The Salary Braggart

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Five ways to deal with a braggart

I've just shared an article from the Rappler Website:

The salary braggart



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[jodski]

para sa akin the best yung sinabi sa option 3

panayaan mo sila magkwento ng mag kwento... karma na lang nya pag natiktikan sya dahil sa kayabangan nya hahaha

pwede rim buyuin mo na since ikaw na mapera the bill is on you para tumigil

[Calistro]

Masaya kasama un ganyan, mahuhuthutan mo manlibre sayo at sa office mates niyo =)

[111prez]

Sabihin mo nalang sa kanya na textmate mo si Kim Henares

Tiyak, tatahimik yan, herherher

[_Qwerty_]

saktong sakto yung article.. may barkada kaming ganyan..

tipong lahat nang barkada alam na ganon sya simula pa noon hanggang ngayon.. kaya ginagawa namin inuunahan na namin nang yabang.. ayun tahimik lang..

[vinj]

I-record mo yung pagyayabang tapos ipadala mo sa mga kamag-anak niya. :D

Instant dadami ang kamaganak niya na pwede niyang kwentohan maghapon habang nililibre sila kung saan saan.

Buti nalang lahat kami sa grupo ay "salary complainer".

[jick.cejoco]

In line with buying cars. A guy from a different department here in the office just recently took delivery of a new Mirage. Pina-deliver pa dito sa HARAP ng Citibank Tower. If just to show off to his colleagues that he's signing the dotted line.

Story was, he was still busy in examining his new car when the guard told him to transfer to the side. Dadating kasi ang 3 car convoy ni Greggy Araneta (2 Innova's, and a Gemballa Cayenne)

Tiklop si boy mirage ....

There's always going to be somebody richer, better looking, younger, stronger, ***ier, better than you anytime any where. Humility is the key and sympathy of the masses

[holdencaulfield]

pasok ba to?

yung klasmeyt ko nung college ang business noon ng erpats niya sanglaan ng mga oto. halos sa isang linggo iba-iba dala niyang oto. buong kalye halos mapuno ng sasakyan. nagreklamo na mga kapitbahay nila. sa kapitbahay na sila nakikiparada.

btt: yung barkada kong mahangin na nagtrabaho sa ismart laging binibida yung sweldo niyang 50k. tapos hk kada linggo, eh sa gobyerno ako noon sweldo ko hamak na katiting lang sa kinikita niya. t*ngina, tanung ng tanong kung nagkano sweldo ko at bakit di pako umalis doon.
ayun, nabulilyaso si kumag. pumatol sa may asawa na rin, nayari siya kaya tanggal. ngayon may utang sa isang barkada namin. ilan taon ng di nababayaran.
ayoko sanang manuya pero yabang eh.

[vinj]

they lack perspective. kelangan parin nila magtrabaho no?!

di ba nila naisip na meron mga tao hindi kailangan magtrabaho at may pumapasok na pera?

This, is what I see what some lack today: Perspective on what is real or not, and perspective on what matters in life indeed.

It's okay to work hard and have the fine things in life - I myself have my goals and wants, and I admire and respect those who were able to attain that through honest means. But at the end of the day, do these things you have matter and really define you? Or would you rather that the way you use these things to make the good difference, is what will define you beyond the grave?

The successful people I know dont have to work as hard as they did before and yet the money keeps coming in. They know where to put their money and keep quiet about it. They're very low key and yet I learn of how much effort they put into helping others in a good way (read: long term). Tahimik pero matinik.

[SiRbossR]

Most people that I know that's usually like that are people who has no friends. Ung sa kanila lang ung pera nila, mayabang at sobrang kuripot.

[uls]

those people dont know how stupid they sound

that 100K or 150K/month salary they're bragging about.. monthly allowance lang yan ng mga trust fund baby

they should be asking themselves if they'll have that kind of money coming in even if they can no longer work

the difference between the wealthy and the working class is the wealthy have assets that generate income while the working class have to physically go to work to have income

[vinj]

they should be asking themselves if they'll have that kind of money coming in even if they can no longer work

I asked myself that question before... i'm basically screwed if i don't work.

[jut703]

I asked myself that question before... i'm basically screwed if i don't work.

That's where a lot of us are in right now I think. However, while a lot of people are willing to be salaried workers forever and are content with gradually increasing salaries, I personally feel that it's better to aspire to have enough investments and self-sustaining businesses so that money comes in even if you decide to spend your day just bonding with your family or taking a leisurely stroll at the park.

Sadly, I came from a family that neither invested nor ran businesses, so I still have so much to learn on making the most of my money. So now, I'm sticking to being an employee to learn as much as I can, while saving up for investments.


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[vinj]

Sadly, I came from a family that neither invested nor ran businesses, so I still have so much to learn on making the most of my money. So now, I'm sticking to being an employee to learn as much as I can, while saving up for investments.


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Most of my family have been in the corporate side and I can say that one can still pretty much earn well if you plan your career right and make the right investments on the side. Timing matters a lot and if you have a good reputation, you'll find yourself sitting on the boards of companies even. If you build up your asset base, that can really help you later on.

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who pays your credit card?

hehe

Ikaw nagbabayad, Uls?

Pwede umutang ng 60K? There's this set of rims i want for my racing-racing car. It'll make me the coolest guy in the gas station tambayan this weekend :D

[_Cathy_]

"Heavily" daw oh C4U!

Not so much anymore. I am somewhat independent now.

I asked myself that question before... i'm basically screwed if i don't work.

Then there are some who don't work and don't involve themselves in the family business. We know a family na when it came to the 3rd generation, the businesses folded so they had close it down.

[uls]

Not so much anymore. I am somewhat independent now.

no you're not hehe

just coz you pay for gas...

who pays your credit card?

hehe

[miLes]

I asked myself that question before... i'm basically screwed if i don't work.

same here. tho we have a family business, i chose to work outside, now im a struggling middle-classed employee

[Retz]

mahirap din ung sobra2x sa yaman. ang iniisip na lang eh paano pa palaguin ang negosyo.

[_Cathy_]

I pay for my credit card where I charge my gas Naawa ako sa sarili ko pag naiisip ko sweldo ko. Buti wala ako friend na mayabang sa sweldo.

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