Re:The Art of Not Working at Work
by rmsaksida on Tuesday November 04, 2014 @06:54PM
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Aim for the top. Go for the very best companies (Google), learn everything you can, then build something to call your own.
In the meantime...
> I commit at least 20 times a day while my co-workers commit 2 times per week
Commit 1 time a day (5 per week), use the rest of your time to develop personal projects which will look good on your CV. You'll keep outdoing your co-workers but also make something for yourself.
Re:The Art of Not Working at Work
by zerr on Wednesday November 05, 2014 @01:41AM
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I tend to think that you have a more chance to learn something in smaller companies, where it is more likely that your role is vital, compared to being a cog in the wheel of some monstrous organization.
In the meantime...
> I commit at least 20 times a day while my co-workers commit 2 times per week
Commit 1 time a day (5 per week), use the rest of your time to develop personal projects which will look good on your CV. You'll keep outdoing your co-workers but also make something for yourself.