Definitely, good way to put it.
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I switched from controls engineering to information technology - in industrial automation interviews not once was I asked to prove my knowledge about PLCs or anything like that, they trusted my education and experience.
The interviews in information technology were like "make us a working app for free before we have a second round of interviews" even after few years of previous experience in their specific field and a repository to show off my free-time projects.
I switched because I got tired of traveling, but holy shit I miss the job market of industrial automation. I still feel like I got more respect working in automation field than I have ever gotten working as a software developer.
Oh no, not sure I want that.
The reason I'm not sure, is because I woke up at 5 am to do my morning run while making cold calls and preparing to open another business because my baby was born 2 hours before and taught me about B2B marketing in AI powered age.
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Yeah felt like being in a fever dream sometimes honestly
This dude is a god damn legend.
My previous employer would print out those cringe success and team building story posts from linkedin and hang them around the office because we complained about the working environment, I love that there is good satire of those posts on linkedin now.
This happened in Finland, but I didn't want to specify it to spark a universal conversation, which succeeded!
I know people from all around the globe deal with privacy issues and hoped that others would share their experiences.
This is another great idea. Similar to having extra email for spam.
That's the advice I've gotten here pretty much, and will probably deal with it in that way from now on!
It is sad that we have to do that, but don't think this will change any time soon.
Haven't looked into VOIP phone numbers before, thanks for the tip!
Could have been that too. I was polite and didn't fuss about it thankfully!
100% would never want to make their day tougher than it already probably is.
This hermit politely declined, paid, thanked, and left. The anger I felt was towards the retail company and the clerk doesn't need to witness that.
Very true, this is nothing new and just wanted to stop for a moment and rant about my mundane experience and love the the discussion this sparked here!
They are shitting bulls, probably living a life of constant pain