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exploited nice guy ... That's another interesting side conversation. If you start out with the attitude that it's just a job and you leave when your time has

by smoyer 15y ago

exploited nice guy ... That's another interesting side conversation. If you start out with the attitude that it's just a job and you leave when your time has been put in, it's far better than starting out as the nice guy (read that as dedicated) and then changing. You'll be massacred for changing your attitude.

wazoox 15y ago
Massacred? Certainly not. Either they take it or they fire him; he can't really lose.
- smoyer 15y ago
  I meant that you're better off setting those boundaries when you start your employment than after people have become accustomed to your behavior.