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>>It comes down to this: I hate being an employee. Why should anybody hire you to do a thing, you hate doing it?
by kamaal 4y ago
>>It comes down to this: I hate being an employee.
Why should anybody hire you to do a thing, you hate doing it?
- cpsns 4y agoI’m not speaking for myself on this one, but don’t most people profess to hate their jobs? I’ve met very few who love working.
- dijit 4y agoGiven the choice though, between someone who loves their job and someone who simply tolerates it (because they hate being told what the priority is): then most people will choose the former. Personally I am similar to the parent, I have a strong anti-authoritarian streak and I work hard to curb it; what helps me is trying to maintain an open dialogue with my managers and try to get on board with how they prioritise so that I'm invested in solving the same problems as they are. Being equals in my own mind helps me curb my anti-authoritarian tendencies.
- hsn915 4y agoDid I say they should?
- hansel_der 4y agoi feel you but the obvious answer is: because the alternatives are worse