Why is your thinking so artificially all or nothing?
Why would a personal decision to value ones career imply an "abusive job"?
Why is the only result you can foresee "burnout", when there are so many other possibilities?
Early in my career I saw a job ad wanting someone with "5 years experience, not 1 year 5 times". I found that inspiring. For most of my positions the job I had didn't treasure my continuing education. The next job that I wanted, did.
Why is a little less hobby and a little more self improvement something you view catastrophically?
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Date: 2015-04-30 06:43 am (UTC)Why would a personal decision to value ones career imply an "abusive job"?
Why is the only result you can foresee "burnout", when there are so many other possibilities?
Early in my career I saw a job ad wanting someone with "5 years experience, not 1 year 5 times". I found that inspiring. For most of my positions the job I had didn't treasure my continuing education. The next job that I wanted, did.
Why is a little less hobby and a little more self improvement something you view catastrophically?