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Remember that d99? Getting a 1-95 are the places he describes. Congrats on making a good roll but this is still very relevant advice.
by vvanders 10y ago
Remember that d99? Getting a 1-95 are the places he describes. Congrats on making a good roll but this is still very relevant advice.
- nostrademons 10y agoThe nice thing about at-will employment is that you can always re-roll, and usually keep the max of the two (or three, or five).
- linkregister 10y agoI don't think dice are a good analogy since previous jobs affect the ability to get better subsequent ones. Yes, names on a resume and knowing the right people are important.
- ryandrake 10y agoYou don't get an infinite number of rolls in your career though. If you rolled a low number, you might not know it until after a few years. A better analogy is a baseball game. You get a few at-bats throughout your career, and that's it, and you generally have to do them serially. Either you swing for the home-run and risk missing, or take the safe base hit and never end up scoring a run.
- Vraxx 10y agoAn important point to be sure, although you don't exactly keep the max. It's more of a press-your-luck type of operation where you can't necessarily revert back to the max if you've already left it. Still a very valid point that you can switch jobs at any time you're unsatisfied.
- mevile 10y agoI've worked multiple places and it's never been a problem, including big corporations. If you rolled badly roll again.