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It is jealousy and it's fully justified jealousy. It's not just some buddy who makes more than you, because he was lucky getting a better job. The person in que
by pakitan 10y ago
It is jealousy and it's fully justified jealousy. It's not just some buddy who makes more than you, because he was lucky getting a better job. The person in question is incompetent, 100% not fit for the job, a fraud and adds negative value for the company. Would you be happy and congratulate him on making more than you do?
- unreal37 10y agoHe wasn't "lucky" to get a better job. He got it. It's not a lottery. You apply, and someone hires you. If you want a better job, go get it.
- pakitan 10y agoThe "lucky" friend was just for juxtaposition. The point of my post was not about the role of luck or lack of it in getting a job.