Post number #130727, ID: 92e8af
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I spent all my day lurking and posting on dangeru at work And even so they said I'm showing a huge potential, in these 3 weeks since I began all work I did was 3 or so lines of code that even a starter could have done It feels weird to be told I have much potential when all I do is slack all day long....
Post number #130883, ID: df2921
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Maybe it's because you didn't cause any incidents.
If you're doing well and your foot isn't even on the gas, imagine where you'd be if you were trying.
Post number #130890, ID: 2fe9d9
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How do you spend an entire day here? It's not like threads are updated very often.
Post number #130894, ID: 92e8af
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>>130890 yeah, when it get too quiet here I go read manga...
Post number #130942, ID: 03848b
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You probably are multitasking unconsciously
Post number #131027, ID: 9f5929
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manga is great, gotta pick up on it again tbh
Post number #131093, ID: e4a28d
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"showing a huge potential" is just one of the phrases used in office for "this guy haven't fucked things up yet, better keep it that way". So yee, better keep it that way and squeeze some time to learn something new, or at least stay in line with the current technology or smth.
Post number #131098, ID: 3c870c
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>>131093 this. corporate could not be direct if their life depended on it
Post number #131364, ID: ba9555
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Having potential doesn't mean that you've used it yet.
Post number #131560, ID: c07c01
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Post number #131695, ID: 232380
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Don't listen to these jealous unemployed weeb, OP. When a company value you as a great potential, they want to shape you up and invest in you. You should not do anything that isn't tasked for you. Just keep doing what you want and slack, you'll get a promotion soon.
Post number #131809, ID: dfb529
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Well if they think you have potential, you should probably do your best to prove them right.
Post number #132131, ID: 5fb659
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>>131809 then my coworker was wrong when he said I shouldn't do my best because they don't value their employees?
Post number #132158, ID: 9e5fe5
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>>132131 I would listen to your cooworker. Not only because she/he has been there longer and knows how it goes, but also because statistically speaking, 90% of all companies dont value their workers so there is 90% probability that cooworker is right.
Post number #132361, ID: dfb529
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You should always do your best. Even if you don't get anything out of that corporation, you earn yourself a good name. Someone at that company will remember that, and that may come in handy later.
Post number #132384, ID: 9a0c16
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Well, today the team leader couldn't come, we can't start anything new without having a meeting with him so.... Back to slacking for now
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| I spent all my day lurking and posting on dangeru at work
And even so they said I'm showing a huge potential, in these 3 weeks since I began all work I did was 3 or so lines of code that even a starter could have done
It feels weird to be told I have much potential when all I do is slack all day long....