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Your reaction sounds reasonable to the BS corporate world. It's the agile coaches out there planning more meetings that need a psychologist. Changing job may h
by jokethrowaway 4y ago
Your reaction sounds reasonable to the BS corporate world. It's the agile coaches out there planning more meetings that need a psychologist.
Changing job may have a temporary positive effect, it lasts roughly 6 months for me.
Do the absolute minimum at any job you need to so you don't starve. Don't try to makes sense of it. It is indeed BS and you shouldn't care. Don't care.
Meanwhile, try to figure out an exit strategy.
Build something you enjoy doing, start building passive revenue streams which may support you and replace your daily job. Hope you can escape the BS soon, we're all in this together.
Good luck
- bayesian_horse 4y agoIf meetings stress you out I'd say that's on you or maybe the people at those meetings. Not that meetings are necessarily productive, but just sitting in a chair shouldn't really be that stressful. If it is, some therapy may be in order?
- scaramanga 4y agoA sane person would grow frantic at the idea of their life draining away as they wake up every morning to do something that they don't care about, is of no benefit to anyone, and perhaps it would be better if it wasn't being done at all, and is performed solely to fulfil one's basic survival needs. At least when you aren't at the meeting, you don't need to pretend that this is a reasonable, decent, or sane state of affairs. Sorry, wrong group, that's the one down by the docks later tonight :) Yeah, can probably just find a different company, or line of work.