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I think if that's not what your job is like, then you're probably in the vast minority in the world, probably even in Western culture unless you're a standard d
by Consultant32452 10y ago
I think if that's not what your job is like, then you're probably in the vast minority in the world, probably even in Western culture unless you're a standard deviation above the norm in IQ or generational wealth.
- white-flame 10y agoIf you have no tolerance for such BS, you'll eventually find your place without it. There are literally millions of companies to work for, as well as other non-direct-employment opportunities which is something like 30% of the workforce now. Accepting these problems as a necessary burden is your own personal choice.
- pdimitar 10y agoAs a guy who almost thought about committing a suicide due to working in offices, and as a guy who eventually found his way to stable remote work, I still think you're being too harsh. People get tired. People get burned out. People need to switch an active and hectic period with a period of stability and tranquility. Having someone who needs such a more relaxing period to NEVER engage it to continuously chase the ideal employer is a recipe for a suicide. Moving between companies is harder than it should be.