Re: Will you quit your day job to go full time on bitcoin?

Are you inspired by those bitcoin millionaires? Are you thinking of filing a resignation letter on your day job (if you have any) and focus on bitcoin instead?

Me? I do have a day job and I consider bitcoin as my side job. I don't want to lose that another source of income just because bitcoin is awesome.

I will find a way to earn more from bitcoin, I will quit my day job.
But now I think it's really riscky for me.

that's indeed very risky especially if you don't experienced on bitcoin,don't have any business and you just quitting your job for the sake of bitcoin and trying with only confidence and don't thinking about it twice,there's no guarantee you can make bitcoin and fulfill your daily needs though

This, but I will also add that if you quit your job you dont know when you will get another one and what pay you will get, in my country if you lose your job, you will need to look for months to find a new one.

That's true same is the scenario in my country, first of all its very hard to find job and if you get a job then you need to compromise in salary and if you quit that job and there is gap in your carrier then no new company will entertain you.

Yeah, it is a shame that things are like that but I cannot change it and things are even worst as you get older because no one wants to hire you because of your age.

Yeah every company prefers to hire fresh blood who are more energetic and hard working and it will be really difficult for you to find a job at an elder age and even if you get the job you won't work with the same energy.

That the sad truth, companies prefers young professionals to hire than older ones but there are really instances that the older ones with high experiences in relation to the position the latter is applying will be hired preferably than the young one that has less to no experience at all. If I am the company hiring, I will not focus on the age or experiences, I'll focus on the attitude of the applicant.

It always consider the experience more experience it will has huge amount of salary unlike the fresh graduate applicant they will accept how much salary you give and also it is good to promote the old employee in your company than hiring some oldies with higher position as starting.

Which is another reason to hire fresh graduates, and experienced worked can command a bigger salary than any guy with no experience and as such companies dont want to hire him any longer.

Companies will prefer to hire fresh graduates but at lower salary and fresher will accept whatever salary he is offered as he wants to get started with his professional life and gain experience.

yeah especially during these times. iif you're someone who's just trying to find a job, then i think it would be good if you would consider going full time on bitcoin as it would be hard nowadays specially if you're beyond 30 years of age. it may take time while you're still starting, but i think bitcoin has a potential of supporting someone's career

Agreed bitcoin can build up your career and can give you good income even if you don't have a full time job as it will take care of your expenses and improve your standard of living.

Honestly there is no assurance that you can gain a good earnings in bitcoin since its all about online here anytime you can be scam or did not receive any payment from your service.. its still the best that you have a job in real life..

That's right its always good to have a full time job instead of depending only on bitcoins as it can be risky if price drops or it gets disappear in future, so its good to treat bitcoin as an extra income.

Collecting bitcoin is good only just for your extra income or side job that you can not spend it all just for savings and to have a chance to be rich in the future.. if oyu work in bitcoin and live with bitcoin i think you are just hardly earn bitcoins.

That's right and people who have invested huge capital in trading are only the one who are earning a living from bitcoin and its not possible for an average person who is earning it in limited ways.