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I read the whole thing. It seemed like an article with zero content. That all sounded perfectly normal, and happens to lots of people. I'm not sure it really ne
by shaklee3 8y ago
I read the whole thing. It seemed like an article with zero content. That all sounded perfectly normal, and happens to lots of people. I'm not sure it really needed an entire article.
- amoitnga 8y agoA agree with you somewhat, and yet I read it. some takeaways for me, even though not groundbreaking but rather reinforcements of > your perfect job may very well not be > change is scary, but in the end it'll work out (hopefully) > don't get too comfortable - hope for the best, expect the worst.
- cwilkes 8y agoI think you just described all of John Updike’s novels. Maybe it seemed normal to you as you’ve gone through it but what about the person that hasn’t? They are probably experiencing the same fears and self doubt that the author was. I’m not sure what you mean by zero content. What were you looking for? The name of the company? That it failed 2 years down the road after they didn’t develop a product as this developer was laid off?
- shaklee3 8y agoNone of that, but to some extent you can't fill a blog with stories like this. It's not really original content. It's happened to so many people, and they eventually find a job, just like this person did. By zero content I mean a reader will come away from it with no new knowledge, and it will be forgotten soon after.