Literally could not have come at a better time, I just got back from an important interview I could have done better on. I'm certainly too early in my career to jobstack (zoomer still in graduate school) but it's hard to find work in my field during the summer, getting some professional references would be great. I can tell this will be a fantastic resource for me and a great next step for you Walt.
Fantastic to hear! If you want to jump in our telegram and start building your network with us just upgrade your sub and I will DM you the access link.
Cool idea, but if you're serious about this, you need to be careful. I'm no lawyer but from a quick search, it looks like this practice could easily be prosecuted for fraud, if someone wanted to go after you for it. If all it takes to get into your super special Telegram is a founding membership, then it can be infiltrated extremely easily by bad actors who want to sabotage what you're doing. You also don't want to be doxxed if you are doing this. Again, if this really takes off and daddy government gets word of it, and your real identity is out there, you might be in hot water.
The first is entirely legal and there's no way to prove the second in any individual case. We have lawyers in our group other way and will definitely cover our tracks.
Definitely will invest in opsec / security as we scale up though.
I don't believe there is a criminal code against job stacking but, for instance, an employer could sue you for fraud based on time theft. Normally employers won't do this because it's not worth the bother to go to court, but again, if this actually takes off and you get too many eyeballs on you, people who don't like what you're doing might become motivated to find ways to screw you.
You also want to be careful of the tax ramifications, though if you're working with lawyers I would imagine you're on top of that.
Either way, there is a world of difference between "is this thing technically legal" and "can people find ways to make my life difficult because of this," and that difference goes for double if the government is involved. Hence, again, my statement that if I were you, I would really want to avoid being doxxed. I feel pretty confident that government won't take kindly to a group that they will see as dedicated to facilitating fraud, especially given your politics.
Yeah I don't recommend job stacking for consulting jobs with billable hours or anything public sector, those are hard no-goes. But private sector industry IC roles you are generally safe, esp after the FTC just nixed noncompetes.
Anyway fair enough on the doxxing thing, but I could ride that to clout pretty easily so I'm not too concerned. It's gonna happen sooner or later and I will manage.
Yea, probably true that if you get big enough that people dox you over this then you likely don't have to care about having normal jobs anymore anyways.
Yeah by then I'll want to hand everything off to anon friends still in the lifestyle and I'll depart the group for greener pastures where I'm not a risk to anyone... until then I am investing hard in good opsec for my group and listening to Noah who is an expert in this sort of thing.
Even jobs without explicit "billable hours" will still have hours written into the contract, and often the timeframe of when those hours should be worked. Job stacking is essentially breaking a legal contract. (the severity of this varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, from what I have looked into this is easier to do in the US than the UK).
Still the most that is likely to happen from this is you get fired. They probably won't bother suing you and you can always settle.
Good luck guys :). I've read the stats on places like Japan and the UK, how many hours per day are wasted by normal employees. As long as you're balancing your lifestyle and still having a life too then it's well worth it. Like if you get fat or can't find a wife cause you have no time for either cause of three jobs then it kind of defeats the purpose :) - figuring shit out is necessary with job stacking. My dad had two or three jobs growing up, none of them entirely simulating, just time based. So if you are industrious then finding an outlet is necessary, this is one of those things.
Hey Walt, I know it's a lot of value, which is why it costs more, but I'm a student and I can't pay that much. I understand this isn't grounds to just gift this to me, as I am not entitled to your time, but could you direct me to some resources or something to learn more about job stacking, or even general job market advice?
Very impressive plan. I don’t think it’s going to work for people with Christian morals though. I mentioned the concept of “job stacking” to my oldest son, who is 10. He said “that’s not the right thing to do. It’s dishonest”. My husband is definitely on that page as well, despite being constantly screwed over by his corporate overlords. Also, how much longer is this corporate status quo going to last?
Hi Walt, I just signed up for a founding subscription but when I try to dm you on Substack I get a "page not found" error. Could you please dm me on Twitter [at]true_nof1 ? I can send you a screengrab of my receipt there.
Uk based, but interested. Have no experience, but aptitude and piracy skills. I currently earn 75k a year in a face to face role, in your opinion is it worth sacking that off, learning something new, plundering a failing economy?
Walt Bismarck, I have subscribed to your stuff and am trying to get a hold hold of you. I need to know what to do next. I'm currently stuck truck driving and has become something of a purgatory for me. I need out so that I can start making moves.
Also, I'm loosely a part of Curt's and Noah's group. That's how I found you. They told me you could help me overcome the situation I have found myself in.
If you tried to get in contact with me then I have missed it. You'll have to forgive me. I am still trying to navigate through this sub stack. This is the first time I've ever been on this site. Try try to get in touch with me when you can. I subscribed to your program and I've got a plethora of emails that I'm not really sure what to do with.
Do you have any proof this works ? Any success stories ? Remote jobs are actually disappearing, the only thing that's left is Fiverr and freelancing for $8 an hour. Sounds like a dumb scheme made up by someone with zero experience in the real job market.
What credentials ? Most tech jobs actually care more about your portfolio and past projects than they do "credentials" - in case you missed it, lots of degree mills are handing out degrees and diplomas to random retards thanks to the Judaization of the education system.
Also typically you post testimonials WITH the ad service, not after. Mongoloid.
Literally could not have come at a better time, I just got back from an important interview I could have done better on. I'm certainly too early in my career to jobstack (zoomer still in graduate school) but it's hard to find work in my field during the summer, getting some professional references would be great. I can tell this will be a fantastic resource for me and a great next step for you Walt.
Fantastic to hear! If you want to jump in our telegram and start building your network with us just upgrade your sub and I will DM you the access link.
Just became a founding member! Let’s stack some W2’s!
LFG
Speaking as one of the perpetually unimpressed latchkey kids I have to say i fucking love it.
Still unimpressed tho, but only out of principle. ❤️😊👍🏻
Cool idea, but if you're serious about this, you need to be careful. I'm no lawyer but from a quick search, it looks like this practice could easily be prosecuted for fraud, if someone wanted to go after you for it. If all it takes to get into your super special Telegram is a founding membership, then it can be infiltrated extremely easily by bad actors who want to sabotage what you're doing. You also don't want to be doxxed if you are doing this. Again, if this really takes off and daddy government gets word of it, and your real identity is out there, you might be in hot water.
Just some things to think about.
Job stacking or cheesing referrals?
The first is entirely legal and there's no way to prove the second in any individual case. We have lawyers in our group other way and will definitely cover our tracks.
Definitely will invest in opsec / security as we scale up though.
I don't believe there is a criminal code against job stacking but, for instance, an employer could sue you for fraud based on time theft. Normally employers won't do this because it's not worth the bother to go to court, but again, if this actually takes off and you get too many eyeballs on you, people who don't like what you're doing might become motivated to find ways to screw you.
You also want to be careful of the tax ramifications, though if you're working with lawyers I would imagine you're on top of that.
Either way, there is a world of difference between "is this thing technically legal" and "can people find ways to make my life difficult because of this," and that difference goes for double if the government is involved. Hence, again, my statement that if I were you, I would really want to avoid being doxxed. I feel pretty confident that government won't take kindly to a group that they will see as dedicated to facilitating fraud, especially given your politics.
Yeah I don't recommend job stacking for consulting jobs with billable hours or anything public sector, those are hard no-goes. But private sector industry IC roles you are generally safe, esp after the FTC just nixed noncompetes.
Anyway fair enough on the doxxing thing, but I could ride that to clout pretty easily so I'm not too concerned. It's gonna happen sooner or later and I will manage.
Yea, probably true that if you get big enough that people dox you over this then you likely don't have to care about having normal jobs anymore anyways.
Yeah by then I'll want to hand everything off to anon friends still in the lifestyle and I'll depart the group for greener pastures where I'm not a risk to anyone... until then I am investing hard in good opsec for my group and listening to Noah who is an expert in this sort of thing.
Even jobs without explicit "billable hours" will still have hours written into the contract, and often the timeframe of when those hours should be worked. Job stacking is essentially breaking a legal contract. (the severity of this varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, from what I have looked into this is easier to do in the US than the UK).
Still the most that is likely to happen from this is you get fired. They probably won't bother suing you and you can always settle.
Good luck guys :). I've read the stats on places like Japan and the UK, how many hours per day are wasted by normal employees. As long as you're balancing your lifestyle and still having a life too then it's well worth it. Like if you get fat or can't find a wife cause you have no time for either cause of three jobs then it kind of defeats the purpose :) - figuring shit out is necessary with job stacking. My dad had two or three jobs growing up, none of them entirely simulating, just time based. So if you are industrious then finding an outlet is necessary, this is one of those things.
Hey Walt, I know it's a lot of value, which is why it costs more, but I'm a student and I can't pay that much. I understand this isn't grounds to just gift this to me, as I am not entitled to your time, but could you direct me to some resources or something to learn more about job stacking, or even general job market advice?
yea I gotchu fam
https://overemployed.com/
https://www.reddit.com/r/overemployed/
this is the best u will get outside our group
Nice, thank you for introducing the topic by the way, you probably changed my life trajectory.
Point at which I find some agreement is that you said that this system by allowing this lifestyle to be maintained is in major need of reform
Very impressive plan. I don’t think it’s going to work for people with Christian morals though. I mentioned the concept of “job stacking” to my oldest son, who is 10. He said “that’s not the right thing to do. It’s dishonest”. My husband is definitely on that page as well, despite being constantly screwed over by his corporate overlords. Also, how much longer is this corporate status quo going to last?
Hi Walt, I just signed up for a founding subscription but when I try to dm you on Substack I get a "page not found" error. Could you please dm me on Twitter [at]true_nof1 ? I can send you a screengrab of my receipt there.
or try dm'ing me here first?
Uk based, but interested. Have no experience, but aptitude and piracy skills. I currently earn 75k a year in a face to face role, in your opinion is it worth sacking that off, learning something new, plundering a failing economy?
I did double remote the past 3 years. My company (main one) I was at 7 yr fired me this May without warning. Got 30K severance at least.
About to start the hunt for remote job 2 soon
Just became a founding subscriber. Looking forward to getting started!
Walt Bismarck, I have subscribed to your stuff and am trying to get a hold hold of you. I need to know what to do next. I'm currently stuck truck driving and has become something of a purgatory for me. I need out so that I can start making moves.
I will send you a DM later tonight.
Also, I'm loosely a part of Curt's and Noah's group. That's how I found you. They told me you could help me overcome the situation I have found myself in.
If you tried to get in contact with me then I have missed it. You'll have to forgive me. I am still trying to navigate through this sub stack. This is the first time I've ever been on this site. Try try to get in touch with me when you can. I subscribed to your program and I've got a plethora of emails that I'm not really sure what to do with.
Am also a founding member now. Looking forward to it!
Do you have any proof this works ? Any success stories ? Remote jobs are actually disappearing, the only thing that's left is Fiverr and freelancing for $8 an hour. Sounds like a dumb scheme made up by someone with zero experience in the real job market.
nah this is retarded, there are tons of remote jobs available for people with credentials
I'll be posting testimonials soon
What credentials ? Most tech jobs actually care more about your portfolio and past projects than they do "credentials" - in case you missed it, lots of degree mills are handing out degrees and diplomas to random retards thanks to the Judaization of the education system.
Also typically you post testimonials WITH the ad service, not after. Mongoloid.
This is *exactly* the kind of McKinsey bullshit you referred to. Recommend trash cans to NYC after a 3 million dollar study:
https://x.com/TrungTPhan/status/1810821636016500902