Baxford1020
Baxford1020 t1_iuka6ue wrote
Reply to comment by TriggerHappy0071 in Should I enroll in my company's ESPP and sell immediately? by TriggerHappy0071
My company blocks the sale of ESPP shares for 366 days. You should be able to find the information from your provider, company, or HR. We have no way of knowing that.
Baxford1020 t1_iuk3s05 wrote
Reply to I have gotten myself into a horrible situation with debt and I don’t know how to get out. I’m about to be 2 months behind on rent and idk how I’m going to pay everything. by throwwwwaa2837474
You need to provide more details regarding your income, debt, and living expenses. Otherwise the advice you receive will be links and super generic. Spend less than you make, cut back on all non essential expenses, and increase your income. How quickly you can do any of that depends on the numbers. Good luck.
Baxford1020 t1_iy628oq wrote
Reply to A job interview ended because I refused to tell them what my current salary was and what my salary expectations were. Is this normal? by RepresentativeError8
I don't believe she has any way of knowing your actual current salary. In that scenario, I'd simply say a current salary within 15% to 25% of my new salary expectations. Moreover, your expected salary is something you should be aware of from your own market research. Some professions early on in your career may require some guess work. You need to say a number you're happy with. I've said a number 10 to 15% higher many times. If they are interested in you as a candidate, they will work with you.