Thanks bruv! My first big boy job!!

That's awesome man. Do you know what the likelihood of you hitting that bonus is? Just curious if its fairly standard or a long shot.

I started getting applications out this week as well. Got my last quarter of school and I'm hoping to have an offer before I finish. Most the places in my area seem to be in the 55-80 starting range. I'd honestly be happy with anything 50+ and room for advancement. I'm looking for state jobs only pretty much, I want the benefits and the stability. Private pays WAY better, but I'd never see my family, so it's not worth it to me.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Mar 26 2019 02:54pm

Awesome man, love me some incentives. Let me know if you wanna talk about how to put some of that away responsibly for retirement.

This post was edited by Mangina on Mar 26 2019 04:28pm

From what I’ve been told, it’s definitely attainable, but there are specific numbers that I’m sure I will be told about once I get started training. There are different percentages that I have to hit in order to get it, but there are different levels at either 0, 250, 1000, or 2000. So I’ll have to ask what percentage of people in my position hit each incentive. My interviewer said he makes the bonuses attainable because if you hit your bonuses then he gets better workers and if we are hitting the numbers to get the bonus then the company is making money and everyone makes money that way. So it sounded promising that those bonuses can be hit regularly. I’m sure there are better months than others.




Yeah for sure. ill pm you.

Lol morrow listens to Korn

Hey computer nerds, (fez, others) what does this mean and should i be concerned as an asus owner? (I do have an AV and use malwarebytes occasionally)

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/pan9wn/hackers-hijacked-asus-software-updates-to-install-backdoors-on-thousands-of-computers?

Sounds like they were trying to make zombies,

I doubt they were targeting any single person, more likely they set parameters to flag w.e information they find interesting, and if it were only 600 they actively, well w.e you get the picture

Unless you have enough money or valuable data to get their attention, I wouldn't be too worried about this specific incident(obviously find out whether or not your computer is compromised and make sure it's not)

You should be more worried that someone is out there forging digital signatures(forging them well), once that cat is out of the bag, we're gonna be fucked for a while

I skimmed the article, looks like a small % of targets were in the U.S.

& How? AV scan? Or some website i can check

Thanks for the info

I'd go with Kaspersky I guess, their system flagged it

E: they do have a great AV, but it's not free iirc

This post was edited by Cummies on Mar 26 2019 06:28pm