Re:The greatest juggler alive quit to open a construction bu...
by ryandrake on Wednesday April 30, 2014 @01:08AM
(#7671724)
Hey, wait, I don't know about you, but I've always thought one of the most rewarding parts of working in tech was being lectured about motivation by someone with 10X my salary, 100X my bonus and 1000X my equity stake :-)
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Re:The greatest juggler alive quit to open a construction bu...
by praptak on Wednesday April 30, 2014 @06:58AM
(#7672539)
No, no - the most rewarding part is proving to them they're an incompetent idiot.
The most rewarding. Not necessarily very rewarding in absolute terms.
Re:The greatest juggler alive quit to open a construction bu...
by goldenkey on Wednesday April 30, 2014 @02:03PM
(#7675096)
The reason it's so rewarding is because it's next to impossible to give idiots any self-actualization. And if you do, when you do, their world crumbles into pieces.
Re:The greatest juggler alive quit to open a construction bu...
by x0x0 on Wednesday April 30, 2014 @01:24AM
(#7671758)
you forgot being lectured about taking risks (or wasting my life on making better advertising) by assholes who've already made theirs and never have to worry about how they're ever going to afford to buy in the bay area, raise a family, pay for college, etc. It's easy to take a risk on a job when you don't need the money...
Re:The greatest juggler alive quit to open a construction bu...
by thisone on Wednesday April 30, 2014 @10:41AM
(#7673580)
ahh, I remember the day my boss told me the exact amount of happiness and motivation I was to come into work with every day (gestures and happy faces were made to show me the exact amount). (and this was after they missed payroll)