This mostly tells me tech jobs are just not that great anymore. Every cert under the sun for tier 1 that payed so small it took awhile to be able to buy a cheap car. Tech became known because you could grab an entry level with just a bit of tech know how or a cert and could quickly move to better pay with a littler experience or credentials.
You assume a lot. My colleague bought a $400 beater the second he got the first paycheck. You don’t have to go for new / barely used, you can always sell it off or just drive it to the scrapyard.
This mostly tells me tech jobs are just not that great anymore. Every cert under the sun for tier 1 that payed so small it took awhile to be able to buy a cheap car. Tech became known because you could grab an entry level with just a bit of tech know how or a cert and could quickly move to better pay with a littler experience or credentials.
Buying a car after just a month doesn’t sound bad
I guess if he bought it outright but I assume he financed. Maybe if he just moved to the local it would make sense.
You assume a lot. My colleague bought a $400 beater the second he got the first paycheck. You don’t have to go for new / barely used, you can always sell it off or just drive it to the scrapyard.
Last time I saw a car that can start for hundreds of dollars was last millenium.
It starts and drives. Leaks oil though