> You can recognize a company for what it is [...] but also be a positive, professional person, who goes in and does good work every day, gets along with cowork

> You can recognize a company for what it is [...] but also be a positive, professional person, who goes in and does good work every day, gets along with coworkers and managers, and doesn't play games. One one hand I agree, but on the other hand I say: it's something that comes with time and experience. Your examples by the way all come from of way better economic times, and more abundance of jobs. It's easy to be optimistic (naive?) when times are good. But it's not what the current kids are experiencing, far from it.