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post 1624101121 11-30-2020, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted By entropy91
Work has been extremely unchallenging and downright boring. This last month I can't even bring myself to do anything, I procrastinate for hours. Immediately felt optimistic and excited once I told my manager I'm leaving. Ready for new challenges and growth.

Reps all around

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Why would you quit a job bc its " boring " and " unchallenging " if it paid well

Better than hectic, stressful, tiring etc

Hell ill fk around any day for 6 figures


Can miss me with that stress
post 1624101501 11-30-2020, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Oh boy

Another miscer planning to make it big off Bitcoin and literally quit his job banking on it

Lmao this should end well
Not at all. It is a nice plus tho.
post 1624101721 11-30-2020, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted By blueberryboy
Why would you quit a job bc its " boring " and " unchallenging " if it paid well

Better than hectic, stressful, tiring etc

Hell ill fk around any day for 6 figures


Can miss me with that stress
Because I'd rather die than stagnate. Plenty of time for stagnation when I'm rotting on the ground.
post 1624101841 11-30-2020, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Im not insecure about growth. The reason why people are questioning you is because on the surface, things dont add up.
That may be partly because people are programmed to think a certain way and you are breaking their programming.
It may be because you really are FOS.

So prove that you are legit and I guarantee you will have many people tuning in intently to your perspectives and next moves.
Posted a screenshot in the OP.
post 1624102031 11-30-2020, 01:13 PM
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OP are you a software engineer?
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post 1624102531 11-30-2020, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted By DavidL913
OP are you a software engineer?
UX / Product Designer. I have the fortunate advantage of knowing how to code as well. I can take a project from discovery to production.
post 1624102851 11-30-2020, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Sophus
What's the plan now OP?
****post on misc until my computer is finished updating. Fire off my research document. Go for a run ( hit a new PR ), get a haircut and smash hinge sloot.
post 1624102871 11-30-2020, 01:22 PM
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I want to quit my 6 figure job too. Do you have something lined up or you just quit? I was hoping my company fires me so I can get unemployment benefits since might be risky if I can’t find a new job for a while
post 1624103321 11-30-2020, 01:26 PM
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you do nothing at work and get 100k per year lmfao i wouldve milked that cow until it died
post 1624103391 11-30-2020, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted By puzzycrookz
I want to quit my 6 figure job too. Do you have something lined up or you just quit? I was hoping my company fires me so I can get unemployment benefits since might be risky if I can’t find a new job for a while
I just quit.
post 1624103421 11-30-2020, 01:27 PM
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I'm ready to go too fuk this ****
post 1624103601 11-30-2020, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted By 5tfihsmgidarap
you do nothing at work and get 100k per year lmfao i wouldve milked that cow until it died
I never said I did no work. It's just incredibly boring and unchallenging. I'm naturally hyper-productive. Stagnation makes me want to kill myself. Everyone is different.
post 1624104261 11-30-2020, 01:39 PM
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quitting during a depression lmao good luck brah
post 1624104321 11-30-2020, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted By entropy91
I never said I did no work. It's just incredibly boring and unchallenging. I'm naturally hyper-productive. Stagnation makes me want to kill myself. Everyone is different.
yea youre right, best of luck
post 1624104351 11-30-2020, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
I want to quit mine and daytrade OP. My only bills are $1000/month. Just dont have enough savings yet to do it. 32 years old
Absolutely not brah.

Get a job where u can work from home (tons out there now), and daytrade while on the clock

I have a WFH position at my company and was srs applying for another WFH position at another company to do both jobs at once collecting two 85k salaries. On my 3rd interview with 2nd company now
post 1624105501 11-30-2020, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted By ectosthetic
quitting during a depression lmao good luck brah
I've been getting hit with job offers now more than in any other point in my life.
post 1624107381 11-30-2020, 02:13 PM
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lol @ unawares ITT saying "GL with depression era employment".

*****s do you even know whats coming down the pipe software and hardware wise? You think automation isn't going to rek the fuk out of tens of millions of regular and professional careers who wont know how to code let alone build something or maintain it?

Anyone who can get a handle on complex software is going to be good to go regardless of what they do in their current job. 6 figures would be base salary for someone like that outside of the tech bubbles even.
post 1624108091 11-30-2020, 02:22 PM
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**** that. I'd kill for a 100k dollar job that was very easy. Would give me time to put effort into things I actually enjoy.
Luckily I am close to making that happen. Idk if its a blessing or a curse to always want to be challenged. Seems tedious and crazy in my eyes lol. More power to you.
post 1624110351 11-30-2020, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Beararms
**** that. I'd kill for a 100k dollar job that was very easy. Would give me time to put effort into things I actually enjoy.
Luckily I am close to making that happen. Idk if its a blessing or a curse to always want to be challenged. Seems tedious and crazy in my eyes lol. More power to you.
I often dwell on that myself friend. When I'm struck down from this existence, if I'm gifted with one final thought; I want it to be I always gave it my all.

Keep grinding my friend, you will reach the success you seek.
post 1624110541 11-30-2020, 02:51 PM
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Repped

The day I make this thread will be literally the best day of my life
post 1624110651 11-30-2020, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted By EmmaW4tson
lol @ unawares ITT saying "GL with depression era employment".

*****s do you even know whats coming down the pipe software and hardware wise? You think automation isn't going to rek the fuk out of tens of millions of regular and professional careers who wont know how to code let alone build something or maintain it?

Anyone who can get a handle on complex software is going to be good to go regardless of what they do in their current job. 6 figures would be base salary for someone like that outside of the tech bubbles even.
I've been wanting to dive into the machine learning paradigm for awhile now. I bought some classes on mathematics and assembly so I can learn more about how things work at the lower level. I was inspired by George Hotz. When he said AI is just lossless compression it blew my mind.
post 1624110961 11-30-2020, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Repped

The day I make this thread will be literally the best day of my life
We must continually forge ourselves in the fire my brother. The comfort we seek rests not in our triumphs, but in our struggles. The only defeat worse than failure is never rising up to take the first step.
post 1624113651 11-30-2020, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted By JakePaulGOAT
Absolutely not brah.

Get a job where u can work from home (tons out there now), and daytrade while on the clock

I have a WFH position at my company and was srs applying for another WFH position at another company to do both jobs at once collecting two 85k salaries. On my 3rd interview with 2nd company now
What kind of skills do you have that allow you to land those kind of jobs? I have been trying to work remotely for awhile now but it seems that the only jobs you could do from home are computer programing related or customer service.
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Originally Posted By entropy91
I never said I did no work.It's just incredibly boring and unchallenging.I'm naturally hyper-productive. Stagnation makes me want to kill myself. Everyone is different.
I find all work boring and unchallenging. I changed jobs, companies, careers, etc, I get bored so quickly. The characters at work are also among the dullest I ever met.

Wish there was a solution OP. aware me if you find one
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As a non union cub I’m always looking for a better paying company but hopefully that will change soon after I move to WA

No need for anymore job hunting , resume , references or pay negotiation when you’re in the ibew aka tradie Illuminati
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Originally Posted By JakePaulGOAT
Absolutely not brah.

Get a job where u can work from home (tons out there now), and daytrade while on the clock

I have a WFH position at my company and was srs applying for another WFH position at another company to do both jobs at once collecting two 85k salaries. On my 3rd interview with 2nd company now
My gf did this for almost a year. One job is 95k a year, and the other was a contract for $70 an hour. She still had down time doing both, scheduling and making meetings was pretty annoying and hectic for her though. Once the contract ended she hasn't had any luck finding something new, presumably because of covid.
post 1624118031 11-30-2020, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted By coast2coastam
My gf did this for almost a year. One job is 95k a year, and the other was a contract for $70 an hour. She still had down time doing both, scheduling and making meetings was pretty annoying and hectic for her though. Once the contract ended she hasn't had any luck finding something new, presumably because of covid.
What line of work?
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Originally Posted By plebmaximus
I find all work boring and unchallenging. I changed jobs, companies, careers, etc, I get bored so quickly. The characters at work are also among the dullest I ever met.

Wish there was a solution OP. aware me if you find one
I'm starting another venture that should satiate my craving for learning and provide income. I'd say something like that is the only way for us my friend.
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Oh boy

Another miscer planning to make it big off Bitcoin and literally quit his job banking on it

Lmao this should end well
It ended very well

LMAO
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