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It sounds rough, but if you are not invaluable to your company, then you are always at risk. And almost no one is invaluable at such a large company. There is
by socrates1998 12y ago
It sounds rough, but if you are not invaluable to your company, then you are always at risk. And almost no one is invaluable at such a large company.
There is no more "lifer" jobs.
- billmalarky 12y agoOn the flip side, being "irreplaceable" isn't necessarily a good thing either because it generally means you are needed for one specific task that will stagnate your professional growth.
- Tactic 12y agoNobody is invaluable at a company. Period. And especially in the tech industry. Code is just code. It doesn't take a magical power to read it.
- wsc981 12y agoUnless of course you'd take some extra measures to increase your job security: https://www.thc.org/root/phun/unmaintain.html https://www.thc.org/root/phun/unmaintain.html