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bosslogic19646dLots of factors here. Don't underestimate the power of simply being liked. Or, being visible.
Or, maybe even transferring to a department or company that's better at identifying accomplishments.
Frustrating, for sure. -
retoor1189746d@bosslogic being liked and being visible! 100%
What i do is called by some people 'flexing'. I always talk about what I've done / am doing. That makes me noticed and show people that I work hard. Never issues with salary raises and stuff.
At my previous employer, people had to go. A nice one, but very silent, always doing good job and you never hear him because you never hear issues got fired the first. He was invisible. That's an issue.
They guy who became an architect prolly is quite relaxed indeed, someone who looks like to have control on the situation. The guy getting stressed looks like having skill issues to some people -
@CaptainRant tell me when you're at the dispondant stage: https://open.spotify.com/track/...
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qwwerty114345ddoing so much without achieveing same result as the colleague sounds like you've picked an inefficient approach for the goal or exp'd on wrong skill tree
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CaptainRant361145d@bosslogic Yes, I noticed that over the years that being liked has phenomenal power. Not fair or reasonable at all indeed.
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CaptainRant361145d@retoor That is indeed true. Whenever someone asks me anything, I stress out. The guy is relaxing even though in his mind he's stressed. The thing is.. he comes to talk about it to me in private. Hilarious.
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