@gwangstein to me it was the other way around. sure the beginning was more like a play, which i didn’t mind. but when the narration style shifted, it felt a little too experimental and unfinished 🫤
It takes sheer courage to procrastinate. You either have an insane amount of faith in your last-minute abilities, or you are simply unbothered by the consequences of inaction. Either way, you’ve sure got some guts.
You do some work, then spend an equivalent amount of time logging the work, reporting the work, updating a tracker about the work, and attending a meeting to discuss the status of the work.
One day I will be free.
Nothing has radicalized me against corporate life quite like having to interrupt my actual work to provide evidence that I am, in fact, doing my actual work.
@omgsidewalks yeah i realized i would always be inferior to other less competent men and would never make it past the lowest of management levels. so why bother 🫠