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In a single comment you mixed: * Professional reliability * People who don't care about what type of job they do * Hobbies * Parenting * People who don't c
by gtirloni 2y ago
In a single comment you mixed:
* Professional reliability
* People who don't care about what type of job they do
* Hobbies
* Parenting
* People who don't care about the company, but cared about their job
* Tryhards
* People chasing the latest fad
* People that have opinions about software architecture
* Job hoppers
My initial comment was about people caring about THEIR work, not the company or anything else. It was about people not doing something they dreaded for >8h straight and thinking that's what life has for them.
- nuancebydefault 2y ago> My initial comment was about people caring about THEIR work, not the company or anything else. For me, when I say I care about my work, it implies caring about the company at least to some degree. The mix of caring for other things easily emerges. If I review a peer's code, I care about them, about the code quality, about customer satisfaction, and hence about the reputation of the company I work for. This can be selfish in a way as well, since that mix has some reflection towards how I am perceived and how I am judged as a person.