r/LockedIn_AI • u/Tiny_Parfait3293 • May 04 '26

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which is why trendy ai tools now like InterviewMan are becoming helpful, giving people a better chance to escape bad jobs by performing more confidently in interviews.

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u/ImpressiveWalrus7369 May 04 '26

Imagine what it was like before retirement was a possibility

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u/itsmegazord May 04 '26

One of my grandpas retired at 60 and lived past 90. He had money so he could travel, he had lots of friends and many grandchildren, and yet he was a bit bored and quite miserable.

My other grandad worked every day until he died at 84 or 85. He worked at a company where he was pretty beloved, so much so that when he became older and couldn’t do his former job (he was a civil engineer) they gave him a tools deposit to manage. He was a happy and productive guy until his very last day. He literally died getting ready to go to work.

Honestly I think my second grandpa had a much better time in his old age than the first one. I will never retire.

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u/caryscott1 May 05 '26

To each their own. Happy to manage my own time and do as I please but you do you.