4 ms·
What if the big company decides that mass layoffs are happening, or cancels your project? What if investors lose confidence and my division is folded into anoth
by maccard 4y ago
What if the big company decides that mass layoffs are happening, or cancels your project? What if investors lose confidence and my division is folded into another and I'm stuck competing with another person with the same qualifications as me for one role?
> you don’t push hard to achieve then when you try to look for new jobs you find you are outcompeted or your skills outdated.
Who said I don't work hard, or that my skills are outdated? I can work hard and keep up to date without chasing the next step and forgetting about what I already have. It doesn't really matter what jobs there are in the future if I get too burned out on my current job, for example.
- Dudeman112 4y ago>Who said I don't work hard You're the businessman after succeeding with his plan, not the fisherman
- maccard 4y agoThey're both the same. The fisherman needs to work hard enough to provide and live the life he wants, with whatever contingency he's comfortable with. The businessman does too.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- simonh 4y agoIf one and only one company is the be-all and end-all of your career, you're doing it wrong. F*'em, go get another job. Nobody owes us a living. It's up to us to be worth hiring.
- iancmceachern 4y agoJob security isn't knowing your particular job is secure, it's knowing you could get another job at any moment, that's job security.