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If my own worth to my employer is sufficiently opaque to require me to defend my position, this suggests they have insufficient data to evaluate me - and if my
by cheese_van 3y ago
If my own worth to my employer is sufficiently opaque to require me to defend my position, this suggests they have insufficient data to evaluate me - and if my worth is not obvious to them, then I guess it's time to go. What else does this company not have a good handle on? It's a red flag they'll be poor performers in whatever market they've staked out.
- SoftTalker 3y agoThat and if your employer starts calling you a "worker" then you better open your eyes and pay attention. That's a term from communism and dictatorial regimes.
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- dehugger 3y agoI'd rather be a worker than a "resource" any day of the week.