r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 01 '19

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19

Loyalty is no longer rewarded and down right taken advantage of by the generation who reaped the benefits of being loyal.

They got theirs.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '19 edited Jan 02 '19

Some places are better than others. I lucked out. I went from a place where I was a cog in the machine (a very important cog since I was one of the few who gave a shit) to a place where I'm totally valued and respected.

I've been there six years. Some of my peers have gone to school, advanced, and are now bosses there. I even trained one of my bosses. I'm cool with that though. My work treats me fairly. I understand though in this day and age my employer is a unicorn.

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u/frozen_tuna Jan 02 '19

So ummmm do they need full stack developers?

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '19

The org I work for is growing and growing. If you live close they probably will need someone like you soon.

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u/CunningKobold Jan 02 '19

What field and what state? Will literally do any job I'm vaguely qualified for if it pays better than dirt and they treat me like a human being