u/Exciting_Yak_275

I feel like 99% of dm would be from fat dirty cheesy creeps looking for sexual content. Am I wrong? is the 1% THAT good?

Je suis actuellement étudiant et je cherche à rentrer en médecine. Cependant, en cas de refus, je ne veux pas devoir réappliquer en médecine pendant plusieurs années. Je cherche donc à avoir un vrai plan B dans le domaine de la finance (voir plan A si je change d'avis sur médecine), que je pourrais éventuellement poursuivre comme carrière définitive plutôt que simplement attendre de pouvoir retenter médecine.

Je m’intéresse déjà beaucoup à l’investissement. J’ai plusieurs milliers de dollars investis en actions ainsi qu’un portefeuille de crypto assez conséquent, donc le monde de la finance m’intéresse réellement, même si je connais encore assez peu les différents métiers et carrières possibles dans le domaine.

Ce que je recherche surtout, c’est un métier qui offre un bon salaire, mais aussi de bonnes opportunités d’emploi. Je vois certains métiers en finance avec des rémunérations extrêmement élevées, mais je me demande à quel point il est réellement difficile d’y entrer et si le nombre de postes disponibles est suffisant. Je préférerais avoir une carrière où il est réaliste de trouver un emploi après mes études, tout en ayant un très bon potentiel de rémunération avec l’expérience.

Je me demande également comment fonctionne concrètement le recrutement en finance. J’entends souvent parler de networking et de « referrals », et je voudrais savoir si c’est vraiment essentiel pour obtenir les bons postes. Si oui, comment quelqu’un qui n’a pas déjà un réseau dans le milieu est-il censé se construire des contacts et obtenir des références ?

Pour ceux qui travaillent dans le domaine, quels métiers en finance offrent selon vous le meilleur compromis entre salaire, nombre d’opportunités d’emploi, difficulté d’entrée et perspectives à long terme ? Et si vous étiez dans ma situation, quels domaines vous viseriez-vous?

My mom agreed to be a guarantor for someone’s car loan about a year ago, and there are still around 3 years left on the loan.

The borrower has already been late multiple times, with delays going up to 2 months. These late payments are now showing up on my mom’s credit report and her credit score has dropped. She’s also been getting messages from the bank asking her to make payments on a car that she doesn’t even own.

The borrower seems to have bought a car that was way outside of what she could realistically afford. She has now blocked my mom and basically refuses to communicate with her.

My mom had excellent credit before this, and now she’s having problems when applying for loans because these late payments are showing on her credit report.

Is there anything my mom can actually do to protect herself or get out of the guarantee? She has kind of given up on doing anything about it because a bank employee told her there was nothing she could do. I tried looking into it online, but it’s been pretty difficult to find precise and reliable information about her legal rights as a guarantor in Quebec.

I’m thinking about talking to a lawyer and possibly sending a formal demand letter (mise en demeure), partly to put some pressure on the borrower to start making the payments on time. I’m just not sure if that would actually accomplish anything or if there are other options we should be looking into.

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone in Quebec who has dealt with something similar or knows the law. I’m honestly not sure how we should proceed, especially with another 3 years left on the loan.

I need around a 30% Tier 1 country audience to qualify for a Whop campaign, but I usually sit at about 25%. I realized I could run TikTok ads for like $5-10 targeted only at Tier 1 countries, which would boost my analytics enough to meet the requirement. I average 50k–100k views per video, so spending 10 bucks per videos would be a good investment.

The rules say they don’t allow view botting, but TikTok ads aren’t bots, they’re real people watching the video, and the promotion is done directly through TikTok. Do you think this would be considered cheating or could get me banned from the campaign?

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I need around a 30% Tier 1 country audience to qualify for a Whop campaign, but I usually sit at about 25%. I realized I could run TikTok ads for like $5-10 targeted only at Tier 1 countries, which would boost my analytics enough to meet the requirement. I average 50k–100k views per video, so spending 10 bucks per videos would be a good investment.

The rules say they don’t allow view botting, but TikTok ads aren’t bots, they’re real people watching the video, and the promotion is done directly through TikTok. Do you think this would be considered cheating or could get me banned from the campaign?

Quels sont, selon vous, les meilleurs parcours universitaires pour atteindre un salaire de 100 000 $+ par année le plus rapidement possible, tout en ayant de bonnes perspectives d'emploi au Québec?