Re:Why firms don't want you to be brilliant at your job
by practicalpants on Monday October 20, 2014 @06:35PM
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Certainly with caveats... I know a number of smart people who work there, but they primarily want a 'safe' thing for the resume and finances, and take their San Francisco lifestyle a little more seriously than their work-based challenges (if they are considered challenges). That's only a few data points granted.
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Re:Why firms don't want you to be brilliant at your job
by polarix on Monday October 20, 2014 @07:04PM
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Is it possible that this you've gathered this impression because you're interacting with them in the context of their San Francisco lifestyle, rather than the context of their professional workplace?