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We all got into this career in the hopes of making more than just a living wage and retiring early. This person worked hard, made money (quite a bit of it) and
by TheRealPomax 2y ago
We all got into this career in the hopes of making more than just a living wage and retiring early. This person worked hard, made money (quite a bit of it) and then got out when they realized they could. Pretty much exactly what anyone you ask will say they hope for. Lambasting them for them for then posting "I did it" is pretty weird.
(Lambast them for the job they did, if they did a terrible job. Not for getting out of the game)
- anon291 2y agoIt's crabpot mentality
- amiantos 2y agoIt doesn't help her case that I think most people doing the work in the trenches think that the C-suite people just sit around drinking and laughing together all day (which is my impression of C-suite people, they just had the money already so they got to be C-suite), so it doesn't feel likely to most readers that she actually worked very hard for what she got. The professionally shot skateboarding photos really don't help make her relatable in any way. Most people at 44 probably don't get on a skateboard because they know one good injury could bankrupt them and leave them homeless.
- mypalmike 2y ago> We all got into this career in the hopes of making more than just a living wage and retiring early. Your motivations are not, generally, the same as everyone's.