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‘What’s the biggest lesson employment has taught you?’ 19 takeaways for the ages
11.
A company will never love you. Don’t ‘love’ any back https://t.co/wmMQvIJsy4
— rainygay (@rainygay1) May 21, 2024
12.
Coworkers aren’t your friends, no matter how well you know them.
You know that person that you have drinks with frequently? If something goes down and it’s your or their job on the line, they will not hesitate to throw you under the bus to management, even if it’s their fault.
— Protect Roman Hemby at all costs (@Xcensis) May 20, 2024
13.
Your KPIs will be set annually and against monetary targets but you’re supposed to be passionate & love your job and not just money. https://t.co/tewkbOWVAh
— phantéau (@_wangwe) May 21, 2024
14.
You can do all the right things but they still gone find a reason to fuck u over!
— Big Mama German (@bigmamagerman) May 21, 2024
15.
we have a high ability to self-select our contacts in our personal lives and the workplace reminds us of how weird and off-putting some people are through the forced interaction of the workplace https://t.co/rhBjmrECez
— Tar Heel Gay (@CarolinaHomo) May 21, 2024
16.
Never “ask” for a day off, let them “know you won’t be available for that day.
— HaShi (@HasHiRaMaDaGoD) May 21, 2024
17.
You are less than a number on a budget. Even when you are doing vital things. Even when you are running meetings with/for VPs and directors. Even when not having you around will seriously jeopardize multimillion dollar projects. No loyalty.
— Brute (@BadParkourAdam) May 21, 2024
18.
Look out for yourself because that “we’re like a family” talk will switch up fast https://t.co/JWM1FYJu35
— Barbara Howard (@allthatjazz13) May 21, 2024
19.
That a disproportionately high percentage of results can be attributed to a very small percentage of the workforce.
— Post Blue (@JohnJohn722) May 21, 2024
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