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He's essentially admitting two things: 1) I hate my job... but! 2) I do it because I need it Ok. That's fine. Just shut-up if you need the job. No one needs t
by williamle8300 11y ago
He's essentially admitting two things:
1) I hate my job... but!
2) I do it because I need it
Ok. That's fine. Just shut-up if you need the job. No one needs to hear about your woes and whinings if you're conscionable about the contract you're entering in to.
It's downright childish if you don't reject/quit a job if you don't want it.
- pcurve 11y ago3) make up your own interesting side projects that will benefit your manager, company,and customers, short term and long term. If you don't, you risk remaining as a permanent cog. You want to transform from a cog into planetary gear set.
- tomreece 11y agoDid you read the post? I LOVE programming. I HATE programming for someone else as a career. For fucks sake.