OVEREMPLOYMENT |How to Get 2 Full-Time Jobs (And Paychecks) Simultaneously | Multiple Full Time Jobs

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Being overemployed nowadays is essential to cope up with bills and having a savings as well. Government and employers should be open on topics like this. At the end, we all just want to have a quality and fulfilling life here on earth rather than living paycheck to paycheck But with this inflations, overemployment seems only the key nowadays.

I agree with your spicy take 100%. The cost of living is so disproportionately high compared to the average salary that many of us have no choice but to seek "over-employment" in one form or another. Personally, I'm more a proponent of starting your own business on the side instead of working for another employer - that way, there's no limit on your earning potential, and you can schedule it around your 9-5 in a way that doesn't sacrifice your quality of work with either endeavor. Not that I'm speaking from experience or anything. 👀

This is not cheating, this is called concurrency and parallelism. Only for people who can perform well this way.

I didn't know the name but I was writing remote for a small org. and GUESS WHAT I did my work finished early for weeks. Then I accidentally let them know I was always finished early and they FLIPPED OUT...like well we'd have given you more work! OR WE'D HAVE CUT YOUR SALARY. So I was literally fired and punished for being EFFICIENT. Lesson learned.

I just quit my last second FT job. It paid twice my first FT job but the stress was just too much. No, not the job stress, although I did not like the job, but we just moved into a new build house and my wife drove me nuts about what furniture matches, and etc. I don't care. I have a dedicated bedroom for an office and my own clothes closet. I'm satisfied. I get up at 3 AM and do all my programming while others sleep. Anyway, I am 74 and that last job was #107 in my career. I learned the hard way when we first married in our early twenties: Go for the money. When she would say, you don't have to work so much, we have plenty of money listening to her would be followed every time by a financial catastrophe. I soon wised up.

At age 62 I FiNALLY learned to have boundaries and perspective with employers. Don’t love a company. It will never love you back. The more you give the more they demand. The more you accomplish the more they pile on. They pay, promote, and train unfairly based in biases. In my current job they keep me wildly overworked. I’m applying for remote jobs. If I get two, I’ll try to do them in tandem.

I told family I was doing two jobs, for three consecutive months I was asked for loans. I decided to tell everyone it was too hard and I quit one.

"Cheating"? - are you kidding me? Do you regard your job like a spouse, or a boyfriend? Then you REALLY have a bad perspective on work......

Brilliant! I completel agree. Our productivity has doubled and our wages have stagnated, there is NO loyalty to us or development of us. We're canned at a second's notice and kicked to the curb. YOU ARE RIGHT!!

Why it's illegal it's like they want as be poor and not live happy life's with good income

It's fine when a entity/company has multiple clients.

being single and having a single source of income makes it nearly impossible to live in 2022

Hi Zulie, Very good video on a topic that I was not aware of. I didn’t know until your video that many people are over-employed and working different jobs simultaneously. But I agree that with the availability of remote work, the opportunity to hold down more jobs is becoming easier – if you can deal with the stress and guilt. I agree that no one should have to hold down more than one job – but as the old saying goes, “you have to live in the world as you find it.” Like it or not, many employers are taking advantage of their employees. In fact, I know of one company with a firm rule that you can’t work anywhere else – even getting a part-time job in the evenings or weekends – if you work for that specific company. That sucks! COVID-19 has taught a lot of employees that companies don’t care about them. Which is why we are seeking the “Great Resignation” movement. Keep up the good work, Don

I love your "Employer as an Allmighty God " comment. So true! You don't owe them anything!

Hello Zulie! Been long since I saw your video. Love this new trend "Over employment ". Never knew this term does exist.

I am a remote recruiter with a large company and have been eyeing either part time consultant projects vs doing over employment or even starting my own agency on the side. I think it's harder for regular 9-5pm folks like us to do the two jobs. with meetings, calls and other items on our calendars.

Great job on the video giving me a lot to think about

Just started job 2 it's absolutely needed to buy a house where I am

Awesome Video