Blue Collar Somalis

[NomadicWarlord]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Somalia/s/wIHi4b7Hba

Tbh im 100% fine with somalis (mainly somali men) working at any job whether it be white collar jobs blue collar jobs truck driving hell even them grocery store cashier/security guard/warehouse jobs n many more as long as its % halal (in my honest opinion)

 

[New World]

Good - We need more jobs in the community. Hopefully, we start moving up for more high-paying jobs etc.

 

[techsamatar]

In the Corporate Fintech world in UK I can proudly say every Somali I came across where men Mostly in Tech Sales, even my Coach at one of the Academies I went too was 27 year Old Account manager for Billion Doller company still Keep in touch with him. I would not be surprised if he is touching £300-450K by now.

The blue-collar sector is where the action is. I personally know plumbers and electricians pulling in a solid 80k, and they play the self-employed card cleverly, avoiding hefty taxes by categorizing most expenses. Even cab drivers are raking in 60k – some even more – and manage to navigate the tax system using the self-employed route. In the UK, if you're not labeled as self-employed, you might be losing out and getting hit hard by the Taxman. Take my brother-in-law, for instance, a humble guy working as a ramping agent at the airport; he's clearing a respectable 50k.

Opportunities to make money are abundant everywhere; all you need are a strong work ethic and effective networking. Don't allow entitled and lazy individuals, especially women, to undermine your efforts. Many of them lack a significant pursuit of their own. Your dedication and hard work speak louder than their judgments.

 

[Nin123]

My uncle is electrician and he makes more than 100k year and if he open business he can easily double it.

 

[Bazed]

A man with a halal job is good regardless.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

lots of money in trades. somalis should look into those fields and STEM

 

[NomadicWarlord]

A man with a halal job is good regardless.

100%

 

[Duke$]

Somali men should pick jobs that use a computer and become digital nomads they will enjoy a better quality of life

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

Men that know how to make and fix things are very attractive, even if it's not their main career.
Wheww

Necbiya nin gacmo jilicsan who has to pay for every single alteration in the house or to the car.

 

[Duke$]

Men that know how to make and fix things are very attractive, even if it's not their main career.
Wheww

Necbiya nin gacmo jilicsan who has to pay for every single alteration in the house or to the car.

More masculine men however when it comes to quality of life digital nomads have it better Minneapolis suburbs is not good living

 

[Kisame]

More masculine men however when it comes to quality of life digital nomads have it better Minneapolis suburbs is not good living

Ngl I get annoyed seeing niggas constantly recommend the digital nomad life. Remote jobs that pay well have gotten a lot harder to get.

The good ones require a specific skillset that takes awhile to learn.

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

More masculine men however when it comes to quality of life digital nomads have it better Minneapolis suburbs is not good living

I think men should learn these skills, just in case, anything can happen in this world. So it's best to have survival skills.

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

Somali parents look down on blue collar jobs severely... Severely

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

Ngl I get annoyed seeing niggas constantly recommend the digital nomad life. Remote jobs that pay well have gotten a lot harder to get.

The good ones require a specific skillset that takes awhile to learn.

If you dont have remote job currently, then its over for you. You dont have any chance. Everything Tech is oversaturated you must find another path

 

[NomadicWarlord]

In the Corporate Fintech world in UK I can proudly say every Somali I came across where men Mostly in Tech Sales, even my Coach at one of the Academies I went too was 27 year Old Account manager for Billion Doller company still Keep in touch with him. I would not be surprised if he is touching £300-450K by now.

The blue-collar sector is where the action is. I personally know plumbers and electricians pulling in a solid 80k, and they play the self-employed card cleverly, avoiding hefty taxes by categorizing most expenses. Even cab drivers are raking in 60k – some even more – and manage to navigate the tax system using the self-employed route. In the UK, if you're not labeled as self-employed, you might be losing out and getting hit hard by the Taxman. Take my brother-in-law, for instance, a humble guy working as a ramping agent at the airport; he's clearing a respectable 50k.

Opportunities to make money are abundant everywhere; all you need are a strong work ethic and effective networking. Don't allow entitled and lazy individuals, especially women, to undermine your efforts. Many of them lack a significant pursuit of their own. Your dedication and hard work speak louder than their judgments.

I can see how the blue collar field is booming rn n im planning on busting into the blue collar industry very soon specifically in the mechanic industry