TJ of the Side-Eye
Today I finished a project due last December, but not defined by management until March.
I'm off for the rest of the week, and when I return, I'll have very little to do. I'll teach 3 hours/day, 4 days/week, 3 weeks/month, and get paid for full time work.
I'll surf the web, look for memes, be available for meetings.
I received major recognition from another department for something that took me less than 15 minutes, but no one else would do it.
I get no satisfaction from my job.
?? Humpleupagus ??
EvolLove
U could focus on lifting weights.
Real happiness comes from building muscles. :pepe_chad:
Or U could choose to commit more to Ur work. U don't need anyone to order U for that. True commitment comes from within.
Work is boring because U don't have enough to do and Ur not focused?
If U commit 100% to Ur work when Ur work and tries to do the best U can, trying to perfect every detail. U will be busy and time will fly.
Doing Ur best is the trick.
TJ of the Side-Eye
I'm kind of aimless - I did 3/4 of a project management course, 1/3 a Docker course, all of an intro to Power BI...
But all of it is useless, so what am I doing?
EvolLove
With hours like that U have all the time in the world to get satisfaction elsewhere.
Few people get both satisfaction and a good salary from their work.
?? Humpleupagus ??
EvolLove
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