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"I don't think anyone should ever let fear of having a gap in their CV keep them in a job which they would otherwise quit." Of course, the term "fear" should no
by NAFV_P 13y ago
"I don't think anyone should ever let fear of having a gap in their CV keep them in a job which they would otherwise quit."
Of course, the term "fear" should not come up in discussions about work, unless you work in a dangerous job. Funnily enough I currently work part time as a tree_surgeon, one of the most dangerous jobs you can do. Last Christmas I nearly cut my toes off. An odd path for an amateur coder.
"That was almost certainly a lie." It was, I had porky_pies thrown at me left, right and NULL. Unfortunately this happened five years ago and the lush we had for a boss has retired. His pathetic excuse for a son is now running the circus. Back then my parents, friends and doctors simply didn't listen.
The one lesson I learned was a new buzz_phrase: "implicit gamesmanship".
- Flenser 13y ago> The one lesson I learned was a new buzz_phrase: "implicit gamesmanship". If that means what I'm interpreting it to then I guess the best strategy for an employee is to be a pure player: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamesmanship#The_gamesman_versus_the_pure_player http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamesmanship#The_gamesman_versu...