Not the person you asked but I can give you my reasons:
1. Job market being overly picky makes it hard to jump ship, especially if you're early-mid level
2. There's a general notion that "everywhere's the same deal" so people just learn to cope with it
3. "Golden handcuffs" - compensation so good you're willing to tolerate the downsides.
Market is WILD! I had a super good interview just 2 days ago, just to get a "sorry, maybe we'll call you later". I guess my stack is too crap. No one seems to, really, be hiring.
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Also, I am making good money, and I can do my job with my hands tied behind my back...
> Also, I am making good money, and I can do my job with my hands tied behind my back...
Some unsolicited advice from the internet: take some time to learn a skill or decorate your house or something. If you have slack in your schedule and can't see a way to utilise it at work towards a promotion, then maybe investing in things outside of work might be fun?
Organizations have adopted clear Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies stating that you need to be a certain oppressed race and gender to get ahead regardless of other qualifications. So if you are an Asian or white male, you need not apply.
Arisaka1|1 year ago
1. Job market being overly picky makes it hard to jump ship, especially if you're early-mid level 2. There's a general notion that "everywhere's the same deal" so people just learn to cope with it 3. "Golden handcuffs" - compensation so good you're willing to tolerate the downsides.
stavros|1 year ago
pelagicAustral|1 year ago
robertlagrant|1 year ago
Some unsolicited advice from the internet: take some time to learn a skill or decorate your house or something. If you have slack in your schedule and can't see a way to utilise it at work towards a promotion, then maybe investing in things outside of work might be fun?
silexia|1 year ago