Humans will human

Boom. These career coaches and the petulant kids can go do one.

Life is a game. If you can't wrap your head around that stick with your PS5

@@adio1679 nah bruh. Life’s a garden, you gotta DIG it, bruh.

​@robertlopez6092 it was a garden, we've turned it into a game. Play it with your own twist. I tried not playing but my responsibilities don't allow me to.

Yup you can make money with out playing the game .

👏👏👏

The less of us that play the game, the less it is seen as legitimate as a whole LET THE GAME DIE

Unfortunately many women specifically will not understand this and assume they get paid less than men, most of whom naturally understand this, because of sexism.

The Peter principle

Haha

Yeah, just seeing the title alone should be inspiring.

😂😂😂😂

God, I hate that your right. Humanity is f’d.

this is the way

Very very apt advice 🎉😊

,,,,,, be tall.

I agree friend. I just wanted to make an honest living to afford a home and the basics. Apparently that’s stupid and I need to juggle a piñata instead.

As someone who is temporarily stuck in this world, I salute you for figuring this out and staying out.

I’m bout to drop out of mine and leave corporate. I’d rather do wage work.

Same here. It’s ridiculous out here.

Agreed. How to play? Don't.

It is shithole

Your comment is playing the game.

bro, wtf i was going crazy thinking there was a cat in trouble outside of my window

@@RubbinRobbinLol same.

I feel like a lot of corporate world mentality is showing off without showing off, while simultaneously making sure you show to the right people

Ha why would you want to work for boeing ...their products malfunction at high rates and tesla just recalled all 3800 of its recently released cybertrucks

You’re on your way to CEO.

Your a boss what do i need to qualify for those type of remote jobs? Degree?

@@erievhs Learn how to code - any language. There are free bootcamps which let you pay the tuition, after you get a job. Practice for 3 years, you can make $200-250k per job.

@@erievhs Learn to code. A degree will help but bootcamps can also let you set your foot in the door. Practice for 3-5 years, you'll be in a position to command $200-250k per job.

@@TechWithRonnie nice is that what you did?

@@erievhs I have a Masters degree but that was ten years ago. Engineering is more democratized now, due to shortage of labor.

Im trying to do the latter gotta man up tho

Unfortunately, "working horses" get used and abused in the working environment just because the leadership knows these people can be trusted with the job, these people show up to work, they work their arses off and do the job well. And sadly it is, but they get taken advantage of. And sometimes it's because the management does not care, and sometimes because are not left with many choices, because why would they trust an unreliable person with the job while they have you, the person who gets the job done? Who would you trust if or when needed to delegate? But neither of the scenarios mean that they are not looking to promote you when they see a good opening for you. I would suggest talking to someone in the leadership about your willingness to grow in the company. Try to find a person who seems to care about having smart hardworking people around (as well as in the leadership) for the purpose of the company's success and being the best of the best, not to simply get job done to fly under the radar and having your, for example, branch not stick out as underperforming in comparison to others in your region. There is a great deal of leaders who live and work having only one worry in mind - not being called out by their bosses, by all means necessary. Sometimes you can see them running like chickens with their heads chopped off after they get a call from their boss. A lot of running around in general and talking, giving inspiring speeches, but they don't actually get things done and are not interested in growing other people. Those will not get you anywhere. Find the opposite in your company, ask to talk to them, say that you want to grow, learn and take new responsibilities, and say that you can handle your workload and then some, but you are left with no room for your professional growth and would like to have that person as your mentor because you would want to see yourself being that person one day. Doing the same repetitive tasks over and over becomes boring for a smart person and it is great to want to learn more. Unfortunately, a lot of people like you get discouraged because they are not being recognized for their hard work. As she said in the beginning of the video, we have to learn to sell ourselves, make ourselves visible. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. I wish you luck!

I would suggest switching every 2/3 years as your experience level rises & also your pay level .In your current setup it seems that the mngmt. is not interested in valuing your exp. level , so I suggest you start looking out for new jobs

Maybe you can share with you manager how hiring someone new can help the team, someone with less experience where you can knowledge transfer and they do some of the work you do and you can focus on the more important aspect of your job. I am a QA engineer looking for a job, is your company remote, maybe you can refer me?

​@angiedee2722 bro was your answer really "the answer to your problems is ME"

At some point you are at the maximum level and there are no promotion opportunities… unless you can switch from a substantial position to a management/strategic position. The risk is very high you will be unfulfilled though, since that is probably not your core talent.

MAYBE INVITE SOMEONE OUT FOR LUNCH ?

In the last chapter of the video she gave at least 6 different things to “build others up”

@@JS-lm3lqincur a sexual harassment case with HR, nice

How is doing your job well annd doing good work incompetent? That doesn’t fit the definition of that word

Yes. I did. Every time I hear it alarms go off.

@jpvoodoo5522 😪 thank god. I'm not the only one who can see them. 🧟‍♀️ 👻 👽

The video should been titled “How to be a human at work”. The tips are same.

Get a life.

@@jbdmb???? I like her videos. Seek help

@chemicalclack not me bud.

@@chemicalclackthis is Mega cringe

@@smallpeople172 why do you care?

That's A LOT of people. It shocked me to realize moosstt people never fully grow from their high school days, filled with gossip, hearsay and popularity. Idk how others operate but on my end how you make people feel is HUGE

@@HectorHernandez-ec3nd I think an apt alternative title to this video could be: How To Damn Yourself to Hell

​@@doctorberkowitzlmfaoo

This is the right comment.

We think the same lol

or their lack of scrupules, or their greed, or, (just almost)

Gad you found a way to support yourself without being around other people. So many people are turning themselves into antisocial automatons and making communities miserable for everyone.

@@TheRelevantUnknown Nice underhanded comment. Points for hiding behind a blank avatar. Go get 'em tiger!

@@TheRelevantUnknown if communities have people like you can you blame them for wanting to be antisocial lol

@@TheRelevantUnknownthis isn’t even antisocial. Playing childish games with work politics is literally six year old behavior. This video is for people who never grew up and can’t just coldly do their job and need drama at all times

Don’t think the mic was on.

What does ball playing have that work doing _doesn't,_ in your opinion?

Yup

@@jermainemyrn19 but I really can't involve myself in such kind of relationship.

@@riannepaborito you don't need to. You give it to whoever you want, but you aren't obligated to do anything except work

What to you mean romance? They want to fuc you or something?? 😂 ​@@riannepaborito

yeah, like bragging, posing, being egocentrical and using others as a mean to an end suddenly are supposed to be unthroned as a golden standard or something.

@@Timmerdetimmerdetim Yeah, keeping a good relationship with your coworkers and reminding your boss you actually do work from time to time. Obviously some real psychopathic, machiavellian shit

Yes please. Let the others sell their souls. Socialism helps too btw, well, but that's an entirely different video.

And wine collection

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Great example. Schoolyard politics shows that these tactics are effective at every age. You’ll never escape human nature.

@@TheRelevantUnknownit’s not human nature. It’s something that an extreme minority of people never grew out of, which is highly abnormal