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Is it like House of Cards at your job?
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Nope. Midsized tech company of 300ish people in three different offices. Great culture. Most people in my department are in their mid-40s and are good in their role, so there's not tons of backstabbing and jockeying.
I notice that the people who are bad at their jobs seems to think the place is a crazy, unfair shithole. That is not at all jab at OP, just talking about my situation.
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Originally posted by paulf View PostNope. Midsized tech company of 300ish people in three different offices. Great culture. Most people in my department are in their mid-40s and are good in their role, so there's not tons of backstabbing and jockeying.
I notice that the people who are bad at their jobs seems to think the place is a crazy, unfair shithole. That is not at all jab at OP, just talking about my situation.
I'm a Manager/Leader with no aspirations to rise higher in the chain. But everywhere you turn, you have to play politics while thinking 6-7 steps ahead with every action.
It's like high speed chess with each interaction
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Originally posted by Chollo Vista View PostNice. Are you going to retire with them
But it'll take a while, baby steps first. Wouldn't be too bad to retire from here, but I just want to push myself and see how far I can go on my own.
Being able to program is a huge advantage so I'm thankful for having that experience. Most machinists and engineers I knew who started their own business had a good programming background.
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I work for a small startup as a software developer, couldn't be any more different than House of Cards.
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Originally posted by Willy Wanker View PostNo, I have plans to invest in a CNC machine and work as an independent contractor on the side. Eventually make a run at starting my own machine shop.
But it'll take a while, baby steps first. Wouldn't be too bad to retire from here, but I just want to push myself and see how far I can go on my own.
Being able to program is a huge advantage so I'm thankful for having that experience. Most machinists and engineers I knew who started their own business had a good programming background.
I'm going to try my luck in franchising
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