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Originally Posted by BryanBusby
Probably about right for some entry level welders away from metro areas.
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I doubt that very seriously. I'm not in the market for a certified welder, but I know the local coop starts almost everybody at $15 + Benefits + Pension the last time I asked. That's entry level unskilled labor.
I think a certified welder that isn't a couple assface could get better than $18. If they're willing to do oilfield work, that's 100K easy. Probably closer to 200K.
There may be pockets of cheap ass labor in some rural areas, but it sure as hell isn't mine.
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Originally Posted by KCUnited
I sat in on an interesting demo recently. Basically a program that creates user journeys throughout enterprise applications for the purpose of anomaly detection. It’s main use cases are rooted in internal fraud prevention within financial institutions but the conversation quickly shifted to the gray area of employee monitoring in WFH settings.
That seems like a huge waste of resources but it had peoples gears turning.
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Nah, man it's out there.
On r/Accounting someone posted an Excel Macro that would move the mouse every 5 seconds so their Teams setting doesn't switch to Away.
CPA Firms are different than most everywhere else in terms of work flow, but it's out there.