I completely agree with people being professional but I don't appreciate people becoming CEOs of sham companies and "Financial directors"
Stop the Useless Business Jargon
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Yeah but people just turn it into HR word vomiting and it's cringe.
90% of the companies on here aren't registered and just cherry-picked from https://shithcf.com
You’re correct, multiple people do make over $200/month on management. Jesse Hoogeboom (Affixes) makes at least $5,000/month doing what he does because he’s one of the best. He doesn’t just handle community stuff (requires no skill), he is basically an operator.
And again, you are correct. Some people do work for companies and corporations. Most functioning adults work for a company. Adolescent teenagers, including yourself, do not work for companies and corporations.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: you are not an entrepreneur. There might be 3 people on MC-Market that are actual entrepreneurs. Just because you got paid $20 to write documents does not mean you are an entrepreneur.
the dude has an entire Minecraft CV full of sham non-registered companies with completely prosperous statements within it.
I don’t want to argue with you, but all your statements about me are wrong.
1. Worked for registered companies
2. Make more than $20
3. Projects I’ve owned have become successful, I’ll call myself an entrepreneur
Please stop speaking like you understand what I do. You are making many assumptions.[DOUBLEPOST=1580328614][/DOUBLEPOST]
I love your enthusiasm though.
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"Worked for"
> Entrepreneur
1. I call bullshit because you’re 15. You are below the age of 16, which is the minimum age required to join the workforce.
2. $20 is $20.
3. Just because I start my own service team doesn’t mean I’m an entrepreneur. You are not an entrepreneur just because you put “CEO of SkyHigh Entertainment LTD” in your custom title.
Mason, I don’t know why you put on a fake persona on MCM. It’s not going to increase sales or help with business deals. You dropped this act with me on Discord, using improper grammar when you talked to me about your love for marijuana and THC cartridges. I’m pretty sure you also told me that you’re like 4’10” so I’m more than well aware that you’re a kid.
You don’t have to act like a “business professional” on MC-Market. If you’re working for somebody, you aren’t an entrepreneur. It doesn’t make you look any more reputable just because you put that word beside your name.
When did we speak on discord?[DOUBLEPOST=1580329051][/DOUBLEPOST]
You’re on something if you think you have to be 16 to work.[DOUBLEPOST=1580329150][/DOUBLEPOST]
I love this shit. Why waste your time on a 15 year old kid like me?
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Chick Fil A and some state Parks & Rec services hire at 14, the rest hire at 16.
I literally just looked at our Discord logs. If you are so bothered by this, why do you keep responding to everybody criticizing you for putting on a persona that is cringeworthy? Just don’t respond to people. You literally just responded to me 3 times.
Hello. I am a CEO of Sunflower, a company based from the ground up from mc-market going back several years. It's a professional company and I don't believe that this thread should exist because of the mountain of CEOs and entrepreneurs on the forum. I manage a lot of servers and I work closely with Human resources in my company and they've all agreed that the CEO of mc-market should delete this thread as it's slander to all of us, entrepreneurs, as a whole.
Message me please. I don’t remember you.
The same applies to you, you don't know anything about Mason or me, or about any of the other people you are targetting? What gives you the justification to trash on so many people that you don't know anything about nor have worked with in the past?
Knowing when and how to be professional is certainly a learned skill. Granted, the problem is typically that people are unprofessional in the wrong circumstance, but it can go both ways.
Knowing when to be professional can certainly feel like common sense to someone with strong social skills.
I did not start out in life with great social skills, and have spent a great deal of time and effort to get better. One of the things I spent a great deal of time actively working on was reading tones, is this conversation fun, professional, object oriented, et cetera.
It's not surprising MCM sees a high concentration of people who lack these social skills, we are at some fundamental level a gaming forum for teenagers after all.
I agree that being wordy helps no one.
Writing concisely is an important skill in business, one a lot of the community is missing.
I disagree that "nobody in the real world talks professionally" there are certainly circumstances in which speaking professionally is appropriate. Even with my friends, we will occasionally fall into a professional dialogue because the concise nature of professional speech can improve a conversations flow (like when discussing the new Star Wars movie or arguing about the future of a popular company).
It's all about the circumstance, sometimes, being professional can benefit a conversation, sometimes it hurts it, reading when to use which is the skill much of MCM lacks. Hopefully this thread brings enough attention to the issue that those who don't know how will put in the effort to learn.
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