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> when you and your peers have similar experience and backgrounds. Then you’ve done a shitty job building your network. No wonder you don’t see any value. I g
by jmye 2y ago
> when you and your peers have similar experience and backgrounds.
Then you’ve done a shitty job building your network. No wonder you don’t see any value.
I got laid off a bit ago - after announcing I was looking, I had several C-level folks reach out with roles.
You’re hot shit on an island until the day you aren’t. shrug
- whoknowsidont 2y ago>Then you’ve done a shitty job building your network. Even better! I've been in a position to see "network effects" over and over and over again at the highest levels. I'm telling you an uncomfortable truth: Job hop. >I had several C-level folks reach out with roles. See, this is how I know we're speaking past each other. You're acting as if this means something. It doesn't. Until you can even being to accept this is just a placebo effect it's unlikely you'll accept the effort was wasted. Something something can't convince a man he was fooled. Job hop. Get more money. Retire.