AnonyBrah

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by AnonyBrah 9y ago
Definitely, and that's a great point. My current job used to be pretty good in that nature, but it's recently gotten worse with the hiring of an authoritarian person at the top and the politically-oriented sycophants coming out of
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by AnonyBrah 9y ago
Definitely, that's great advice.
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by AnonyBrah 9y ago
Not anymore. It's not that I don't like coding, it's more that the most important problems to me right now that I want to work on are all non-coding problems. What I'm most passionate about right now is ending wage slave
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by AnonyBrah 9y ago
School is terrible, similar to a labor camp. I was lucky to find a subject that was interesting and easy enough to where I could cruise through, yet demands enough respect to get me interviews.
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by AnonyBrah 9y ago
I don't understand how people manage to be in an office with their boring-ass jobs from 9-5 Monday through Friday till eternity (excluding their measly 2-3 weeks of vacation). I honestly think most people lack consciousness. For one, i
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by AnonyBrah 9y ago
Quit my first job (software engineer) after 5 months. I was burned out, not only from the work, but from spending my entire life following orders - from school to the workplace. So I quit my job after 5 months despite the fact that that&#x2
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by AnonyBrah 10y ago
My last job I worked 10:30-5:30 and took an hour break for lunch/gym. Just started a remote job, so now nobody cares about my hours, just my results. Too early to say what the typical day is.