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While I share a lot of interesting articles across my social network profiles because they provide an interesting insight, or different approach, it’s somewhat rare for me to find something that I absolutely, completely, think everyone should read. Occasionally though, I read an article and find myself enthusiastically nodding in agreement all the way through….
I know what I liked most about having the office across the hall from me empty. When you’re focusing on details, say in trying to run accounting reports which are very detail intensive, and the person across the hall is having a meeting in their office, it’s very hard to tune them out. I’ll be…
The headline from this Time article lays it out pretty simply:
The Pandemic Revealed How Much We Hate Our Jobs.
I wonder if all of the talk about laziness, unemployment benefits, toxic workplaces, etc. really all comes down to this. There are a significant number of people in this world working in jobs they simply don’t like. Or, to look at it another way, there are a significant number of jobs that give us no reason to not hate them.
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Ok maybe the title is a little arrogant. Really, what I mean is that there are a ton of blogs out there written by software developers, and read by other software developers. (using all the appropriate jargon to keep out the riff-raff. *smile*.) That’s all well and good, but if you really want to know…
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