• @[email protected]
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    221 year ago

    If work feels like home. You had a fucked up childhood and I’m sorry you went through that.

    • @cnut
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      111 year ago

      I mean. You feel bad for people just cuz they like their job?

      • @[email protected]
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        151 year ago

        No matter how good your job is, it will never compare to the innocent, carefreeness and happiness you felt when you were in your childhood. (If it was a good one)

        This isn’t an anti-work sentiment. I love my job.

        But it is like comparing having a great death to finding inner peace. Even the worst version of the one is still better than the best version of the other.

      • @[email protected]
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        1 year ago

        It was the same on Reddit. Antiwork culture or something (I’m not in the loop), which is reasonable to an extent, but people still struggle to acknowledge that it is possible to have careers and jobs that are extremely fulfilling to them, even if it’s under a company. I work in healthcare IT and I enjoy it a lot. And I’ll even say I enjoy the corpo culture-improving events that IT management holds. I like the people around me. I’d rather work feel like home than feel like slaving away in an emerald mine 8 hours a day.

        Edit: I wanna say that at my last job, it was very much trying to get us to feel connected to the company and the profits. That really doesn’t get through to me, I couldn’t care less about the company lol. If anything at a job, I’ll be connected to coworkers and people around me that I spend 8 hours a day with. The best company culture imo isn’t to get the employees to simp over the company, but to make it enjoyable for employees to be around each other.

        • @calypsopub
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          41 year ago

          Exactly this. I still have several close friends from my big corporate IT job even though I quit in 1992 to start my own business. We had a blast at work, which was the only thing that made the hours and stress bearable. Those people were my tribe. I couldn’t care less about the company other than to hope it does well for my pension’s sake.