Working in finance for long enough will make you realize just how many people use work as their escape from having to develop a personality or character as an adult
Glassdoor exists but employers worked really hard to quell the voices on it.
There's trauma behind the doors of many workplaces, that's why I always ignored "best places to work" honors. Most of those are also coerced. Nah. Check the retention rates. Talk to non management staff
The most damaging shift in the modern economy was turning housing from shelter into the primary savings vehicle of the middle class. Once millions of households depend on prices rising, affordability and wealth preservation become opposing goals.
If young workers conclude that homeownership is permanently out of reach, the consequences will extend far beyond housing.
Haven’t heard about SCRUM master role in the last 3 years at all
Back in 2016 it was all the rage
Glad to see it went away, they just ruined everything in software
If anybody wants to know why Gen X is always mad, it's because they had to replace their record collections with a tape collection that they had to replace with a CD collection that they had to replace with an MP3 collection, and now they need a subscription to listen to music
Whomever decided to make the Microsoft Teams status indicator change from green to yellow after two minutes of inactivity. I hope you shit pineapples for the rest of your life.
There’s no pathway to a good job anymore unless you’re a woman or have family connections.
It’s effectively over. Your only options are starting a business, making money illegally, or just checking out. The game is fucking rigged.
working remote for a company that does everything in office you realize how little work anyone actually does it's mostly just meetings, socializing, and posturing