Human Brain EnthusiastWhat’s in it for people who work for the big tech companies who enable one morally bankrupt thing after another for decades on end just to make the billionaire owners richer?
Is that truly fulfilling work?
I get “job security” or whatever (which you don’t actually have by the way), but working for these companies for years?
Something is wrong with you.
Alexander The 1st@thomasfuchs For me, although I am not currently there, it would be the years of experience, as everything claims I need more years of work experience than I have ("What do you mean, 3 years + 1 year co-op experience and a bit of very short contracts does not mean 4 years of experience and/or not enough for a 5 year experience job posting?"), but also;
I do seem to have the Anti-Midas Touch, in that companies I work for tend to...go badly for unrelated reasons shortly after I work there;* my working for a bad tech company might be a way to...change them by my mere presence, which might explain why I go so long between jobs looking for a job.
I do seem to have the Anti-Midas Touch, in that companies I work for tend to...go badly for unrelated reasons shortly after I work there;* my working for a bad tech company might be a way to...change them by my mere presence, which might explain why I go so long between jobs looking for a job.
@AT1ST none of those companies seem to be especially evil to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@thomasfuchs They weren't (Although the last of the ones I had posted has...a checkered opinion by its customers.), but it's more that the timing of when I worked for them, and their short-term outcomes after my working there...have not been super great.
The last one took the longest, taking 5 years before being bought out by a controversial investment firm.