did not load on a pc did load in on my phone (but slow)
anyway here are my thoughts:
-only 8 products and all of them are very random, what is the niche of your store supposed to be?
-severely overpriced stuff, seriously a saw for 50 bucks? thats insane pricing especially for an unbranded...
Reading this thread I'm glad I jumped off the IT boat when I did, I hear stories like these way too much where people get stuck in soul sucking dead end IT jobs.
Just to add here in the UK minimum wage in 2017 is 5.60 pounds for 18-20 year olds, kitchen porters at the kitchen I work at earn about 10 quid an hour with tips included, more on busy nights.
seems like an easy choice, no?
kitchen porter or similar jobs in small restaurants, now this can vary quite a bit in where you work and the type of people working there.
but i've held two kitchen porter jobs in my life my last kitchen portering job didn't last long until they trained me up for chef.
as long as you can...
I used to work at an IT shop and we sold pre-build setups.
we got parts at wholesale prices and OS for basiclly nothing and we made alright profit per pc sold but there is a lot of competition out there that can provide warranties (this is a BIG selling point for pre-builds) for free on all pcs...
I enjoyed the british summer this year, sat in the garden for the whole afternoon of it, can't wait for next years fingers crossed it happens on my day off.
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