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Luckily it hasn't been stressful for me. I'm willing to leave a company quickly if I feel that I don't fit within their culture or the workload is too much. Def
by froaway4job 5y ago
Luckily it hasn't been stressful for me. I'm willing to leave a company quickly if I feel that I don't fit within their culture or the workload is too much. Definitely a good point to consider though. I'm pretty conscious of my mental well being while trying to manage my work.
> Career wise, you if it gets know you'll likely never be trusted again.
I think one of the reasons I'm able to manage my mental health so well is that I try to maintain a long term perspective and I'm not worried about how I'm perceived in the present time. I'm never a jerk at work, I complete my work on time, do timely code reviews, and help out others. Friendly and professional but at a distance. I never go above and beyond my current work scope though. I'm ok with that. If someone finds out and doesn't trust me, that's cool. You're just a coworker to me. No hard feelings, I didn't consider you a friend and I don't consider you an enemy. We'll forget about each other in 2-3 years.
- MaxPengwing 5y agowell I mean in that case, do what you do, you sound like you have made peace with it. But to be honest the best place for legal advice is to talk with an actual lawyer, not random yahoos like me on an internet forum. If it was me, I'd take the money made from one of the jobs and just invest in anything that can give me passive income streams, Like dividend yielding stocks, index funds, bonds, maybe even own some real estate that makes money passively and have a management service firm take care of it for me (yes it costs money, but at least I don't have to deal with it). then figure out after a year or two if this is really the life you want to live, holding three jobs and then live the life I want not have to. But what do I know... im just a random yahoo on an internet forum ;-)