought. I am
00:20:27
often reproached for the fact that I don’t
00:20:29
talk enough about how to make money on the
00:20:30
career ladder or in business; in
00:20:32
fact, this is not so. Today’s video is
00:20:34
exactly about this. videos
00:20:37
about business about career growth about the
00:20:39
salary ceiling
00:20:41
links will be in the description be sure to
00:20:43
review them and there will be more videos stay tuned
00:20:46
for the announcement that's all I wanted to say
00:20:48
for today I encourage viewers
00:20:50
to subscribe to my telegram channel
00:20:51
Look for me in telegram using the phrase
00:20:54
retire at 35 years and Subscribe or here is the
00:20:56
QR code on your screens,
00:20:59
I will leave a link to Telegram in
00:21:01
the description of this YouTube video, I encourage you
00:21:05
to like this video, subscribe
00:21:07
to my Youtube channel and watch Other
00:21:10
videos on this topic, also links will be
00:21:12
in the tips If YouTube suddenly blocks you
00:21:15
worry about the entire video archive
00:21:17
I'm uploading it to the price On VKontakte the links will be
00:21:20
in the description there in case something happens we won't get lost
00:21:22
than there are two books one of them
00:21:24
is called retirement at 35 years old the second is the
00:21:26
Yumani books I tried to summarize all
00:21:28
my experience I told everything I know the books are
00:21:30
written in the most accessible language
00:21:32
swallowed in one evening costs a
00:21:34
penny 176 rubles there is a paper
00:21:36
electronic audio version links will be in the
00:21:39
description and podcast As you know Google
00:21:41
has banned users from Russia from
00:21:43
renewing their subscription now everyone
00:21:45
is forced to watch videos with the
00:21:46
screen on this is inconvenient for the convenience of my
00:21:49
subscribers I upload all my episodes to
00:21:51
mp3 format on a podcast platform if
00:21:55
you have Apple Podcasts if Google then Google
00:21:57
Podcasts Yandex.Music Podcasts and other
00:22:01
applications You have the opportunity to
00:22:02
listen to me in queues while walking or
00:22:05
training on the way to work and
00:22:08
back and wherever possible it
00:22:11
was all with you Babaykin I hope the issue was
00:22:12
useful to everyone

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