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This hits me 2 ways, I got laid off in my late 30s and had over 4 years unemeployment. TBH, I'd got bored of what I was doing and it was looking like a career
by secretsatan 2y ago
This hits me 2 ways, I got laid off in my late 30s and had over 4 years unemeployment. TBH, I'd got bored of what I was doing and it was looking like a career dead end. I took a hobby project and worked on that, learned iOS and eventually got a job in that.
But one thing got me, I developed an original app for the company I work for, that is now one of the focus products. I wish I never, I feel like it was literally stolen from me, never ever go above and beyond for a company, your managers will get the credit.
- achempion 2y agoWhy you think it's stolen when company paid for your time? If the app wasn't successful, would you have considered refunding your salary back to a company?
- secretsatan 2y agoThere's paying for someones time, and then there's going above and beyond. I feel like I shouldn't have gone above and beyond
- secretsatan 2y agoAnd to throw it the other way around, when someone works over hours and contributes significantly, but burns out, does the company throw out the unpaid work?