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I generally agree with you, but I felt this one post was much more interesting than your run of the mill "Why I quit ...". He talks about the decision process
by pfedor 15y ago
I generally agree with you, but I felt this one post was much more interesting than your run of the mill "Why I quit ...". He talks about the decision process and how he tried to make a decision in a systematic way. I think that's interesting since making decisions about your own life is often hard and people mostly don't even attempt a rational approach here, they just follow whatever the strongest impulse they had. Most authors of the "How I quit" posts just announce they quit and then add some more or less coherent after the fact justifications.
I'm not necessarily saying that this author's methodology is great, or that the goal of making life decisions in such rational, principled manner is even attainable, but it's still interesting that he tried and what he writes about it.
- oe 15y agoAgreed. The post offered at least one way to think about what you want to do in life. I for one don't have a clue about what I would most like to do. I do have a sense that my current job isn't it. But I think it would be foolish to search for a new job or just quit before knowing what the goal is.