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Yeah I’ve seen that before many times and usually they’re moonlighting. So it’s not career immolation necessarily, it’s more like double dipping.
by SlightlyLeftPad 3y ago
Yeah I’ve seen that before many times and usually they’re moonlighting. So it’s not career immolation necessarily, it’s more like double dipping.
- jiggawatts 3y agoDing-ding-ding. I’ve worked with a manager at a customer that rarely turned up to even online meetings and even complained that this was taking time away from his personal business! He was a full-time employee using business hours at his job to run a side-hussle. After this experience I’ve learned to recognise the signs.
- mamidon 3y agoI suppose this makes more sense, though I feel like if they'd put in even a partial effort they could've dragged it out much longer than they did. Boom, FAANG wages at boring mid-west companies.