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You name two reasons that always should result in you finding another job: A) You do the job one level up and don't get recognized. B) You can't connect to your
by erikb 10y ago
You name two reasons that always should result in you finding another job: A) You do the job one level up and don't get recognized. B) You can't connect to your colleagues.
Look for a company that is quite different from your current one (e.g. a major software company, another size, another location) and then try again. If you recognize that these two points are still the same you definitely need to change something about your style. But for now changing the company seems the most reasonable choice.
- palerdot 10y agoJust because someone cannot connect with colleagues in two consecutive companies mean the person has to change something in him/her self. In the current working scenario, it will not be a surprise at all when a person with great attitude is not able to connect with this colleagues/work in most of the places.
- erikb 10y agoWhat you say sounds a lot like looking for excuses. It doesn't matter if there are reasons for why it may not be you. The thing that matters is that you should always try to improve yourself and if you have two consecutive, independent experiences with the same outcome, then it's a good hint that you can start to work on yourself there (instead of improving your coding skills or updating your vimrc file, for instance).