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> And once you reduce your life to a neo-liberal economic model, is when you will finally grow up and become an adult I apologise. It’s not what I meant, in tw
by caffeine 5y ago
> And once you reduce your life to a neo-liberal economic model, is when you will finally grow up and become an adult
I apologise. It’s not what I meant, in two different ways:
1. You’re not JUST a company.
2. The adult realisation isn’t that you’re a company - it’s that you’re responsible, and your decisions have Real Consequences.
I wish I could write more clearly. I made an edit to try to address this.
Thanks.
- lliamander 5y ago> 2. The adult realisation isn’t that you’re a company - it’s that you’re responsible, and your decisions have Real Consequences. More specifically, would it be fair to say that you shouldn't depend upon or expect other people (such as your employer) to manage your career for you?