Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 13:06:46 UTC No. 864619

Everything posted on polycount job forum is really cringe rn. It used to be so cash

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 13:17:27 UTC No. 864623

>>864617
God I fucking hate these people with rich parents who start game companies. They just want to be entrepreneurial "idea guys" while paying everyone else low salaries to both work for and market their company.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 13:18:28 UTC No. 864624

>>864619
What, you don't like revenue share?

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 13:40:23 UTC No. 864632

>>864617
>35-45k/yr
pretty much standard pay for that kind of job around here(germany).

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 13:48:16 UTC No. 864637

>>864632
usd?

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 14:10:12 UTC No. 864644

>remote work means you'll be able to do these jobs from anywhere, even places with low costs of living!
I wish.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 14:17:08 UTC No. 864646

>>864617
>Deadlines
>Constant communication.
And this is why American "muh meetings" are probably one of the biggest contributors to games turning out shit.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 14:22:14 UTC No. 864649

>>864617
>we're looking to expand/grow our business
Cool, but what does that have to do with me being a 3D Environment Artist?

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 15:35:40 UTC No. 864661

>>864649
Its a way to communicate that they are hiring lots of new people AND most importantly their excuse why they pay shitty wages.
My slightly simple-minded buddy works as electrician and makes double the amount of $$$ while working less.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 15:43:14 UTC No. 864665

>>864661
Because he does meaningful shit unlike us.

We try to ass kiss trannies and kikes to get jobs at bullshit companies to do bullshit games that become forgotten tomorrow morning

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 15:44:03 UTC No. 864666

>>864661
the thing about being an electrician is that there are dangers to doing your job etc. With 3d jobs its different, a lot less pressure

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:00:52 UTC No. 864673

>>864644
Yeah I fucking hate this. Studios rarely allow remote work, and when they do, you still have to basically move to another country, but can work from home! At that point I might as well just work in a studio, the whole point of remote work is so I can stay in my home country and work for studios based in another country, WITHOUT ever having to go there.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:02:59 UTC No. 864674

>>864666

Dumbass it is not as stressful as you think. I'm literally sitting on my ass pretending to work while I wait for trouble. I'm staying in because of the benefits and long vacation which allow me to do 3d and 2d in my spare time.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:09:57 UTC No. 864677

>>864674
its stressful anon. Its much better to be an engineer.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:11:26 UTC No. 864678

>>864637
ECU (Eurofag Credit Units)

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:16:44 UTC No. 864683

>>864673
Please think of the middle managers and art directors.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:24:56 UTC No. 864686

>>864677
Maintenance is where you want to be NOT any type of field service job ie travelling to shitty sites commissioning equipment. It requires a certain kind of faggot to like these jobs.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:25:44 UTC No. 864688

>>864666
>there are dangers to doing your job
that is true Satan, but dangers are manageable and its not like he works with heavy currents and without protection gear.
Sitting on your ass all day too is detrimental to your health in the long run.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 16:28:57 UTC No. 864690

>>864683
Why, in my country I see guys in IT work remotely for USA based studios all the time. I'm lucky to do it as well, but as a freelancer. Otherwise, opportunites like that are rare in this industry, which sucks. It can be done.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 17:31:13 UTC No. 864701

>>864617
Working with parasites
7 dollars an hour

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 19:05:08 UTC No. 864722

>>864686
Fuck maintenance, having to fix shit at old places with bad wiring could get me killed one day.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 19:40:09 UTC No. 864727

>>864617
I don't think they know what a pipeline is... maybe they should visit Ford's car factory.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 19:45:53 UTC No. 864731

>>864673
>>864644
I think it's for legal reasons, they get subsidies or something for employing within the state

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 19:50:26 UTC No. 864735

>>864617
>35-45k for a job you could do from anywhere with an internet connection.

Sounds pretty good. Take that job and move to Thailand.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 20:12:13 UTC No. 864745

>>864735
>Thailand
Tranny central. Been there, moved back to Australia.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 20:15:50 UTC No. 864747

>>864745
>Tranny central.

That's why I suggested it. Rent boys everywhere.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 21:03:07 UTC No. 864760

>>864747
kys

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 22:24:26 UTC No. 864768

>>864731
That's not legal reasons, that's greed reasons. Saw an offer the other day that allowed remote work but only in the states of Georgia, Florida and Texas. Shitty labor laws bring jobs, I guess.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 22:25:50 UTC No. 864769

>>864701
Metaphorical or literal parasites?

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 22:31:00 UTC No. 864770

>>864735
As if the boss won't suddenly decide everyone should visit a weekend tech conference -- attendance mandatory. He's even found you a round trip ticket! You leave for the US Friday morning evening and return to Thailand Sunday afternoon. No reimbursements, that's just part of the hustle.

Anonymous at Thu, 25 Nov 2021 22:33:09 UTC No. 864771

>>864735
As if the boss won't suddenly decide everyone should visit a weekend tech conference -- attendance mandatory. He's even found you a round trip ticket! You leave for the US Friday morning and return to Thailand Sunday evening. No reimbursements, that's just part of the hustle.

Anonymous at Fri, 26 Nov 2021 02:44:07 UTC No. 864826

>>864617
>trust and integrity are "tops" in our book
>needs to have a positive, can-do attitude
>being "personable" is always a great quality to have

Translation: we're looking for ditzy fuckable females to play Love Interests in the CEOs personal live-action harem eroge.

Anonymous at Fri, 26 Nov 2021 02:51:28 UTC No. 864828

>>864826
Why ARE those words in quotes?

Anonymous at Fri, 26 Nov 2021 03:01:47 UTC No. 864830

>>864828
Kek. The gay innuendo is off the charts.

Anonymous at Fri, 26 Nov 2021 16:05:41 UTC No. 864958

>>864617
>Modo

I know its F*dry stuff, but is this something big or even medium studios use regularly?

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 01:03:06 UTC No. 865237

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 01:49:33 UTC No. 865245

>>864958
not really.
It started promising when a team of people left Lightwave and decided to create their own modelling program, frustrated with the stagnation of Lightwave and its fucking stupid design decision of separating modeller from scene management.
First versions where great and a cut above the rest with nice features and clean UI and workflow, couple years further down the line Foundry bought it and shoved it into their portfolio and started their big marketing talk, while slowly under-cooking it when it comes to features while making wild promises.
Another couple of versions later and most of the people responsible for creating it in the first place left foundry and development became stagnant. It was initially supposed to become a full fledged generalist 3D program able to do almost all, but somewhere along the way they lost it.
Recent version have seen an UI makeover that turned it retarded, seriously look at the UI with all the redundant icons!
Development of new core features have long been abandoned mostly, last 5 versions where laughable, but surely Foundry shoved a new license scheme with an horrible spotty web-backend in (subscription only!) that drives legit customers to self-harm while pirates laugh about it (because they'll never see any of those problems).
It is still occasionally in use in various parts of the industry, mostly design companies who design shoes (I am not kidding) and Bicycle helmets and stuff like that, but besides some hardcore users/fans here and there it plays a minor role in the whole 3D industry. Currently a subscription cost twice an indie license of 3DsMax costs while having not even 30% of its features. I personally never liked it and would rather recommend Max if you need a proper modelling suite that can do everything. Hell - even Blender is more versatile and recommendable in the long run (if you pimp it with some addons).
Thanks for listening to my Ted talk about the Foundry and how history repeats itself.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 01:50:35 UTC No. 865246

>>865237
holy hell.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 02:00:35 UTC No. 865247

>>865237
Do you think anyone took his offer and finished it by 5?

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 02:31:42 UTC No. 865253

>>865245
Modo is a great modeler and was way ahead of its time. Webm related is from my modo archives, 2012. My how time flies.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 02:54:14 UTC No. 865265

>>865245
>fucking stupid design decision of separating modeller from scene management
stems back to the workstation days when EVERY 3D application did separated workspaces. A design decision related to memory issues and different devs for the different modules.
The boards are working to get Vizrt (who bought NewTek, doing absolutely nothing with it) to release it to the willing devs within the community for a complete restructuring. Some high profile industry veterans with leverage have joined these efforts.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 03:14:07 UTC No. 865272

>>865265
>stems back to the workstation days when EVERY 3D application did separated workspaces.
how many decades in the past was that? 2, 3?
>The boards are working to get Vizrt (who bought NewTek, doing absolutely nothing with it) to release it to the willing devs within the community for a complete restructuring. Some high profile industry veterans with leverage have joined these efforts.
I believe it when its done and finished. Also congratulations to you, you are the first anon I have ever met on /3 who actually defends Lightwave. I get the nostalgia somewhat (actually no, I don't, I always hated Lightwave and the shit made with it due to its "bad look") but come on now, Lightwave is a fucking zombie at this point. Its not really dead, but its already rotten and stinky.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 03:20:59 UTC No. 865273

>>865253
Yes it is a good modeller, but is it worth its price and the fact that you have to deal with the shitty Foundry who treats it as a bad stepchild?
I wouldn't even use it if it where free at this point. Well it actually is free since I am a pirate, but even when I tested out version 11 for free years ago, I couldn't get into it and never touched it after spending a week with it. Its just doesn't gel with me and at this point I rather learn Max, which I also dislike pretty much, but at least I know for certain it won't be killed next week and is pretty solid, competent and gets shit done.
Foundry only cares about Nuke and maybe Katana, because both are fucking expensive and bring them lots of $$$.
Modo seems like on its deathbed, or following the same trajectory as Lightwave....
Like I said, History repeats itself and its a damn shame if you ask me, even if I don't like it, it could be great for others....

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 03:39:49 UTC No. 865279

>>865273
mari is something the foundry cares about as well and it scales really well for production work, something you cant say about painter

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 04:16:52 UTC No. 865286

>>865279
They have like 3 people working on Mari so the updates always look meager, that's what I mean with that they don't care.
Yes the products are good, but they are not actually putting a lot of effort in to make them much better. I haven't upgraded Mari once since version 4 because there is nothing that I really need from the stuff they added. It seems like all of their programmers work on Nuke since this is really mainstream and it brings them the most amount of cash. For the rest they do the bare minimum and get away with it and I hate them for it. But hey, I am not paying them so maybe I shouldn't be complaining.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 04:22:48 UTC No. 865287

>>865286
v5 has usd. Its huge.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 05:08:51 UTC No. 865293

Anything with
>Salary: competitive
Has a non competitive salary and always flusters interviewers if you bring it up with them

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 11:56:06 UTC No. 865355

>>865272
It started me out on making CGI for TV and a few feature films and paid my bills. That's all. I also write plugins for it since the late 90s.

Had the LW Core fiasco not happened we would've exactly that; a merge between modeler and layout. I'm eager to get my hands on the source to get some improvements done.

Anonymous at Sun, 28 Nov 2021 18:25:00 UTC No. 865395

>>865355
>paid my bills.
can't argue with that.
I rejected jobs demanding me to use and learn Lightwave. Worked less using Maya and earned more.
>I'm eager to get my hands on the source to get some improvements done.
How realistic is it that Vizrt actually releases the source and let you do that?

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 03:29:40 UTC No. 865476

>>864646
meetings can be useful though? unless you're constantly giving updates in a slack channel or something it seems like a good idea to meet weekly or so to see where everyone is. maybe i'm just not sure what you mean, idk
hard deadlines are ass tho

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 04:59:38 UTC No. 865492

>>865293
Listing the salary in the job posting itself or saying it within the first minute of the interview should be required.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 05:04:47 UTC No. 865493

>>865476
I assume he meant meetings that could have been an email instead. Meetings within departments are important. Meetings between department heads and the execs are important. Meetings where artists and programmers sit in with the business/legal departments, while never being allowed to give input are a waste of time.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 05:10:53 UTC No. 865495

>>864768
It's funny because those incentives were put in place by bitter people just like you to "save this state from the evil international corporations and cheap foreign labor employed by GREEDY companies!"
All of you fags need to quit seeking short businesses for all of your problems and realize you can start your own.
You can pool your money too since you're so sure every company out there is ripping everyone else off, you should be easily able to undersell them by not being exploitative.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 06:34:16 UTC No. 865506

>>865492
A thousand times this. Do phone interviews, burn gas and time for in-person interviews, can't find a parking space, stand outside in the rain waiting for someone to let you in, do the same song and dance to everyone you meet and finally after several days of this bullshit get offered a McWagie salary + maybe lunch vouchers. The urge to drive a pen into the interviewers skull is real.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 08:43:52 UTC No. 865514

>>865495
>to "save this state from the evil international corporations and cheap foreign labor employed by GREEDY companies!"
Well...yeah. If your outsource all of the jobs then there aren't enough toilets to clean and streets to sweep to keep everyone else in the state with food on the table.
You seem to completely overlook the fact that they CAN still outsource certain jobs, particularly ones like this,, only they won't because they won't get the subsidies. Which brings us directly back to *checks notes* GREEDY companies.
Whether those incentives exist or not, you're still looking at employing a third worlder for such a shitty wage. One of the biggest mistakes ever made was minimum wage. It's anti-competitive, makes people worse off, and ensures small businesses can't compete with evil international corporations for the simple fact that they don't make anywhere near as much money.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 09:21:32 UTC No. 865518

>>865506
Funny thing: I used to work as a programmer in the wonderful state of Mississippi. I got an interview with a large college for a job. An older guy in his late 70's was the head of the IT department. He gave me a tour, talked up the job, showed me their server room and talked about the stuff they wanted to do. A big overhaul of their entire system. When we finally got back to his office, he took out a piece of paper and said he was going to write down my salary (I don't fucking know why he couldn't say it out loud). He slid the paper across the table. After tax, I would be a systems architect getting paid $30,000.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 09:24:35 UTC No. 865519

>>865495
>bitter people
Where do you think you are?

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 09:31:06 UTC No. 865520

>>865514
>One of the biggest mistakes ever made was minimum wage.
You're giving a lot of credit to businesses that they would actually pay us anything worth a damn without a minimum wage. Does it lead to some outsourcing? Sure. But the alternative is to have job postings offering $5 an hour in an expensive country. If people start going for that, those businesses will think "we can pay the mid and seniors a lot less, too!" Those employees will quit in protest and the incoming workers will take their jobs for half the salary. I'm sure you would enjoy working crunch time while making 35k, but most would just leave the industry and then we're back to outsourcing.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 10:37:00 UTC No. 865531

>>864826
>>864828
kek

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 13:36:53 UTC No. 865558

>>865495
we didn’t make those laws for this.
those laws didn’t account for remote work and were catered towards manufacturing and were half assed.
if they were really as draconian as you writ the entire remote work field would’ve ceased to exist(which wouldn’t entirely be a negative thing if it meant nations job markets wouldn’t be undermined by every china and indian sweatshop)
the problem is politicians aren’t trying to solve the above issue and doing everything they can to skirt around the bushes so we repeatedly end up with situations like this where a totally unrelated field like remote work gets hit by laws designed for completely different purposes.
tl;dr none of this would be a problem if your governments were nationalist socialist and sane and actually led by people with love for their citizens instead of what we have today a corrupt decadent political upper class fighting tooth and nail for their elite overlords and doing everything in their power except actually trying to solve key issues.
its why our politicians do everything in their power to steer any occuy wallstreet type movements into racial movements or pointless gender movements because the latter wastes everyones time and is controlled by them and prevents actual meaningful movements from popping up.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 15:32:24 UTC No. 865592

>>865520
You're meant to negotiate as an active part of this, not mindlessly seethe with no input. If there really were widespread "starvation wages", no one would work for them.
Any money you save or spend on recreation is personal profit you're taking in, contrary to popular propaganda.
Having worked a variety of minimum wage jobs, I can say certain of these jobs and certain of these specific workers absolutely deserve $20/hour, or more, but others would be a waste of company money even at $5/hour

People who think in terms of class solidarity simply have not spent enough time with lower classes

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 15:52:47 UTC No. 865602

>>865558
>you should be easily able to undersell them by not being exploitative
Turning the studio into an artist-owned cooperative with increased salaries won't make it more competitive. There's structural exploitation in the market, so other studios would remain more competitive and this one would go bankrupt. For this to work we'd have to change all studios in the same way, and band together against the ever-cheaper demands of clients.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 16:31:20 UTC No. 865608

>>864768
Well you'll be happy to hear blue state fags are voting for the same shit and same type of faggots they ran away from.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 17:27:33 UTC No. 865630

>>865592
>have to live w/ roommates in a rundown house in niggerville because cost of living is insultingly high
>save up enough to flee niggerville once a year for 2 weeks, buy a vidya on 75% sale every 6 months or so and eat a pizza every other month
>save enough for a rainy day
>"Any money you save or spend on recreation is personal profit you're taking in, contrary to popular propaganda!"
>meanwhile Kevin, who had a jolly old upper-middle-class childhood dreaming of doing "pictures with the computer" and never had to worry about a thing, is happy working from the downtown McMansion that used to be his parents' 6th holiday home for 17k a year working the same "glamorous" job in the same city, driving wages down.
I'm at the polar opposite of being a commie, but you scum need to be murdered in cold-blood.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 17:42:15 UTC No. 865636

>>865630
come back home

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 17:58:47 UTC No. 865645

>>865630
Move out of the fucking city and commute, you dumb bitch
And stop supporting government which supports the federal reserve and handing it more power while it buys up lands across the midwest driving up the cost everywhere.
You're not "the opposite of a commie", you're a white flavored commie, and since you'd rather lay your personal woes like a nigger than ever read a fucking book, maybe YOU should die, faggot.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 18:21:07 UTC No. 865650

>>865645
I'm already out of the fucking city you absolute cunt
>commute
>just offset the money you save on housing on transportation, great idea!

>it buys up lands across the midwest driving up the cost everywhere.
too fucking late for that

the only good thing that came out of the covid shit is semi-perma remote working, where you could potentially go live in the middle of nowhere as long as it's got internet.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 21:45:10 UTC No. 865702

>>865592
>You're meant to negotiate as an active part of this, not mindlessly seethe with no input.
You mean attempt to negotiate a salary from $15 to $20, only to be told to fuck off and work at a grocery store to pay bills?

>If there really were widespread "starvation wages", no one would work for them.
Overseas workers would. Average yearly salary in India is just under $400. Imagine an American software company listing a job that pays TRIPLE the annual salary of your country. Dell technicians get paid the equivalent of $5,000 a year and they live well above the standard of living there. Game companies are willing to take a hit to quality if they can pay 5% of the price for someone overseas to work 50 hours a week and get it done without complaint. They'll keep an art director and outsourcing artist on board to keep things running smoothly but that's about it.

>Any money you save or spend on recreation is personal profit you're taking in, contrary to popular propaganda.
I'm lucky to afford food and rent at my current job. People deserving better pay for their work isn't propaganda you bootlicker. Share your post with your boss, I'm sure he'll let you huff his farts as a reward.

>Having worked a variety of minimum wage jobs, I can say certain of these jobs and certain of these specific workers absolutely deserve $20/hour, or more, but others would be a waste of company money even at $5/hour
Jobs go obsolete and a person has to update their skills to stay employable. But everyone deserved to be able to support themselves in that transition. The only alternative is to let them sink into poverty and become a burden on the state.

>People who think in terms of class solidarity simply have not spent enough time with lower classes
Let me tell you this: Take a zero off a CEO's paycheck and he's still wealthy. Take a zero off your paycheck and you'll be living on the street. You're a lot closer to the lower class than you are to the upper class.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 21:53:56 UTC No. 865703

>>865592
>Any money you save or spend on recreation is personal profit you're taking in, contrary to popular propaganda.
We work in the entertainment industry you insufferable cunt. Our jobs hinge on people spending money on recreation. You're actively arguing against your own interests.

Anonymous at Mon, 29 Nov 2021 22:00:27 UTC No. 865707

>>865645
>just move
>just find cheap housing
>just get a job
>just tell your boss to pay you well
>just get good benefits and healthcare
>just save your money because emergencies don't exist
you're just some upper-middle class midwest suburbanite who's never had to worry about money and talks down on other people for not being born lucky
stop posting on /3/ and find a job at a libertarian think-tank, they love that attitude

Anonymous at Tue, 30 Nov 2021 06:07:50 UTC No. 865800

>>865245
I haven't seen certain Modo features in other modeling software like the falloffs or the quick access workplane.

Unironically Blender could also copy all that shit with no issue since the cursor and the action center might as well do the same thing, but aside from miratools which has a pisspoor attempt to copy falloffs, no one else has really tried

Anonymous at Tue, 30 Nov 2021 07:42:20 UTC No. 865815

>>865707
>talks down on other people for not being born lucky
>youre not living in poverty???
>guess youre just
>L U C K Y
>U
>C
>K
>Y

low iq, low skill, blames everyone else for their own failures. what a surprise you ended up on /3/ as well haha. pop open blender and fiverr and get to work loser

Anonymous at Tue, 30 Nov 2021 17:00:45 UTC No. 865888

>>865815
>youre not living in poverty???
>guess youre just
>L U C K Y
That's literally true though.

Anonymous at Tue, 30 Nov 2021 17:04:28 UTC No. 865890

>>865815
>you ended up on /3/ as well haha
not even hiding your projection

Anonymous at Tue, 30 Nov 2021 18:50:22 UTC No. 865911

>>865800
there's modo's stuff implemented as plugins by modo refugees
agreed with people above that foundry is retarded and modo is dead
i'm using it for three years and can't wait to ditch it, but every time i postpone the transition because i don't want to slow down the work
it's just so much better and so much shittier at the same time it's unreal
everything about the engine and performance is complete garbage, but modeling workflow, tools and manipulations are so above everything else

Anonymous at Tue, 30 Nov 2021 19:20:39 UTC No. 865921

>>865815
>low iq, low skill, blames everyone else for their own failures. what a surprise you ended up on /3/ as well haha. pop open blender and fiverr and get to work loser
Cool. Show us losers your portfolio.

Anonymous at Wed, 1 Dec 2021 04:05:04 UTC No. 866012

>>865911
Agreed, I'm not an expert and I used it just for a few months but I never really liked it aside from its modeling tools which were something else.
Blender 2.8 copied modo in more than just the GUI revamp, but the workflow is still not there.

Anonymous at Wed, 1 Dec 2021 14:21:11 UTC No. 866074

>>865888
trips confirm it

Anonymous at Wed, 1 Dec 2021 17:43:05 UTC No. 866127

>>865293
>Salary: competitive
I hate competition though, lmao.

Anonymous at Wed, 1 Dec 2021 21:43:17 UTC No. 866232

>>865815
and they hated him, because he spoke the truth

Anonymous at Fri, 3 Dec 2021 07:21:59 UTC No. 866635

>>864617
How about working in Pasadena, California for $18 an hour?

Anonymous at Fri, 3 Dec 2021 09:51:04 UTC No. 866658

>>866635
>18$/h
They have to be joking.

Anonymous at Fri, 3 Dec 2021 10:00:36 UTC No. 866661

>>865514
>One of the biggest mistakes ever made was minimum wage. It's anti-competitive, makes people worse off, and ensures small businesses can't compete with evil international corporations for the simple fact that they don't make anywhere near as much money.
You describe the problem and blame the same thing else in one breath.

The problem is importing shit skins to take our jobs, i live in a third world country where wages are already extremely low yet they import people from fucking sub Saharan Africa here to work for free.
Jew controlled global market puts import export taxation on every good except what matters, the people.
If there is no minimum wage, then what exactly is stopping any firm for paying as close to nothing as possible? Free market and competitive wages only works if all regulations arent written with the intended purpose to fuck you in the ass.
Who is exporting your jobs abroad, small business who cant compete or the big corporations who can?

Anonymous at Fri, 3 Dec 2021 11:40:15 UTC No. 866676

>>866635
>candidate must have a strong 3D modelling skill
>lighting, texturing and rendering
>architectural background
>18 bucks an hour

I should have focused of landscaping or brick layering..

Anonymous at Fri, 3 Dec 2021 14:16:57 UTC No. 866711

>>864771
What a fun hyperbole that would never happen

Anonymous at Fri, 3 Dec 2021 23:08:13 UTC No. 866835

>>865237
i would do it for free just to send them something completely retarded and unusable at the end of the day

Anonymous at Sat, 4 Dec 2021 03:40:34 UTC No. 866879

>>866711
You've obviously been lucky enough to work for a startup in San Francisco.

Anonymous at Sat, 4 Dec 2021 03:43:06 UTC No. 866880

>>866676
no character modeling needed, though

Anonymous at Wed, 15 Dec 2021 03:18:25 UTC No. 869892

>>864617
Some guy was offering eight dollars an hour on fiverr for someone to be his "render monkey" (literally in the job description) for his erotic visual novel. I kid you not.

Anonymous at Sat, 25 Dec 2021 15:40:27 UTC No. 872040

>>866232
Notcommie?