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I've never really worked at a place that expected insane hours. I try not to get hired at places that suck. I'm not looking to climb the latter or make a caree
by sharemywin 4y ago
I've never really worked at a place that expected insane hours. I try not to get hired at places that suck.
I'm not looking to climb the latter or make a career transition.
I personally wouldn't be quiet quitting in a recession. I would try not to be in the bottom 10-20%
On the flip side I think there's still a lot of opportunity for good developers over the long haul.
personal bonuses would fix quiet quitting too.
Too me it's still about fair work for fair pay(whatever that means).
I look for work if I don't have any on my plate and if there's a meeting after 5 I don't complain.
If a company sounds too exploitive(or too many piece of flare aka coming into the office for no purpose) then probably not the best place to work for me.