ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2022
- The recent rise in remote working has allowed some to take advantage of their flexible schedules to work multiple jobs in what's being called the “overemployed.” NBC News’ Isa Gutiérrez speaks with a few people who work for numerous companies including one man who has 11 jobs.
» Subscribe to NBC News: nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC
» Watch more NBC video: bit.ly/MoreNBCNews
NBC News Digital is a collection of innovative and powerful news brands that deliver compelling, diverse and engaging news stories. NBC News Digital features NBCNews.com, MSNBC.com, TODAY.com, Nightly News, Meet the Press, Dateline, and the existing apps and digital extensions of these respective properties. We deliver the best in breaking news, live video coverage, original journalism and segments from your favorite NBC News Shows.
Connect with NBC News Online!
NBC News App: apps.nbcnews.com/mobile
Breaking News Alerts: link.nbcnews.com/join/5cj/bre...
Visit NBCNews.Com: nbcnews.to/ReadNBC
Find NBC News on Facebook: nbcnews.to/LikeNBC
Follow NBC News on Twitter: nbcnews.to/FollowNBC
Follow NBC News on Instagram: nbcnews.to/InstaNBC
#Workfromhome #Remotejob #Employment
"Oh no! The average person is finally getting a livable income, somebody stop them!"
Its a great thing but he's definitely not average . He has a above average work ethic and making a salary thats puts him in the 1 percent. Still its a great thing he has the choice and ablity to accomplish that.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Did he say 11 jobs? Nothing average about that man. That is literally comparable to Olympics in sports but he is in career
@@Cpnweze I wasn't saying hes an "average" person I said THE average person, as in, a normal citizen. Y'all overthink too much 🤦
Has some serious slave owner vibes
This is one of the reasons so many companies are against working from home. They don’t want you making more money. Our capitalistic system only wants most people to make enough. Just enough to live and come back to work.
I hate that the folks are exposing these secrets. Stop ruining for everyone else.
EXACTLY 💯
IKR, it's called need to know and these multi billion dollar companies don't need to know.
Exactly
No comments about the #1 problem here? A "full time" job that can be completed in less than an hour? 40hr work weeks need to end.
Or that it's basically hording jobs that other people really need and want to work
@@julesb2415 free market isn't about "sharing jobs". You should be paid for output. If anything if these people are salary I don't see the issue. I imagine employers will start switching to results driven payments over hourly if they can. If I hire some one for a job I could care less they waste the whole week on a job they can do in a few hours. If they are meeting their goals at the cost I negotiated then I am satisfied.
@@julesb2415 you are not entitled to a job
@Peter Brown How many plumbers live in your world? Those lifestyle plumbers...
@Peter Brown That was rhetoric not sarcasm. The idea that success in life revolves around your career being your life is flawed. Someone has to sweep the floors. And those people can have a successful life by finding joy in sooooo many other things than career.
This entire video is about people taking extra jobs for the sole purpose of retiring sooner. Not because they enjoy it.
I've done remote work multiple jobs for a year now and will never go back to working for just one company. If you get let go, no need to worry because you have money saved and another job or jobs to continue making money off of, unti you replace the last company. I think anyone with good sense should do the same
Secret?? We literally have CEOs with multiple jobs/obligations beyond their primary roles.
Not to mention that we actually report our income. They don't. I'm gonna owe like $30k extra at the end of the year due to underpaying my taxes. Each of my four remote jobs pays $100-130k. Each job files my taxes assuming that they're my only source of income.
@@dwadedunkedkobe wonder if this is why they are putting in these 87k IRS workers.
@@hitherehemmingway5463 It isn't. We're paying our taxes. It's that 61% of families (not just the rich but also the poor who genuinely need every last cent they can get) are not paying any federal income taxes. Realistically, I think they're gonna target the poor a bit more. The rich can duck their taxes more effectively.
@@dwadedunkedkobe exactly. the rich can hire the best lawyers and accounts money can buy. They can move money around and reclassify it into a tax-free english muffin if they want to.
normal people can't.
Hahaha the CEO’s that used to flaunt their children and grandchildren running around the entire place happy and carefree while we worked in cubicles overworked and underpaid. Ridiculous
not going to mention the number of CEOs that have multiple jobs, own multiple companies, sit on multiple boards, etc? No?
Right! Same thing! Just paid to be there honestly.
Bingo buddy.
Nah man, they getting paid. This guy has 11 jobs that aren't shelling out $1M/yr or more, probably closer to $40K a pop.
Ye Big Pharma CEO's have done it for decades in private & Fed Govt sectors - i.e. the "revolving door policy" - so guess who runs the Govt?
Over employment was the only time in my life I was able to break the paycheck to paycheck cycle
Have you retired? If not, why did you stop OE?
@@MailmanMuscle shut up
Facts
It's a shame he has to keep it a secret. As a consultant, I've done this for 20 years. It's normal to have multiple clients.
I know of someone who works two accounting jobs. One is fully remote and the other is mostly remote where she has to go into the office once a week. She’s making two six figure income.
She can retire early
And I'm sure their homelife is spectacular, not!
I’m sure her home life
Is fine. She’s probably
A lot less stressed now that she makes more
Money to get rid of debts, pay down mortgage, save for retirement and retire early! It is worth it in the end . Working one job gets you nowhere
@@deesee3622 Exactly! She kept mentioning about how she has so much money that she doesn’t know what to do with it. Last time we spoke she said she may purchase a house somewhere to do AirBnB. Heck, one of her brothers just got a job as a research scientists of some kind and is making $300k salary working one job. All though I’m not suppose to know that! 😂 They’re doing well for themselves. I wish I could make the money they’re making.
@@deesee3622 Missing your children's entire childhood is not "worth it in the end" .
Employers just want us all living hand-to-mouth. So stuff like this offends them.
The Lords of the lands can't have the serfs thriving by another's hands. They must be subservient to thee!
I work from home and I’m thinking about getting a second remote job. I have no intention in working in an office setting unless it’s close to home.
If you don't mind me asking what do you do? I want to get a remote job but don't know where to start
@@BleachJuice21 I’m in the health insurance industry. I would probably get a job doing customer service.
So this is part of why there is the “Quiet Quitting” happening. A great concept would be to talk about how wages have been stagnant for decades and for the government to work with employers to solve that: Cost of Living Increases and Raises. But no, no one wants to do the right thing.
They do and their employers turn them down for a raise. Just like how job hopping makes you more money. Companies know all this too well and they factor in their employee turnover cost.
All of this started when companies were going bankrupt around 2008. There's chapter 11 bankruptcy that is now the Bible of these companies. That's why you don't get pension anymore. The company's motive is to squeeze out the most with as little as possible.
There is a constant supply of skilled labor undercutting the market. How many times do we have to hear about engineers & accountants training their H1B replacement? Unlimited economic immigration has consequences for all who work.
Tell the CEO to take a payout.
Great as long as your employers are satisfied with your work
I work four remote jobs and they're all happy with it. My project manager at Intel's busted me on other meetings and he didn't care.
@@dwadedunkedkobe Nice, I'm sure you'll get $10m after a few years
As someone in IT this is doable.
Slaves
Is NBC JUST NOW realizing that ppl work multiple jobs just to get by? Many barely got by a few years ago, but now it is just crazy.
Crazy what happens when costs are so outrageous you can't even afford yourself, much less a family. But let's keep telling ourselves people are "quit quitting"
The nerve of these companies, pay more then 🙄
Wow! 11 jobs that’s crazy? If I could handle the stress I would probably do it too. I saw someone recently who works in tech working 2 full times jobs and she’s using the money to build her rental portfolio. I never even knew this was possible to work 2 full time jobs but she works from home doesn’t have to be on the phone and codes all day.
You pick jobs that are easy and repetitive. Some jobs have a lot of seasonal downtime and you just sit there waiting for tickets. When it gets too hectic give 2 weeks notice and find another. You can even make it official and start your own consulting firm and hire other part timers.
A lot of these ppl also hire ppl from fiverr and other short time contract sites so that they’re not doing all the work themselves
Seems real easy to get a job then outsource the work to Indians...
Sounds to me like employees who are that productive are being compensated for their output.
Rather than doing four times the work for one company and a 3% raise, I'd rather have four remote jobs. Besides, people like me are their only shot at fixing the labor shortage. They're still upset about the labor shortage, right?
@@dwadedunkedkobe agreed I think the term "full time" just needs to be dropped. No one cares if it's multiple "part time" jobs. Even if "part time" could be 38 hours. Remember as long as you are "under 40" it is considered part time. And no body bats an eye.
@@hitherehemmingway5463 So many companies offer 39.5 hour work weeks for this exact reason.
@@hitherehemmingway5463 @ravi
they don't want to pay worker benefits.
Maybe we need to de-couple healthcare from employment somehow. It kinda sucks that folks can't get health insurance without a full-time job. Businesses seem to hate having to pay for those services. So why keep them linked? who wants them linked?
@@ChristopherCricketWallace agreed. But given the tax advantage to companies and for it being a way to basically leverage compensation without actually spending more money I don't see any lobby allowing it. But yes, I wish it was just more money and everyone can have access to benefits that would of otherwise been provided one their own.
Why is it such a big deal for people to have do many jobs? It's not illegal
maybe conflict of interests among different employers and you might not perform well at each job
like many others, you only see it from your side as an employee. that is why you can't see why it would be a problem.
If the employee can actually handle the work load and there is no conflict of interest there isn't really a problem.
@@snippetx1632 says you! you can say that as the employer fires you.
@@daveheel There is no problem. You've just been programmed to think that way. CEOs don't look at it from their employee's perspective. You know...since CEOs often own multiple companies, are on multiple boards, and such.
The leader/head of the company could literally diversify and have their attention split, but the moment a lowly employee tries to do it, it's all the sudden a problem. Just let the employee put in their work and if they want to do more, let them. Stop being a corporate b***h.
This is extremely common in Florida. I had multiple full-time jobs while working remotely.
Go buddy go!
Sounds like you have no life or you have a spending problem!
@@mytube3197 if the job is getting done it doesn't matter. When you take your car to a mechanic do you tell him he can only work on your car and nothing else?
@@JF32304 great point. Same with lawyers, dentist, etc. all have multiple clients.
This is very bad
wtf? 11 FT jobs? my one remote job is packed with work. I would have to work almost around the clock to do well in 2 of them.
Honestly if they are actually getting all work done I don't see the problem. Employers should be focused on productivity not time spent on the clock.
Power to the Worker.
Big business has taken advantage of workers for years. F.I.R.E is the goal. Early retirement and enjoy your life and family.
@@Mary-ot6wm 1:12 he says “I figured the more jobs I had, the closer I would get to retirement”
Rule number one about over employment is not talking about over employment and here the founder of that group is literally doing a PR publication for it....smdh.
I wanna work remote. Less ppl on the freeway . Save money and stay home.
I'd like that too.
I don’t see anything wrong with this capitalism works both ways!
Obviously, he knows the companies would be less than thrilled if they found out he was moonlighting like that.
So what if they don’t like it. Sounds like he’s meeting expectations since he’s still employed. Not his problem
@@dete503 as long as they don't find out. then it is HIS problem.
@@daveheel If you're in a position of having 11 jobs, losing 1 due to the employer being unhappy with performance is not a problem.
This is why passive income is crucial to push forward. If one can replace active income w passive income, retirement will be closer than you think.
People keep throwing this passive income stuff around like it’s easier done than said. How about instead of everybody getting a passive income we work on improving ACTIVE income which is the problem.
@@eligreg99 you wanna tell the employer that? Go head.
That's me!! 2 full time jobs. 1 onsite, 1 remote. 1 20 hr part time job, and 1 contract job....do all that mess in 1 day, 1 wk. As long as rent, gas, food, clothes, keep going up.....
How are you doing a remote job while onsite with the other lol? The only way is if you don't have meetings... If you're a coder you've essentially got it made for that one.
Wow! You need to reduce your spending!
@@rack9458 you need to shut up. The cost of living is too high.
@@rack9458 "reducing" spending during historically high costs of everything is not practical advice in this day and age.
@@mason4966 No worries, Biden said inflation is transitory and is on it's way down. You dont base long term spending on short term issues.
"Hey, mon. I have 14 job!"
I always make reference to this sketch and no one gets it 😂
@@TheRealPewPanda Love his response. "You lazy lima bean." "You crazy coconut." I still use it to this day. 😄
Hey mon, You only have 14 jobs? I have 22, why you so lazy?
The Desmonds😅😅
I have 2 FT gigs and working on getting more. It can be stressful, especially if you don’t manage your calendar correctly.
Sounds like you have a spending problem!
If I could juggle 2 full time jobs I would have started doing it at the start of the pandemic when we all went remote. However, we've been understaffed for almost 4 years until now. I still don't know if I could do it with my job. Suffice it to say my role is customer service based for every hour of my work day :/
Problem is if you’re working multiple call centers, that’s why I’m on hold for 4 hours waiting to speak to someone.
lol
11 jobs! That's incredible
This screams burnout.
Being "overemployed" is the equivalent of being on "death row" apparently. Why did he feel the need to scrub his voice? He's literally the one who should be using his voice to describe the working situations Americans are in due to the situation and inflation. How disappointing for me, personally.
Because he's not trying to get fired!
Bc some boomer at one of his jobs that still thinks its 1972 would fire him...
Companies 1. Don't want you to share secrets 2. Mostly want you to be souly reliant on them so they don't have to worry about losing another slave
they worry too much about nonsense. I've had clearance for decades. Very capable of keeping it all separate and not spilling the beans.
One of many forms of imbalance in our work force. People need to change with the times. This is called being a digital nomad.
Until the boomers all retire, we're still gonna catch heat for it...
I work full time at Amazon fulfillment center AND still can’t afford a 1 bedroom apartment (barely)
Imagine your boss asking you to work late… “yeah no sorry I have to go to work”
This is not new information people- a lot of healthcare worker’s have multiple jobs even before the pandemic
Yes is the normality. Two full time jobs. Or one full and part time.
The new part is working the jobs during the same hours. I don’t think you can be in two places at once but when working remotely…
The working class here in America is just about sick of capitalism and it’s greed.
Truth
How do you know. You’re a bot
@@LakePlay Who is?
@@katthefantastic William
@@LakePlay what makes you believe William is a bot? As a part of the working class, his statement rings true to me.
Wtf is Tyler doing where he can have 11 jobs simultaneously? Even a simple job probably requires 10+ hrs of weekly attention. There’s almost no way Tyler doesn’t just forget about tasks or leave people hanging for a really long time. I imagine he is one of the least productive workers at those companies but just barely good enough to not get fired fast.
Exactly what I was thinking, unless you are a doctor or some type of consultant, you can only work 2-3 regular jobs max, and not working full time at all those jobs. A real career is all consuming and leaves no time for a 2nd or 3rd job. I have 1 job and have almost no free time to myself, a 2nd job would be impossible, I would have to sleep and work at the same time to do so.
@@CarlosLopez-qv3cs You sound like a slave to your employer
@@CarlosLopez-qv3cs Sounds like you're doing it wrong lol! I'm working 4 jobs 357k!
@@freeffree4133 sounds like your lying. My sister works for Boeing, all ready been promoted 3 times and does not make close to that. She has a masters in mechanical engineering, graduated from Carnage Mellon University in Pittsburgh, she works in California now.
@@CarlosLopez-qv3cs And? I'm a project manager. Your sister is the hired help.
Carpal tunnel, lower back pain, far sighted, immune compromised because your spending so much time inside, obesity, vitamin D deficiency, ect that’s the part they don’t tell you about.
Working outdoors has another list of outcomes: skin cancer, knee/back issues, herniated disks, etc. Nobody should be sitting or standing constantly for 8 hours a day. It's about balance. Taking regular breaks, exercising (or rest), eating right and getting enough sleep will prevent or control all of those things you listed.
True. It has to be short term
Work standing up then
It’s definitely true. Overworking in front of computer screens ages people prematurely for sure
You mean $15 an hour isn't enough to survive?? That's just plain silly.
Eleven jobs is wild. I respect that man. That cannot be easy
You call it over employed, I call it getting your bag
1:44 how does he have the time to do 11 jobs?
It doesn't matter, he's working all the jobs! Omg, we found 1 guy who does work instead of commuting to work! Just the dumbest reporting....
They are not all 40 hours a week. Some jobs you can do quickly.
Not all the jobs require his full undivided attention. If you're a coder and don't need to touch meetings and so forth, you're just punching keys 3 or 4 jobs is completely possible.
@@JF32304 3 or 4 yes, but 11? I've read he's a hands-off manager but still...
While I wouldn't work so many jobs I totally agree. A company should only really worry about if your are doing your job and getting the work done. Though I would add to that that concern should also he taken for jobs that might have info that may need use of an NDA.
Tyler is my hero... Kudos to you Tyler!
Amazing content again thank you for sharing
Some of my friends are doing 3 full time jobs at the same time and each one is making more than 600k.
What are they doing? Coding?
@@Tribuneoftheplebs yes, software & cloud engineer.
Go baby go!
@@JF32304 work like a slave
Each Citizen Adult from a Household has to make $5,000 or above every Month to survive and work on a Future.
3 jobs here
Nice. I'm going to add
Lol! Now here is away to finally scam the corporations! I know if I worked remotely, I’d be just as effective in 20 hours as 40.
This isn't scamming lmao. You're getting more work done.
We go from "quiet quitting" to "overemployment" sounds like propaganda 🤣
How is this guy working 11 jobs?
Don’t you have to log in to your company system so they can keep track of you and see you are being productive while on the clock?
He’s most likely on contract work and outsourcing overseas, other than that I don’t see how else he could be doing it
I'm not buying this, no way he's working "11" different jobs F/T. F/T required 40 hours a week how is he doing "40 hrs" a week working 11 jobs? I'd like someone to explain his scenerio of what he's actually doing. I don't believe this what so ever. And why be so secretive? 🤔🙄
Freelance jobs I believe
@@johannacox3267 If he is management as someone said, he doesn't report much to anyone. And, as long as his team meets goals.....
@@johannacox3267 there's lots of jobs with downtime waiting for something to calculate/download from a database/etc. You can do another job in the meantime. 11 is quite the feat tho, I can see maximum 4 if you still want to sleep...
Tyler can retire in Thailand with that 1.5 million a year he supposedly makes. Think outside the country
Remote working has been on the table for many companies for well over a decade. Many larger companies with subsidiary branches in locations away from their parent headquarters often saw to unique working opportunities. If by chance your job was remote, and saw to much of your work being in use of a computer terminal, technically their was no reason why such employees could not work from home. And as such the option was made available, but most employees didnt take the offer seriously, opting to continue to work along side fellow employees at their branch location.
There was no real incentive for people to try it out since it seemed so abnormal. Covid on the other hand forced people to stay home, and businesses who already had such options in place made the transition fairly seemless. More over, those remote branches as in their brick and morter locations could be shut down, saving a large sum of money for the company. still maintaining their employees regional work, but without all the cost and insurance of a physical branch location. it also enabled those employees to dramatically save money on daily costs no longer needed. commuting, gas and travel expense, lunch, annual clothing and attire. All of which adds up to a fairly large expense, that remains in the pockets of both employer and employee. sort of a win win. Their are downsides for almost every upside as well. No commuting also amounts to less physical activity which works for and against ones health. A daily commute is a double edge sword. both working as an exercise and a form or wear and tear on the body. but also, at the job, your sitting down all day, which is not good for the body, bringing enormous stress and high blood pressure. Staying at home often means a more relaxed situation, more freedom. but it can also mean less exercise and more weight gain if not checked, then again it can make for recover, more rest and more reduction in daily inflammation. to each is own in their situation and how they manage their time and health. But overall their are pro's and con's to each situation.
Tech had to catch up to the opportunity to work remotely. Employees and companies had to have people that have reliable and fast internet to work from home. Also, companies have to have a support group that can regulate remote employees accessing their at work network from home. That's a lot of additional vulnerability to open a company up to with remote workers. With the addition of VPN networks and MFA to login a network it helps mitigate the risks of remote work.
@@warleswil3080 indeed greater speed and more security is the promise of modern remote online employment, but a decade or so back such work was still very much on the table, and speed wasnt much of an issue since few of those types of online work involved large data transfer. even I as a cgi artist was freelancing on major film production as far back as the mid 90's. it was doable, but of coarse everything back then require far less data.
Praise covid tbh. Remote everything is much more accepted nowadays, I am so glad it happened
commute time -> frees up time to go to the gym
Who cares as long as your employer is happy they should shut up
The power brokers just want you poor and obedient!! Obey peasants!!!
Exactly what I'm trying to do 🙏🏾
Pay a living wage, change policies so that the employer has to give you just as much notice when they do lay off's as they expect when you quit, offer benefits, and stability, and stop micromanaging and you will not have this issue. This is a great idea if you can pull it off and you do not have to be left broke if you get laid off. This is NOT an easy way out, it's HARD work but worth it. Never forget the company needs you just as much as you need work, so demand remote if that's what you truly want, or go elsewhere. Stop letting big companies have full control over your well-being and financial goals.
When you don't have to wear pants, more work gets done!
Im working two full time jobs and running a business on the side!
I see nothing wrong with it. He’s earning it. Employers loses out. Too bad. Employers can fire you so easily and only a handful have some termination laws.
I would like to know what type of work they're doing.
Yeah, because they do an hour's worth of work for each job.
Many corporate jobs have so much red tape that 1 hour a day per job is all you can do anyway.
@@dete503 you might be right 😂
Tines are rough. I used to work with a someone who held 3 jobs.
I am getting in on this.
Not with that name
I’m getting in on this to!
No one should have to do that to meet their bills. ESP in a 1st world country. Don’t care what anyone says.
I held down two WFH jobs and the money was CUTE. Filing returns for those jobs - not so much
What happened?
@@o0laieta0o to the job or filing returns?
A lot of us are single parents and can't afford life without working two full time jobs.
People are really something. 11 jobs? Well that's absolutely absurd.
What remote jobs hire entry?
I'd like Jamie Dimon to chime in. He quotes the Chinese saying Americans are stupid and lazy (note: China gets longer holidays than we do). Yet, having more Americans working multiple full time jobs is a massive problem. Then start paying people so they don't have to or just live with it.
Where are these people finding these remote jobs????? I can't get my hands on 1
Try Indeed, just search for "remote" or "work from home".
Well, you probably need an education to start with!
Depends on the industry
@@dreg5845 What industry doesnt require an education to work remotely? Dog catcher?
@@rack9458 who said I don't have an education? I'm confused
I have 3 full time jobs. What people do in their personal and professional life is nobody else’s business.
I was considering this even before I saw this today. I'm going to double my income
NBC reporters finding out in 2022 😂😂
Yeah the answer is hey If u can't afford it just work more!?😔
Millenials been having multiple jobs, so what...
Unless you are a teacher!
I worked from home before the pandemic for about a year and a half. I thought I would like it. The pay to stress/time ratio was unacceptable to me though and I eventually quit. I also had a standing desk because I can’t sit and be stagnant all day it’s terrible for your health. I thought I would enjoy it but I actually prefer physical jobs where I get lots of exercise all day. Personally I think they want more people working at home. Keeps them close to the fridge, buying things and better preps people for the medical/pharma sector.
At my old job, someone quit their job, then the boss dump the quitter ‘s job on you to do it, but you don’t get extra pay or overtime pay.
But if you have two jobs, oh it’s a problem, it’s illegal, breaching the company’s policy.
Why does this guy still need 11 jobs 10 years later? This tells me that he’s bad at managing his money or has gotten so flashy he’s throws cash around like a professional gambler. Greed is an addiction, everyone wants more money but when they get it it’s usually not enough and they keep fiending for more.
There’s something to be said about ill gotten gain. I know people will say what he’s doing is not illegal but that’s probably not true or else he wouldn’t have hidden his voice. He likely has signed contracts at many of those companies saying that he would not do other work while working for them.
What jobs are those?
Yea for sure
I guess I can’t work a 2nd job. If I work 8-4 all 5 days a week. ☹️
How does he manage them all??
I mean I guess that's cool if you live to work. I work to live, and my time off is too important to me
You can still do that. Nobody says you’re having to work overtime. If one job takes an hour a day and you’re meeting expectations then why put another 7? Especially if you’re salary. You’re paid for results, not time. Ever put in a 70 hour week while being salary? How is it any different to do 8 hours a week and still meet expectations?
Actually if you plan your time right you don’t have to. Many jobs I have worked In office I was only just busy 2-3 hours the rest of the time I was waiting for an email, or next invoice to hit the email box and only 2-3 days out the month where I was 100 percent busy. Some days I didn’t do anything really(lots of internet surfing and online shopping) I could handle 2-3 mediocre jobs easy. Meetings no one really expects you to talk or come. Stay low and can be a easy way to make big $$
I'm working 2 jobs and considering a 3rd.. idk I am doing okay but I could be doing better. But that would mean my social life will be gone entirely.
How could your accounting department not know about this?
Like i think they can see who contributes to your government contributions right?
I doubt they can see that... It would be a breach on privacy
So since we found a way to make it happen and it's a problem?
What kind of work can you stack 11 times?
Things you can automate. A lot of jobs require repetitive tasks, and if you can programmatically automate them, then you can do the entire workload in literally 1/1000th of the once the program is set up. A lot of companies dont know how programmable some of their tasks are.
@@matthewmechtly5026 I guessed as much. That rules out most high level and interesting work.
@Matthew Mechtly, OK, so who creates the automation program and who works on troubleshooting it if there is a bug or things like up keep making sure everything is running smooth. Does that job also offer remote work.
I know this guy. He's a project manager. He's super hands off and his teams always perform the best. He judges everything solely on performance. He's very well known in the Overemployed community.
@@dwadedunkedkobe "Overmployed" community? 😂
People have to have 2 or 3 jobs these days to afford housing which is out of control.....if you have 1 job you might be living in your car.
@Peter Brown Colleges don't do anything to hard working students to bring them that success because they're so out of touch and teaching stupid leftist agenda crap that doesn't benefit their lives while bringing experience to the work force which employers and companies need. Other countries have better work and life balance, benefits, vacation and better pay standards, why can't the US do it. I'm Hispanic and I see it everywhere. The job process in America is so broken that I don't know how people can put up with it. Such a waste of time
@Peter Brown Ok Boomer
@@allip4226 dont have to like ot but there is truth in what he says.
@@allip4226 Sounds like jealousy
I don't see the problem here. He wants to retire early and jobs are currently in abundance.
What kind of jobs are they getting for remote work?
Something in tech mostly web developers, desktop application developers or mobile application developers.
Engineering, etc
I'm confused...If this is not illegal, why are these guys hiding their identities? Also, unless you find jobs where your boss/coworkers rarely engage with you, I don't get how you juggle chats, calls/emails and unexpected meetings/deliverables. 🤷🏽♀️
Hiding your identity means you’re doing something illegal and not merely wanting to protect your identity for the sake of anonymity?
I'll pretend I didn't read this
It's not illegal but companies want you to focus on their company only! They think another fulltime job is distracting from your work with them so it's not illegal but those with multiple jobs figure the individual companies won't like it and they could get fired! So hiding one's identity is the best way to go!
It's not illegal. Companies have weird hang ups about workers. They want wage slaves. Having multiple jobs means taking less poo poo as you don't have to. It means making more money, because you can go somewhere else.
Some companies in their contracts say that an employee should not be doing any non work related tasks during the time the company is paying them to work - which is why I’m assuming he choose to hide identity cause that can get them fired.
There's too much unpack here that isn't said. Budgeting, transportation, savings, relationship status. There's more than this report let's on. Overpriced, yea but thats only a portion of the problem.
No one cares about any of that. You stack and buy assets. 401k means nothing at that point. You only putting 20,500 in. You have to have other ways to make money work.
3 of my sisters have 2 jobs!!!! I dont handle stress well I have one part time job🤣🤣🤣 but I need to look into remote work
Some people *had* multiple jobs before remote work: leave a 9 -5pm, go to a second job and then maybe drive (i,e., food delivery, etc). Now they can work a few more hours, with less time in commute. Working class people are trying to create multiple income streams, unfortunately. Like the wealthy, we need to learn how to leverage the power of investments💪🏾.
You are misunderstanding the meaning of overemployed. What you described is moonlighting. Overemployed means working at 2 or more jobs AT THE SAME BLOCK OF TIME. So those 2 jobs both start at 9am and end at 5pm as an example.
@@fc7307 Thank you for clarifying.
I think back to what the interviewee said: using multiple devices (computers) to multitask work, and that the work can be stressful. I still believe working class people need to learn alternative options to earn income streams besides using our physical labor i.e., investments).