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Or alternatively I'd do this: spend as low energy on this absurd project as you can, read about new stuff at your work if you can and grow your normal skills at
by alexro 15y ago
Or alternatively I'd do this: spend as low energy on this absurd project as you can, read about new stuff at your work if you can and grow your normal skills at home. Have a project on a side, help real people to solve real problems.
Have no pity when you leave this boss and the company behind.
- parfe 15y ago>spend as low energy on this absurd project as you can, read about new stuff at your work if you can and grow your normal skills at home If you were any good you'd solve the problem the absurd project was created to solve. Instead you can't solve it so you pretend to be elite by "learning" rather than doing.
- a3_nm 15y agoYour boss tells you to solve the project using the wrong tools. Maybe you would be able to solve it with the right tools, but you're being denied the possibility.
- techiferous 15y agoThe only thing to be careful of here is that even though it is a sign of intelligence that you choose not to put forth effort toward a fruitless goal, your boss or another outsider may not view it this way. They may think you're lazy, for example.