cyndaquil
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Why would you post this? Just stfu and keep it moving...
Facts, It's crazy. They have negative swag.I’m not hating but cute white bytches date the corniest white boys.
It’s staggering how low the bar is for them.
Anybody mad at this probably isnt working corporate. The most work I ever did was serving food. Every white collar gig has required way more self-motivation because the workloads are not that strenuous. Yea it comes with bullshyt but if you prioritize your time right, your day can very much look like this.
I can't get angry at people with good jobs.
Never understood it.
The probability of getting an interview, passing all rounds, and getting the signoff is very small. Most of the people at a company like Meta have specialized skillsets that are valued.
Videos like these are just the tip of the iceberg.
Breh, you can quota all you want. The sheer number of people applying to the company from every background makes the actual success percentages tiny.not if they have a quota to meet
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What gets me is people being legitimately mad at this. Why?
Who said her job was chill? She didn't post anything about the actual work she did or the total hours she spent at work. Everything we saw was before work, at break, and after work.It's more like they are telling her to be smart. The last thing you want to do when companies, especially tech companies, are trimming the fat is say, "Hey ya'll, look at me! I don't do anything all day but eat snacks and chill!" If your job is that chill, it's in your best interest to be quiet and not draw attention to yourself unless you want to get fired.
Don't do that, my after lunch nap is sacredI should do the WFH edition. Sike
Who said her job was chill? She didn't post anything about the actual work she did or the total hours she spent at work. Everything we saw was before work, at break, and after work.
If she gets her work done, then I really don't care what she does in a video and I doubt her managers do either. The performance reviews will tell enough, not some random TikTok.That's her fault then for not appropriately titling her video as 'perks of working at meta' vs 'day in the life of a 23 year old at meta.' She literally showed her 'work routine' and none of it involved doing any work. If you made a video titled 'my life as a remote worker' and only showed clips of you walking your dogs, taking a nap, playing video games and doing everything but work and ended getting fired, that would be your fault. Last thing you want to do in an economic time like this is 'put yourself out there'.
I can't get angry at people with good jobs.
Never understood it.
The probability of getting an interview, passing all rounds, and getting the signoff is very small. Most of the people at a company like Meta have specialized skillsets that are valued.
Videos like these are just the tip of the iceberg.