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No, your mandate is to advance your career, not solve problems. If you’re rewarded for resume padding more than problem solving then keep resume padding.
by esoterica 7y ago
No, your mandate is to advance your career, not solve problems. If you’re rewarded for resume padding more than problem solving then keep resume padding.
- ozim 7y agoIt is nice to be idealistic, but what you wrote is true. Just like people think companies are doing best things for their customers. Companies do what is best for them, and it happens to align with what customers need, sometimes it is better for company to do something that is not good for their customers. The same applies to employees, most of the time what you do aligns with company goals, but when it does not, you have to change job or do something else.