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hate the profession, but the money/benefits are good ... on most days, i'd rather be digging holes or raking leaves. a good day is no, or limited meetings, as l
by Eumenes 3y ago
hate the profession, but the money/benefits are good ... on most days, i'd rather be digging holes or raking leaves. a good day is no, or limited meetings, as little facetime as possible with sociopathic middle management and career ladder climbers, and an absence of non-work related conversation (i am so sick of managers leading team meetings with fluff about what everyone did over the weekend or ice breakers/strange trivia).