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I've been working about 2-3 years since graduating and I still haven't found a job I liked. First job, big co well structured but different field and uninteres
by NalNezumi 6y ago
I've been working about 2-3 years since graduating and I still haven't found a job I liked.
First job, big co well structured but different field and uninteresting job for me. Second job (moved country) startup in the field I like, where I had (disproportionate) impact, but the arcane work culture and CTOs lack of technical understanding and direction, general sense of not learning anything made me quit. Third company, promising start up, good coworkers, learn new things daily but unachievable goal setting and high stress,
uncooperative company culture, long hours and emotionally too invested.
I don't know what makes a job satisfactory but having good coworkers, being useful, "learning" at work, flexibility, seems to not be enough.
- agumonkey 6y agoAt the end I see it as a self optimizing net. - good enough for society - good enough for employees - stable and well organized I'm pretty sure you can make anybody feel good in a job crossing these marks, whether the person wasn't attracted by it.