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I used job hop every 1-2 years looking for the perfect work environment. I couldn't find one until I started working as remote developer where the only thing th
by hashberry 11y ago
I used job hop every 1-2 years looking for the perfect work environment. I couldn't find one until I started working as remote developer where the only thing that matters are results. My personal turnover is down: I've had the same job for seven years.
If you leave at the same time every day YOU ARE A SEAT WARMER. I remember sitting in a cubicle having completed all my work for the day, but couldn't leave at 3pm because it would look bad. That was my own personal hell because efficiency did not reward me with more personal time.
- Spearchucker 11y agoYOU ARE A SEAT WARMER. Yeah or maybe you have kids.
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- dikaiosune 11y agoI read that the opposite way -- GP doesn't seem to be talking about staying late, but rather leaving early.
- jazzyk 11y agoThe accusation is against the company, which forces you to conform to the clock. [Admittedly, the poster worded it a bit awkwardly]