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Things were wrong before you showed up and they'll be wrong after you leave. The company will chug along, or maybe it won't. Either way, you won't get a cut of
by nicbou 4y ago
Things were wrong before you showed up and they'll be wrong after you leave. The company will chug along, or maybe it won't. Either way, you won't get a cut of the profits, and you'll be laid off if need be.
Do your bit within your allotted work hours, and leave it at that. It's just work.
- Dwolb 4y agoCompletely agree. In my early twenties I felt super bad about leaving my first ever corporate job for a step up in life. My boss pulled me aside and said “Dwolb, once you walk out of here, the people here won’t care about you for more than 5 days let alone 5 minutes.” Totally changed my perspective on work and work relationships.
- nicbou 4y agoActually, people do remember you. Managers will remember you for a decade, and try to hire you after they move to other companies. Still, it's just work. I remember walking back into the store where I worked 6, and half the staff being fresh faces. The people might remember you, but the company won't.
- still_grokking 4y ago> Do your bit within your allotted work hours, and leave it at that. It's just work. That's like telling someone with depression "to just be happy".
- nicbou 4y agoBeing unsatisfied at work is not like having a mental disorder.