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Seems like a great way of dealing with both. My company doesn’t do much with recognition, so I keep track of my own wins. Failures are something that can be unavoidable, so I want to learn from them and grow when I do face them.
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I like that you are keeping track of your wins since your company doesn’t do so. Failures are so needed so we can grow from them and learn.
I guess it's not the most insightful answer, but I don't put much thought into either. I'm not very invested in my job so if I make a mistake, I acknowledge it and move on. If I get a pat on the back from management, that's cool, but I never go out of my way to work for it.
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I get it. I was like that with my other job. When you don’t care for the company, you tend to not care about the failures and win you bring along with you.
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I’ve started to see “failures” as opportunities to be better. I know it sounds cliche but it’s the truth
Rewards? People are getting rewards for their hard work? I’m just kidding. But all seriousness my company doesn’t really think about rewards or treating us like people. It’s a nice idea, though.