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I hope this is some kind of joke that I just didn't get, but otherwise: This is just a guide for you to be hipocritical and a complete jackass to your coworker
by ttt_ 15y ago
I hope this is some kind of joke that I just didn't get, but otherwise:
This is just a guide for you to be hipocritical and a complete jackass to your coworkers while throwing out any values you have out the window. That's the kind of atitude that ruins the workplace for everyone, congrats on getting more money and also an even shittier job than before.
I know plenty of people that are willing to act like this in order to get more money and they have no respect from me. Grow up and start trying to make yours and everyone else's life better not shittier. Please.
I rather take my work seriously, constructively criticize bullshit company police, and make less money if that's what it takes. At least I won't regret being myself.
- spqr 15y agoGet over yourself. I've been in IT for 20 years and have met so many other IT people that think they know best and love spouting off on things they don't begin to comprehend. You sound like one of them. What precisely do you object to in this article? Was it the "smile more"? I love my job, pride myself on being able to work with anyone in the workplace, have made decades long friendships from work and last year made over $230k. Can you say the same? The author of the post comes across a little strongly but he seems to understand some rudimentary principles of getting ahead. No need to compromise on principles in the process.
- lani 15y agoerr.. the visibility thing's all too real. just happened to me last week. project is nine months old. was an orphan until 1 month ago manager(s) 2 levels up asked about it. now ? daily updates. and i work at a well known co.