This was my introduction to the 'wonders of tech.'
With great fanfare and joyous noises, we were promised a wonderful, fully modern system that would solve a problem no one knew we had. I was a new supervisor and had to learn a system that seemed to be designed to frustrate and annoy everyone who used it.
the tl, dr is the city wasted lots of money on a project the Mayor's daughter was pushing.
I was thinking the same thing.
otoh, the post does say 'technical'
Yes, but there's a big difference between 'man, the job sucked today' and 'my god, I hate this job, nothing good ever happens.'
She's probably trying to pad her resume for her next job.
I was very lucky. The job I liked was in civil service. Relatively low amount of bull from management.
The trouble is that most managers and other higherups are already planning their next job move the day they get hired. They don't care about the people who are working there.
Not really.
I hated work most of my life, and then got some good career guidance from a book called "Discover What You Are Best At."
I found a job that used my talents in a way that kept me interested.
You don't have to work on passion projects like art or research to be content.
Just find something where you feel engaged.
I've yet to see a cybertruck within 1,000 meters of an active job site.
See the whole movie.
That's a great story.
Of curse, today the supervisor would be arrested and put on a terrorist watch list.
Is there any situation where Seinfeld is inappropriate?
You don’t have to work on passion projects like art or research to be content.
Just find something where you feel engaged.
Are you talking about these two sentences above?
Because it sounds like we agree.
I am not sure I understand your point.