Stick to the OKR model. There's always a 10x yield moonshot project in every company even if not officially put on a paper and called OKR. Work there, that's li

Stick to the OKR model. There's always a 10x yield moonshot project in every company even if not officially put on a paper and called OKR. Work there, that's likely to get more money and attention than regular dirty work. As a corollary also do the same in Personal life. You want to be chasing the 10x gain things. Not regular stuff. In the days of the old this used to be called Do not sweat the small stuff. >>Yes, it makes no sense, and it's not rational nor fair, but that's how business often works. It is perfectly fair. If you were constructing a new building by definition its likely to have more life and last long than maintaining an older building. No matter how heroic your efforts maintaining the latter are.