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>> ou don't need to absolutely maximize the monetary output of your life in order to be happy. For me personally I totally agree. I have switched careers and t
by monk_e_boy 10y ago
>> ou don't need to absolutely maximize the monetary output of your life in order to be happy.
For me personally I totally agree. I have switched careers and taken a big cut in wages to give me more time with my family.
I have to assume that a middle of the ground company exists, but again, in my experience I have not worked for one. Some have been cottage industries happy clappy the world is kind and karma is real and others who think the customer is a chump and we can screw them out of as much money as possible.
- joshyeager 10y agoCompanies like that definitely exist. I work for one: we make a great product, work hard to make our customers successful, and charge enough to make our business successful as well. I don't know of a universal rule for finding companies like that. But you can definitely recognize them when you see them in action.