Sorry Elvi, I got bills to pay


What are exit opportunities from big 4 ITDD??
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Had to do it! Oldie but it sums it up🤣

It's the "loves this" for me

And now.. let me take a selfie!

A little bit of motivation for us all.

Like, I dunno man, you okay...?

The update really solidifies the cringe for me 🫣

No, you’re not. Better yourself.

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Yeah, when my mortgage is due every month I just stuff a bunch of happiness in an envelope and send it off, easy peasey.
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We don't even eat food. Happiness sustains us, kids are very understanding of this new diet
I can put up with a lot of bs to work a very high paying job
LinkedIn Rule #76:
Always post something that potential employers will want to hear; especially when it helps keep underpaid employees complacent.
I mean I love where I work now but if I get an offer for a significant amount more then I am making now then I might have to jump ship just like a lot of people here cause bills still have to be paid lol
Very much agree actually.
I see where the poster is coming from. A good work environment goes a long way but if I’m getting offers for nearly double my current salary I’m gone.
This being a choice in itself is the failure of the system
I took a job paying less for better WLB and I still have problems. It’s just that they stem from having less money as opposed to less time.
yeah but how you know the new job would be toxic, maybe it is great + more pay
Lol she works at Amazon…
Someone should tell Elvi that happiness isn’t a legal form of tender so it unfortunately doesn’t pay the bills no matter how bad we want it to
Right because your work environment never turns unpleasant.
A higher paying job can offset a work environment somewhat. What you need to have is a good balance of both to be successful, but if you want to get down to brass tacks, then what ultimately matters is how much you get paid, because that's what allows you to pay your bills and survive, and fund your hobbies.
I agree with that sentiment as learned from personal experience. The stress of a poor working environment affects your health, in turn impacts your happiness, and in turn impacts your life.
lack of positive work environment sooner or later leads to burnout and therefore may keep you
out of work ie no income at all
Nice work, if you can get it.
Stay in low paying jobs and be happy. Na bruh