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quitting is the easiest way to go, I'm trying to solve it in a different way. Which way you ask? I still don't have an answer, that's why asking here.
by julianusti 9y ago
quitting is the easiest way to go, I'm trying to solve it in a different way. Which way you ask? I still don't have an answer, that's why asking here.
- stevebmark 9y agoI'm not criticizing you nor anyone who does this. It's just a statement about what everyone does. Complaining is cathartic, not a bad thing. Quitting is the hardest thing to do. You are not physically capable of quitting. It takes either a catastrophic event or large amounts of unhappy time to force someone to quit. People don't wake up one day and decide to quit their jobs. Facing a job search, less income, explaining to new places why you left, dealing with people when quitting, figuring out health insurance, explaining to your family, social pressure to have a job, and more, all huge problems that prevent anyone from just upping and quitting. You aren't going to solve it, just like most other people working in tech eventually stop caring about trying to solve it. Do you think people working for garbagy startups care about that product or their jobs? In an ideal world we could all get perfect job satisfaction, but there's no way to guarantee that or optimize for that, even if you like the company.