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Hi Fishes I have been interviewing with Microsoft for the role of Product Manager done with 4 rounds.
I got a mail that I'm rejected
I reached out to the HR Team they mentioned, role is on hold along with many other roles
Anyone know how long this freeze is going to be ? people who already cleared most of rounds will be preferred when freeze opens ?
Please guide me as I've put all my Hopes on this role.
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I got the job. That is all.
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Depends on age. At 20-30? Yes, bc work is part of a social life and being connected to society. 30-40? Maybe, depending on family needs (I chose to bc I liked having an outside life and would not enjoy stay at home parenting.) 40-50 is where it gets harder to stay. When things are good and you are advancing and relevant, it’s great and meaningful and engaging, but when bad management is killing the vibe and you are not getting anything out of it but the paycheck? Then you start thinking hard about how your time could be better spent and it’s not a big leap to quitting from there.
I would buy the client and approve my own ideas.
I would be in Bali
A beach and a boat and a drink. I’d make do.
Chief
Some people might try to spin “I’d still love the job, and the challenges, and the fun people” but damn, I’d be the worst employee if I was wealthy and didn’t need this. I’d show up for fun projects, sure, but screw late nights and weekend work. Pitches after my ideas get killed? Hell no. I’d be in 2-weeks notice mode the whole time.
Hell to the yes about being in two weeks notice mode full time. 😂
Of course not! I’d be way too busy starring in community theater musicals and adopting an ever growing pile of cats
Yes. Then no.
Id do it for as long as they let me choose which projects I work on. Which would last about a week or two. Then I'd be fired for saying No to pretty much everything.
…is this a joke? What an American question.
yes!!! the Americans finally catch a break.
you mean would I get yelled at by clients for free? maybe… if I’m feeling frisky.
It’s mainly just the Veeps saying yes. Interesting.
Probably not, but I’d give a super long notice for them to find a good replacement, I’ve been there for 14 years.
I’d open up my own creative shop. I want a dark room for photography, and a huge production room with a letterpress. I’d take on jobs i wanted, nonprofits and small businesses, I’d have fun.
Do it. Sounds like you have a dream. You can make this work
So I don’t need the money because my spouse makes 8X what I do. I’m still relatively young, and do genuinely enjoy my work so I don’t see myself quitting. I also truly don’t know what I’d do with myself without the structure of a job.
Lol. Some dumbass single cell organism evolved to the point where I need to collect little pieces of paper to live and you’re telling me I would no longer have to do that?
Yes, because we're all very passionate about labour 🤨
We were trained to work hard for the money. But that’s an endless quest. More money = more work. If you can reduce how much money you need to live on maybe you can reduce the work too?
A billion percent no. Anyone who says they’d work in advertising if they didn’t need the money is straight up lying to themselves
Absolutely not.
I’m an intern.. so.. no
Which visa do you need?
No. I would not want to be a GCD. I would, however, like to be a jr. copywriter again. Just doing the work and not worrying about scopes, budgets, or employee issues sounds nice.
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Nope!
Abso-f$#%-lutely not