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Atlas Shrugged, but he's not the 'reading books' type of guy. Atlas Shrugged's Taggart Transcontinental is the company I wish I could work for. I hate the nitp
by kill_dang 11y ago
Atlas Shrugged, but he's not the 'reading books' type of guy.
Atlas Shrugged's Taggart Transcontinental is the company I wish I could work for. I hate the nitpicking and bad attitude that I currently deal with. I took this job to write code and make money, why do I have to go to all these stupid meetings, read these stupid e-mails, use Slack, answer this stupid desk-phone etc?
'Going to work' is what is killing my work, and nothing I say or do seems to matter. I just want to actually get some work done, seemingly unlike the rest of this entire corp.
Give me my keyboard, my editor, and my coffee. That's all I need and I'll write up what I did at the end of the day, talk to me then.
- a3n 11y ago> I took this job to write code and make money, why do I have to go to all these stupid meetings, read these stupid e-mails, use Slack, answer this stupid desk-phone etc? I call that work about work. Most of it's needless. They say it's to help us get better results, etc, but I think it's really about adding meaning to their work life. Or just to their life.
- kill_dang 11y agoIf I had enough time to just get shit done without hearing from my managers, I have no clue what my manager(s) would do all day, every day.