OVEREMPLOYMENT |How to Get 2 Full-Time Jobs (And Paychecks) Simultaneously | Multiple Full Time Jobs
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- What if it only took you two hours every day to do your job? What if you could work multiple full time jobs -- and take home multiple full time paychecks?
What if you could earn up to $30k a month by working several jobs at the same time?
That's what overemployment is: doing more than one "full time" job. When you're overemployed, you are doing several jobs at the same time (secretly) and taking home multiple paychecks and benefits.
Tons of people do this. More and more people are working multiple full time jobs. In today's American work landscape, it's more and more appealing to have the job security, additional income, and the ideological fulfillment that comes from owning your own time and growing your talents.
Just look at the overemployment subreddit. Just look at the slew of articles that have come out recently talking about people working multiple full time jobs. It's popular for a good reason: it's beneficial financially. And in some cases, it's actually necessary in order to save for a house, send kids to college, or even just pay the bills.
This video is all about overemployment.
This video covers:
- 00:00: Intro to Overemployment
- 01:15: Overemployment Experts
- 02:23: How Does Overemployment Work?
- 03:35: How Much Can You Earn With Overemployment?
- 05:22: Benefits of Overemployment
- 10:56: Downsides to Overemployment
- 16:19: Is Overemployment Legal?
- 16:53: How to Become Overemployed?
- 20:38: The First Rule of Overemployment
- 21:28: The Future of Overemployment
- 23:43: My Spicy Take on Overemployment
- 24:43: Is Overemployment Right For You?
Want more overemployment resources? I recommend:
- The Overemployment Subreddit.
- Wade Marketing's Independent Partnership Program.
- Alliance Law Group's resource on the legality of overemployment.
Sources:
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Want to learn more about job stacking? Check out:
- The Overemployment Subreddit: reddit.com/r/overemployed
- Wade Marketing's Independent Partnership Program: www.wademarketing.co/independent-partnership-program
Being overemployed nowadays is essential to cope up with bills and having a savings as well. Government and employers should be open on topics like this. At the end, we all just want to have a quality and fulfilling life here on earth rather than living paycheck to paycheck
But with this inflations, overemployment seems only the key nowadays.
Yep that's my takeaway too.
I agree
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You can go one up and stealth work internationally, I pay one years rent for less than 1 months at home. $$$$saving
I agree with your spicy take 100%. The cost of living is so disproportionately high compared to the average salary that many of us have no choice but to seek "over-employment" in one form or another. Personally, I'm more a proponent of starting your own business on the side instead of working for another employer - that way, there's no limit on your earning potential, and you can schedule it around your 9-5 in a way that doesn't sacrifice your quality of work with either endeavor. Not that I'm speaking from experience or anything. 👀
Yeah, that's what I ended up doing too! It's a shame we've been put in this position but..... 💃 that's life lol
I just quit my last second FT job. It paid twice my first FT job but the stress was just too much. No, not the job stress, although I did not like the job, but we just moved into a new build house and my wife drove me nuts about what furniture matches, and etc. I don't care. I have a dedicated bedroom for an office and my own clothes closet. I'm satisfied. I get up at 3 AM and do all my programming while others sleep.
Anyway, I am 74 and that last job was #107 in my career.
I learned the hard way when we first married in our early twenties: *Go for the money.* When she would say, _you don't have to work so much, we have plenty of money_ listening to her would be followed every time by a financial catastrophe. I soon wised up.
Terrible advice. You literally worked like a dog all your life just to keep the chunk you married in luxury. Now you’re 74 😅
Killing it. My dad is 71, still works 60+ hrs/week driving truck hauling 10,000 gallons of fuel in all weather. I dont want that to be me. No woman to destroy my finances so i hope to retire soon in my 50s, at least retire from being a w2 wage slave. It will require being very frugal.
This is not cheating, this is called concurrency and parallelism. Only for people who can perform well this way.
I didn't know the name but I was writing remote for a small org. and GUESS WHAT I did my work finished early for weeks. Then I accidentally let them know I was always finished early and they FLIPPED OUT...like well we'd have given you more work! OR WE'D HAVE CUT YOUR SALARY. So I was literally fired and punished for being EFFICIENT. Lesson learned.
No, its not you being "efficient", its such a low bar today in a world of snowflakes, bosses aren't used to people who dont take 8 hours to do 4 hours of actual work.
Brilliant! I completel agree. Our productivity has doubled and our wages have stagnated, there is NO loyalty to us or development of us. We're canned at a second's notice and kicked to the curb. YOU ARE RIGHT!!
The trick all along was to actually use those productivity gains to get a second a third job! You're definitely beating inflation with 3 J's!
"Cheating"? - are you kidding me? Do you regard your job like a spouse, or a boyfriend? Then you REALLY have a bad perspective on work......
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Lmao 🤣 dude, take a joke!
It’s not joke a ceo of a large company said it’s stealing if your working two jobs only reason these ceos don’t want you to have another job is because if your making money than they’re giving you then your not at their mercy and also they know you can do a lot more with that money than just survive like everyone else does
@@jasrodie5381 in short, they want you their slave.
I fully agree!! It’s actually none of their business quite frankly.
Hi Zulie,
Very good video on a topic that I was not aware of. I didn’t know until your video that many people are over-employed and working different jobs simultaneously. But I agree that with the availability of remote work, the opportunity to hold down more jobs is becoming easier - if you can deal with the stress and guilt.
I agree that no one should have to hold down more than one job - but as the old saying goes, “you have to live in the world as you find it.” Like it or not, many employers are taking advantage of their employees. In fact, I know of one company with a firm rule that you can’t work anywhere else - even getting a part-time job in the evenings or weekends - if you work for that specific company.
That sucks!
COVID-19 has taught a lot of employees that companies don’t care about them. Which is why we are seeking the “Great Resignation” movement.
Keep up the good work, Don
It's fine when a entity/company has multiple clients.
I love your "Employer as an Allmighty God " comment. So true! You don't owe them anything!
I am a remote recruiter with a large company and have been eyeing either part time consultant projects vs doing over employment or even starting my own agency on the side. I think it's harder for regular 9-5pm folks like us to do the two jobs. with meetings, calls and other items on our calendars.
Could you help someone starting a recruiting agency with setting things straight for a fee?
@@preyekwalmi3251 I am willing to help. It is an industry that I always wanted to get into. I am based in the UK though... for the info
Why it's illegal it's like they want as be poor and not live happy life's with good income
being single and having a single source of income makes it nearly impossible to live in 2022
Heck even being married! Lol
Depends on income. I am single at 46. I definitely cant really afford supporting anyone but me, but i am comfortable because i am frugal and don't buy stupid shit.
Hello Zulie! Been long since I saw your video. Love this new trend "Over employment ". Never knew this term does exist.
Yes it does! It's a fairly new one. Thanks for watching!
I have so many jobs:
1. Ghostwriter
2. Blogger
3. Author/Novelist
4. Delivery Driver
Honestly, I think two factors are important to consider when it comes to overemployment: How much will you be earning for your time at each job and do you enjoy executing the tasks for the most part? Being a delivery driver is relatively enjoyable for me but it's not a burning passion like writing. That said, I get paid so well for the time I do work-generally speaking-that it makes it worth it.
What you are mentioning is not overemployment. The whole point of overemployment is that from 9-5 you are getting paid by 2+ companies. You just seem like a freelancer.
At age 62 I FiNALLY learned to have boundaries and perspective with employers. Don’t love a company. It will never love you back. The more you give the more they demand. The more you accomplish the more they pile on. They pay, promote, and train unfairly based in biases. In my current job they keep me wildly overworked. I’m applying for remote jobs. If I get two, I’ll try to do them in tandem.
Hey Zulie! I ve heard of this before, not actually by the name of it but a friend had 2 full time jobs. And I personally have had conflicting clients and jobs in the past. Now I think you bring up a few very good points. 1 it is not for everyone, I dont think I could deal with thee preassure of 2 FULL TIME jobs but not only that why do we need them...maybe yes some people is under paid and need two jobs, but some others just want too much? I guess that is very personal. But I feel like I also want to value my rest time and tranquility. I guess it also has to do with your situation, where you live etc right...but very anyways very good topic.
Thanks for your thoughts! Really appreciate you taking the time to let me know what you think :)
I don’t know. I believe overemployed really refers more to folks employed at two or more W-2 jobs. Side hustling or building your business on the side is a very different experience with different risks.
when you apply for the 2nd job, do you leave your current job on your resume?
Great job on the video giving me a lot to think about
How do you handle meeting conflicts? For example, my current team has a team meeting every Monday morning, and I guess a lot of companies do that. It is hard to decline those mandatory meetings.
Can you do this in the digital media/ comms field? I feel like this only works for IT where you can automate stuff.
I just recently joined the overemployed club. Got a part time job. It's gonna be tough, but I have no other choice
This is brilliant I was thinking of a second job after my first job but it never dawned on me I could do 2 at the same time since I have so much down time and I'd still have time to study for my career change I'm trying to do cause I'd still have the same amount of time off since I'm synchronizing jobs omg
How do you manage the background check for the new employment opportunity and not having their background check alert your current employer?
How do I get in touch with Zach? How do we work with Wade Marketing if we want help to start job stacking?
Awesome Video
In an enterprise job, it's often impossible to work half your hours even if you want to.
Many of us are very frustrated at how difficult it is to get things done, and think we might as well be doing a 2nd job.
Hi Julie,
Is doing freelancing or writing on a revenue-sharing platform, considered moonlighting in corporate companies? These jobs are not salaried ones. So, will they be penalized?
It depends on the job and the contract. Definitely read your employment contract carefully. I recommend r/overemployed if you have any other questions, I'm not an expert in this field :)
I’m hoping to join the overemployed team
Fingers crossed for you! I hear it's a good place to be :)
Impeccable explanations ❤
I'm glad you added your spicy take at the end because I agree with it 100%. I'm sure as companies start to hear more about job stacking that they'll start adding clauses against it in employment contracts for new hires. But the solution is simple. Pay employees more!
Yep. Respect workers and pay them what they're worth and you won't find many job stackers.
Some of them are setting up computers so they can track the employee while working.
Yes, I've worked for two companies that had their employees sign a contract stating that you won't and don't work anywhere else. And of course I had to leave because I needed more money.
Workers will do it anyway
@@sandnyc ohh well no employees for them
This the video really needed. Very helpful advise.
I use to feel a type of when about quitting jobs, joggling jobs, and managing meetings, now I know to put myself first.
Working multiple jobs has made a pathological liar😂
You can’t succeed with multiple jobs if can’t lie.
I actually have a documentation of lies that prepare for different situations.😂
In my experience, the worse nightmare of multiple jobs is when the meetings clash between the jobs.
I’ve quit 6 figures jobs because of too much meetings.
I don’t more than one meeting per day is necessary for most It jobs.
To manage multiple jobs, best start with one, master the environment, then get the second one
Yeah me too, bored at work. Working from home, once you cut all the office shit out of your day, a full time job isnt full time.
Working two jobs, its really nice. I am not bored, I have double salary, and SECURITY!
Great insight! Great content. Employers OWE YOU NOTHING and will not reward your loyalty (for most people). Even if they have a non-compete clause all that means is IF THEY FIND OUT THEY CAN FIRE YOU. But they might do that anyway because it is implicit in most jobs anyway.
Haha I really like you! I just started watching you. You're awesome. Thanks for you're tips 😊
Just started job 2 it's absolutely needed to buy a house where I am
Move then. Boggles my mind how city apartment dwellers act as if they cant easily move to a better place with cheaper costs. Like a guy i used to work with. On a good day he had an hour and half drive one way for a mediocre to low paying job. No family, rented an apartment. He could have got an apartment for same price within walking distance of the job. When that job laid me off i moved 1k miles from a communist shithole urban jungle left coast distopia where 75% of my income went to housing. To rural America where my house is paid for and it takes 9 minutes to get to work and heavy traffic is being stuck behind a tractor for 2 minutes.
Theres lots of cheap houses for sale if you are willing to escape these failing urban centers and unsustainable suburbia
When searching for a second job, do you list your current job?
So to understand, you have multiple jobs by multiple employers? Where doe the benefits come from like medical, 401K, eye, dental etc? This seems limited to certain types of jobs, right?
Im ready !
I just figured this a year ago and I am recruited - I am on a job hunt. I await the decision on recent interview. It’s also allowed in my country Alsace as at usa. I don’t even have to tell or notify my employer. I wonder if I can do it 😮 I am afraid but what else then to try?
What makes me wonder is on a one had we talk about less and less work due to ai and technology, we think about 4 day work week and on the other hand overemployed ?
I don’t have supportive family but money is a good support. 😮 people will let you down, money won’t. I am just fed up with saving on everything and I want to build a safety net!
I told family I was doing two jobs, for three consecutive months I was asked for loans. I decided to tell everyone it was too hard and I quit one.
You don't know how to just say no?
Is it best as a full stack developer to work 2 remote jobs at different time zone.. For example a NY remote and a CA remote
Great question! I recommend asking in the overemployed subreddit or discord.
So you don’t need to sleep?
@@wulfsorenson8859 sleep is for the weak... plenty of that when you die
are people supposed to work a certain amount of jobs?
My question is: How do you avoid either employer from seeing your LinkedIn or other social media profiles? Many of us have a professional LinkedIn profile with a current job title and company listed. Is there a way to avoid a 2nd job from seeing this other than just deleting?
I heard you can put linked in on private so they can't see it. Limit soical media presence in general.
Just leave your 1st Job as is on your profile. Don't list Job 2 at all. If someone asks from Job 2, tell them you just don't have time to update it. I think you can make it private as well, but that will limit people from seeing you for good or bad.
Why TF do you feel the need to have ANYTHING on LinkedIn? Is it paying you?
Good for remote work only obviously
Do you take on just one insurance and 401k or stack them on?
This is where I don't know -- I think overemployed dot com has a few resources for how to balance those benefits.
1 insurance. pick the insurance from your primary job then both 401k for both two jobs
I've been following you for more than a year.... hope you don't take this too personal but the background music is making it harder to listen to the video :( I normally play and replay your videos while doing chores in between work and deadlines
Sending all the love
Noted, thanks for the feedback!
I disagree. Background music is at a perfect volume and i had no issues hearing the content.
@@BlamBar-qj8yh just respond from your account 🙃
I considered doing this, before it was a thing. I had two offers on the table and instead of accepting both, I chose one of the two. Would've been about $170K. May have been very difficult with those two though, but I definitely considered it.
My challenge is how do you explain per CV time overlap?
You could either adjust the time periods. Or only include the job that fits the most
Sounds like a smart employee.
1:20 omg 4 jobs ? that's like working 4 x 8 hours = 32 hours / day
the guy is unbelievable
I would love to quit my stressful job and pick up a couple of less stressful jobs
OE 4 lyfe 🎉
So help me understand this math. Let's say you have three jobs that are 8-hour jobs 40 hours a week. Let's say actual working time required to accomplish this tasks are six and a half hours each. That's 19 and 1/2 hours of work needed per day.. How do you accomplish that in 8 hours?
The question nobody answers. This situation is only possible for those who work looser jobs where it only takes 2 or 3 hours to complete the actual work but get paid for 8. They usually work all multiple "jobs" from one office, usually at home.
Underemployment leads to overemployment.
Boring, lots of downtime, salary could be a little higher.
2nd job is 100% ok unless it's in a contract that you can't. It's YOUR time do with it as YOU PLEASE. Not that big of a deal 😁👍
Zulie: Inflation = Overemployment. It’s US economics
Can someone break down the math please I think I’m doing it wrong
WHAT ARE THE JOBS, WHAT IS THE TRAINING? Lets be realistic, this video is pointless if you dont discuss what jobs to stack, how to apply, where do we get the training.
Exactly. No way I could do a second job. Would not have the time. Also this would only work with remote jobs.
Are you deleting all the negative comments on your Medium posts? Because on other CZcams videos about Medium there are many negative comments from users.
Hi Susan, no I'm not! That would feel dishonest to me.
@@ZulieWrites Yours are the only posts about Medium that don't have negative comments about it.
@@susannolen998censorship is what loosers demand and despotic tyrants enforce.
Not sure how can they hold multiple full time positions if they signed non-competes and NDA and it’s easy to get caught
It's not that easy -- some employers are on the lookout, but many others aren't. Plus, many contracts don't require non-competes and NDAs. That's how these folks are doing it legally.
I would just rather have passive income I see people pulling in 30k on Esty and low-content books and Amazon books
take on multiple jobs, stack and invest the surplus and youre fire after a few years.
That takes a lot of build up, too! I doubt you'll find anyone who's doing that kind of stuff without sinking in a LOT of time and effort. They're both options!
@@ZulieWrites you only do the effort once!
@@realtalktina I had an Etsy business. You will need to spend a good chunk of that $30k on advertising dollars, especially since everyone is doing low content books these days.
@@selenas5415 false again
I’m ok as long as you let each employer know that you are not working exclusively for them, and that you will be putting in less than 40 hours each week (maybe significantly less). That’s the ethical quandary, “pretending” to do work or hours that you’re not. I’ve seen situations where team members will put in extra hours to take up slack for people that are just barely “productive enough”, due to home issues. It would be sad to find out that they are putting in extra hours to take up slack for someone who is over employed.
Yep, I think it is always a good idea to consider your coworkers for sure.
There are no ethics in business.
Step 1: Sacrifice your productivity and integrity
Waw, the end was wired...
I’m not understanding how people make this work. Are these only salaried employees? What fields are these in mostly? What if you’re a parent, or a single parent? I worked remotely with customers/patients in healthcare and they literally had us by the cojones. We were fully monitored, timed, mandated meetings and written up you miss them, there was no grace period for lateness or absence. If you were a minute late you would receive a write up after 3 separate minutes/incidents! We were even monitored after hours through our computer, camera and microphone. You weren’t allowed to use your own equipment, even if it was more comfortable for your own health, you weren’t allowed to use your office space for any other purposes or jobs. We weren’t allowed to have our families home while working at all, we had to show proof of childcare to our supervisors. This should be extremely illegal!
Yes, this is cheating. The only thing this will do is cause employers to cut all remote jobs or drastically lower the salary for them because remote workers will get other full time day jobs anyways.
A guy at work did this and we all knew him as the shit low productivity guy and had to pick up his tickets.. we fired him. I bet the other company thought the same. I'm glad he's gone and won't forget his name. It's not worth ruining your professional repuation for.
I want to be like Polly
Hey Zulie & Zach:
This was an interesting video -- I am glad that you made it.
A few more potential 'cons' to job stacking...Huge Tax Bill at the end of the year...paying Uncle Sam with that 2nd, 3rd job, etc.
About the cheating your employer aspect...if you don't have enough work at your job, then it should be a part time job, right? The cheating aspect is that you're taking money from a business for time you didn't spend on their work...not cool ...what if your employer promised you $100k for your work, but then cut it to 50k and then hired a second person, to whom he gave your 'extra' $50k ...same deal...
Good points!
Ok troll😊
LMAO NOT COOL keep lickin the boot then
Who gives af what the employer thinks. They’ll ditch you at the drop of a hat the moment it’s financially viable and the wages these companies pay are obscenely low to cover the cost of living 😅
all tyhat will happen is you people will end up paying much more tax
Wrong words your privilege is showing some people work two jobs so they can eat it’s not a trend
Cheating?
Because of Reddit and videos like this, companies have added conditions on their contracts to stop you from being full-time on more than one job. So good luck being sued.
Interesting normalizing unethical business behavior whilst condoning it in a professional CZcamsr manner. Got it
There are making money, there don't want you to work, is this fucking tai idea
Smh.
This is virtually impossible for most of us with real jobs in the real world, not this online fake reality thats becoming more common. I work 2 jobs and it isnt paying 30k/month not even close. Skilled work too. Mechanic, welder, truck driver, equipment operator. My main job isnt paying any more than i was making 15 years ago. I am comfortable though because i moved to a rural area far away from any urban center and not seeing 75% of my income going towards housing while spending 2 hours a day commuting
This is illegal. Don't do this.
It is not illegal. It’s likely a breach in contract and risks termination but definitely not illegal
it's not illegal and there is absolutely no source that verifies this. Stop talking out of your ass.
The wages these companies pay should be illegal. So should at will employment.