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I'm a bit troubled that you don't mention "I'm doing something I like / important / fulfilling" :/ Also, I hate to argue semantics, but it's weird to call it
by phtrivier 4y ago
I'm a bit troubled that you don't mention "I'm doing something I like / important / fulfilling" :/
Also, I hate to argue semantics, but it's weird to call it "lifer", given that you're employment is almost bound to end before retirement for a myriad reasons (the economy will go up and down, there will be layoffs, reorgs, mergers, pivots, changes in regulation, etc... Also you might be bored, depressed, harassed, sick, offered a better job somewhere else, required to relocate for personnal reasons, etc...)
So what question are we to answer. "Are you realistically planning to spend the rest of your career a the same company, and if so, why ?" Then the question sounds to me like "Are you realistically planning to stay the same age for the rest of your life, and if so, why ?" :) (To which I'd answer "can it be just a tad few years earlier please ?)
If the question is "are you content with your current job ?",then, "yes", but I would feel delusional thinking it's going to stay the same forever.