I always wanted to do that! We have 100's of dealers here in LA, but I dont know if you make a lot of money. I guess I can, since I would know all the info on the cars I'm selling and I'm honest!!! LOL

 

You might not make as much but the benefit of a discount on the car and getting experience would definitely help. This is where I want to go for my career so it would make sense for me. It depends on your goals.

Sorry to pollute this thread, lol. We're not exactly on topic

 

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ps. the coolest thing about making mad money is the paychecks <b>actually get larger </b>part-way through the year after they stop pulling Social security tax out! [/B][/QUOTE]

yes, but unfortunately, they are raising the amount of earnings they tax by about $4600 per year. Even though my pay has gone up and up over the last 5 years, I still can't pay it off before august (I just did, by the way).

 

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SKiDaZZLe
I am the lead global network engineer for my company. just about 2 months out from getting my CCIE.


Dude, don't you have to go to Cisco HQ for the labs? I'm an MCSE and a I have my CCNA which was cake, but the CCIE is killer. There are not many in the country.

 

I came from a wealthy background, and by reading a lot of the previous posts, I see that many of you have also. However, I will stir the pot here by saying:

All I know is that even though I'm young, I can stand here and say that I paid my entire way through school, paid off my car, got a job, pay rent, and at still feel that I earned what I got. I came from a wealthy family, but didn't take a cent from them, as I felt that I needed to earm my merit. And that I did. I feel like I've gotten more out of life as a result, and I'm proud of that. I don't take hand-me-downs, and I don't give them. Thank you, but I'm happy at how I got where I was, and it was all by my self.

 

In college I worked selling high end home audio/home theater components. I was making more in college than most of my friends were making 5 years out. So I kept doing it after i graduated for a number of years. I used to have friends come in that had "professional" jobs and they would act like they were all superior making 35 or 40 K a year. Then I would show them what I was pulling in a month and they would be blown away. I was making 2-3 times what they were!

My tip for the younger guys is that if you want to make some serious money, get a 100% commission sales job. You'll have to work your *** off, but you will be paid well and you'll never have to ask for a rasie. If you are good at it, you will never be without a job. People will come looking to hire you.