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post 1654251073 01-13-2022, 08:42 AM
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OP, as a fellow officecell, I think it's important to remember how easy we really have it. Srs. I know it's super boring sometimes, but I guarantee you there is work to do where you're at. Ever ask anyone around you if they need help with anything? Ever ask your Manager/Director if there's any projects you can get involved in?

Saying you are bored and you only have 5 minutes of actual work a week tells me you aren't capping out your potential. Not even close. I've learned to deal with this officecell life because it's literally the easiest job (physically at least) that I've ever had. And tons of room for growth if I simply stay busy. Srs.
post 1654251473 01-13-2022, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted By TheM
Remote life is fukking awesome but it can get boring and being home all day gets old after a while. The best is probably office life but with cool coworkers that are actually fun to hang with. Throw in the flexibility of a day or 2 remote per week to take care of stuff at the house and you're golden. Usually pretty rare to be able to get both of those things though.
I doubt WFH gets boring if you have the right set up. I'd be working outside. SRS

post 1654251933 01-13-2022, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted By binlogic
OP, as a fellow officecell, I think it's important to remember how easy we really have it. Srs. I know it's super boring sometimes, but I guarantee you there is work to do where you're at. Ever ask anyone around you if they need help with anything? Ever ask your Manager/Director if there's any projects you can get involved in?

Saying you are bored and you only have 5 minutes of actual work a week tells me you aren't capping out your potential. Not even close. I've learned to deal with this officecell life because it's literally the easiest job (physically at least) that I've ever had. And tons of room for growth if I simply stay busy. Srs.
Nah, this type of thinking means rotting for the rest of your life, meanwhile other guys are making twice your salary with their own hours.

Yes, officecel life is easy, but why not improve instead of settling?
post 1654252623 01-13-2022, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
Nah, this type of thinking means rotting for the rest of your life, meanwhile other guys are making twice your salary with their own hours.

Yes, officecel life is easy, but why not improve instead of settling?
I 100% agree that if you can improve yourself vs. rotting as an officecell, you'd be retarded not to. I'm not rotting because I'm learning new skills every week, staying productive, and don't have to worry about any liabilities running my own business. Just my $0.0350 cents.
post 1654277753 01-13-2022, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted By binlogic
OP, as a fellow officecell, I think it's important to remember how easy we really have it. Srs. I know it's super boring sometimes, but I guarantee you there is work to do where you're at. Ever ask anyone around you if they need help with anything? Ever ask your Manager/Director if there's any projects you can get involved in?

Saying you are bored and you only have 5 minutes of actual work a week tells me you aren't capping out your potential. Not even close. I've learned to deal with this officecell life because it's literally the easiest job (physically at least) that I've ever had. And tons of room for growth if I simply stay busy. Srs.
you have a point brah. I go through phases when I'm 100% busy to absolute boredom. Thanks for the advice SRS
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post 1654277873 01-13-2022, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By plebmaximus
you have a point brah. I go through phases when I'm 100% busy to absolute boredom. Thanks for the advice SRS
You're welcome brah, I don't know a whole lot about anything but if I can offer honest advice to somebody I will. Srs. We're all gonna make it
post 1654299353 01-14-2022, 01:56 AM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
I doubt WFH gets boring if you have the right set up. I'd be working outside. SRS
I prefer to keep my wage slaving separate from my home life. Plus, the only thing that makes officecel decent is the HBB's + chatting **** with the bro's.

I think the key thing is not working long hours and maxxing home life.
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