I'm 24, I'm Mexican, I live in Mexico. I have two jobs; I’m English teacher, I've been one since I was 18, and worked myself through different schools 'til working in the best paid university in my town. I'm also a medical document translator; one can't make more money than that translating in the medical field.  Everyone says that for a 24 y/o single guy, I make a lot of money.\n\nHowever, I have zero experience in the business field, which was my major; I’ve always made a living from me speaking English. Over the years, I've had several jobs offers to work as a Buyer, but since I have no experience they can't offer me more money than what I already make. The last person who offered me a job pointed out that I reached the glass ceiling, no translator in my town makes more than what I make, and no school pays more than the one I work at. I was recommended to accept working as a buyer, and even if I made less now, I would eventually make more than what I make in this moment.\n\nShould I accept working for less?
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Here's the deal. I have cousins who work in Mexico and they have secure jobs like you. They are not eager to switch anytime soon due to the instability of the job market. You are making a good living now.\n\nAlso I would like to point out that the buyer-seller market is a very fickle thing with you potentially being able to make more in the end. But their are risks involved. Salaries over here in the US are not going up at the moment and the cost of living is increasing. \n\nTaking the job means that they pay you what you are already making. In future years it is up to them to decide whether or not they want to give you a raise? You might or might not make more.\n\nMy advice from a business standpoint is too not take the offer up.
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We have a fantastic opportunity that would fit round your current situation and given the right commitment from yourself you could turn it into a profitable business enabling you to give up your current job. We are looking for people to join our team in our health and beauty care business. We have the backing of a 27 year old company that is 110 countries worldwide.\nLike you i am in a job that i dont really want to be in, but since starting my own business up it has kept me motivated to see the bigger picture. I will be able to give up my full time job up and that will be thanks to this business. Everyday for me is a step closer to me realizing my dream and that is my biggest motivation.\nIf you would like to know more just contact me, do add your contact email tho!! Maybe like me this will be for you x.\nJust remember that where you are now is only a stepping stone to something bigger you just have to find that something bigger...
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Hi,\n\nLuis Galarza here...\n\nWell my friend if you really want to earn more money in 2 month and maybe build a business that will generate a monthly residual income and not just "more money" I really recommend you to go for Partnership business and MLM or Network Marketing... Why? Simple because you can start any of this business with no or little investment from your part.\n\nPartnership Business: When I said partnership business I am talking about that you can earn more money with JV or Joint Venture Partnerships and Affiliate or Associate Program Marketing. \n\nThis type of business can be very lucrative if you know how to market on the internet the right way. Plus, you don't need:\n\n- A product\n- Employees\n- Office or storefront\n- Merchant Account\n- Phone\n\nAnd you don't have to worry about returns, customer service or sales support, the merchant does all that for you. The only thing you have to do is send traffic to the unique link or links the merchant provide you when you sign up for their affiliate program.\n\nMLM or Network Marketing: Is just another form of Affiliate Program where you can make money by selling the merchant's products or services and you can earn even more money by introducing more people to the business opportunity and teaching them to do the same, which is what network marketers call "Downline".\n\nThe bigger your downline the less work you need to do and the more money you can earn. You can do the same thing on some multi-tier or multi-level affiliate programs... (See resource box for some useful links).\n\nDid you know that even Donald Trump knows that Network Marketing is the way to go... That's exatly what he recommends to anyone who wants to start a new business on a low budget. \n\nAnd he's right... Because you get everything you need from the business plan, business training, and business supplies design to help you earn more money.\n\nPros: Low or no investment, and big money to be make\n\nCons: 95% to 98% make little or no money on ths industrys.\n\nThat's why I really recommend you to get the training you need to have a successful business venture that can earn you more and money for years to come...\n\nHope this little tip will help you.\n\nTo YOUR Success,\n\nLuis Galarza, CEO of\nFree Affiliate Marketing Training Membership Site\nhttp://www.AffiliateCashSecretsClub.com/ \n\nP.S. Test you marketing until you find what works for you, don't be like those poeple that can't earn any money on a affiliate program or network marketing opportunity and then they call it scam.\n\nRemember any business have the potential to make money and you are the only one that can make it happen!\n\nAlso you can visit my blog for more tips at:\nhttp://luisgalarza.blogspot.com/ \n\n\n\n\n.
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I you have a good job at home it will give you some money for safe your life it is better to do. But if you have anything to do at home please go and find a part time work because if you living at your home and you have no job it not good for people of this world. Every for working, you have not week do work and got a good money for your family Every people do a job it will be have a good life. This is my small advice for you. You do not have a job to do you have no a good life - you will become a thief. So i will told you find a small job or small business.
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I would scrap those and get a job as a waiter/waitress somewhere.  There are times that it's a crap job but if don't take it too seriously and you work at a well established restuarant, one that you know will be busy regularly then you'll make far more money than you would at any of the aforementioned places.  All of those will most likely start you off at minimum wage.  If you work as a waiter/waitress and you're good at it, you can probably make almost twice minimum wage...more if you're lucky.  Plus, the hours are usually shorter and it's a pretty easy gig.
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A few words of advice for you, you don't know what you want to do with a career choice, but...you are not going to want to go out and earn a paycheck either, I have often thought that it should be mandatory to work at a lower paying job such as fast food restaurants,  Hotel maids, door people, garbage men, and all the other necessary jobs people need to do.  It makes absolutely no sense that Movie stars can command twenty million per movie so that we can pay THEM to pretend to be somebody else....to entertain us, find something you may think you want to try, do you have a passion for anything?  Only you can decide this for\nyourself, and people like me can only give you advice, the rest is up to you, and you are not alone in your feelings.  It is easier to cop out and so much harder to work or do the things you want.\nI have slept in my car and been homeless for lack of funds that I\nwasn't able to provide for myself.  It is important for you to be able to provide for yourself.
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whut? \n\nhow old are you and what do you like to do.  It'd be good to find a career doing something you enjoy doing.  Figure out your priorities-- making more money or having more time, for example.
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From my experience, I do not necessarily agree with your statement. I think that ultimately, it really depends on your personality and your strengths. \n\nCEOs generally do not make as much money as someone who runs their own business, but the flip side is that they have a more secure job. People with higher education find that the opportunity cost of leaving their well paid jobs to runs around and start their own thing is too high and usually just stick on doing their job (forever an employee). Those with less to lose may decide that their job is not worth that much and the opportunity cost is small - start their own business.  If that business is successful, you make a lot more money and become financially independent from others.\n\nIt just depends on what kind of risk profile you can accept, and whether you have the conviction and courage to pull through a business.
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I don't know if you are being racist but you are not being realistic. You live in S. Texas what do you expect. There are many Spanish speaking people there. So who is more employable, a person who speaks only English or someone who is bilingual. You don't have to learn Spanish to work in this country but it couldn't hurt when you live on the Mexican border in what used to be a Mexican territory. Just being born in America doesn't entitle you to a job or move you ahead of other Americans who may not have been born here, or were and choose to retain the language of their culture. In this free market economy there is a demand for Spanish speaking employees in S. Texas. It is ultimately your decision if you want to make yourself more marketable or not.
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From where I'm from people have to come to the US to secure a better future for themselves.  This was the case for my mother.  She had me in Mexico and had a pretty good job and everything else she needed, but she knew she would never move up.  She wanted better so when she was about 22 or 23 she left everything behind except for me, a little bit of money,  and the clothes on her back and crossed into the United States illegally.  Now 20 years later.  We have a home thats paid for she started a restaurant after working hard for 10 years and she became a US citizen and learned english.  When we got here we barely had very little money and no place to stay at to begin with.  No family no nothing.  So if my mom managed so can you.  Especially since you dont have children.  If you want to do it it can be done.  Get your education first of all and dont worry about marrying too soon.
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Hi, you earning  problem u can solve so easily if you really want. You have looking for a part-time job like sales g/m, waiter/waitress, or others what you interested. You can ask to your friend, relatives or others who near you and good wishing you but, you have good cooperate with them.\nWish  you good luck.
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To be honest with you I think its extremely hard to find a job and even harder to find one that is liked and that pays well!! I have been in this situation for almost two years now either i can find a job but the company will either close down, I have had my pay checks bounce from a company, and the only jobs that i have found that are left are jobs that I have settled for the pay is not great and the job it self is no interest that I have, but take it because I need the money. I'm not the only one either i know of people that have been with companies for 10 plus years and they are cheated with money or the company just closes, so your not alone and sorry that i couldn't point you in any direction, but GOOD LUCK to you!!!
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You might be able to earn a bit with some type of sales job if you can sell well since they're commission based.  Companies typically want either work experience or a good college degree.  So, you might have to take a low-paying job to get some experience and then apply to others after a year or more.
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You know... I am an anglo... and I worked at a TV station in the southwest... I was very good at my job and after 6 months I was doing the job description of three people... I was so good... I went to the Manager of the TV station and spoke of the fact that my work was now way above my initial interview job duty description and that I was fulfilling the work of three people and I asked for a raise... do you know what he said... He said that if I was unhappy with my job and pay, I could quit... as they could get someone for less money to do my job.  So I gave notice and quit in two weeks... I went back to the TV station for a visit with my co-worker friends and I was told that they had to hire 3 people and pay them 3 full wages to do the same work that I did... I went to the Manager's office and said... I see that you had to hire and pay three wages to get my job responsibilities covered... and he said, Yea... he didn't realize how right I was... and that is the attitude of Managers in the southwest where Mexican help is available... they are cheap... and they are a threat to people who try to do a good job but don't get credit for it. Do you know that for $1000.00 a month you can live in a high class home with two servants, a cook and a maid and all your living cost paid for $1000.00 a month??? Check out the ratio of pesos to dollars and see...that is why Mexicans come to the US because they make money here to send home so that they can live like kings there and even have servants for their homes... Many Americans go to Mexico ro retire... as they can live like royalty there on their medimum anount of retirement income...
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As long as your income can stay with you, it should be good.  Sounds like you work your a** off with 5 jobs.  In the end, the whole story sounds like bulls**t.
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$43,000 as a second grade bilingual teacher, plus nominal side job as an interpreter for the police department.\n1) It's a good start.  When I need more $$ for home improvement or education expenses I get a side job for a few years. (Besides the interpreter thing, that's a constant, oh yeah, we eBay too, but that's not in the $43,000.)\n2) Spouse is full-time student, part time pizza delivery "boy"; income is a pittance because gas is so expensive and we live where hardly anyone tips the delivery boy.\n3) No\n4) Yes, because we live below our means and raise a large garden.\n5) I am where I want to be, but I also aspire to teach a college course part-time and I'd like to be a motivational speaker for teachers.\n\nHey "Pete" what state do you teach in?  I've been in the racket for 10 years. . .and I'm well below you.
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If you already started one job, and quit suddenly, what would those people think that hired you and you quit?  They wouldn't hire you at all in 4-10 years right?  So you need to find out which job is more important to have right now, because you are living in the now, not 4 years. If the other job is better, and is more promising for your future, you have already started, so it's too late to quit that one. You already made your mistake so you've got to live with it, unless you really think that other job is so important that you should not leave it.  All I'm saying is that you need to put your all into one job, not be divided between two jobs. If you don't quickly decide and follow through you might end up with no job. Why did you take another job unless it's better paying or better for you?