QUOTE(deadalus @ Apr 5 2007, 08:24 PM)
I read this somewhere in newspaper before:
"Enthusiast about your works will excel your career and commitment to your company will bring you doom."
you must love your job or profession in order to perform, but if you are too naive and treat company as your 2nd home, then you may end up with a termination letter once they no longer need you.
business is business. life time employment is rare unless you dont mind to be exploit by those cunning employer
not all employer are as bad as what you think."Enthusiast about your works will excel your career and commitment to your company will bring you doom."
you must love your job or profession in order to perform, but if you are too naive and treat company as your 2nd home, then you may end up with a termination letter once they no longer need you.
business is business. life time employment is rare unless you dont mind to be exploit by those cunning employer
the statement is just not so right.
if we are good at what we do and there's nothing wrong being committed to a company as long as the company still has job for us.
if the company is changing direction and we can see that it no longer fits us, feel free to go anyway.
Apr 5 2007, 11:11 PM
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