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Talent makes luck. Ex-colleagues reach out to me and ask me to work with them because they know the type of work I do, not because it's lucky. Also wtf did I j
by rozap 10mo ago
Talent makes luck. Ex-colleagues reach out to me and ask me to work with them because they know the type of work I do, not because it's lucky.
Also wtf did I just read. Op said he uses his network to find work. And you go on a rant about how you're rising and grinding to get that bread, and everything you have ever earned completely comes from you, no help from others? Jesus Christ dude, chill out.
- moralestapia 10mo agoMy perspective is just as valid, and I also wrote, >I'm not for/or against a particular style ... so I'm not sure why some of you took offense in my comment, but I can definitely imagine why :) >Ex-colleagues reach out to me and ask me to work with them Never happened to me, that's the point I'm making. 1. I wish work just landed at my feet. 2. As that never happened and most likely was never going to happen, I had to learn another set of skills to overcome that. 3. That made me a much more resilient individual. (4. This is not meant as criticism to @arthurfirst's style. I wish clients just called me and I didn't have to save all that money/time I spend taking care of that)
- jfindper 10mo ago>>I'm not for/or against a particular style ... so I'm not sure why some of you took offense in my comment, but I can definitely imagine why :) Because surrounding your extremely condescending take with "just my opinion"-style hedging still results in an extremely condescending take.