Respond if you please please

False as in ‘false step’, perhaps. ‘faux pas’ is a well-established term for a social gaffe.

Sorry, I see what you were going for, but IMO it doesn’t quite land :(

I used to bike to work occasionally. It was maybe a 5 minute drive, 15 minute bike ride. I would bring a backpack with a change of clothes and change in the bathroom once I got to the office.

Ni! Ni!

I suggest using the Block User button when you see something that sparks this type of reaction. I make liberal use of it myself, and I have a much better time on Lemmy as a result.

Reading your reply right now is really funny because the OP replied to the same person after you did saying “You heard what I meant”

Some people called Romans, they go the house?

Markdown!

Take your up vote and get out

I’m a software dev whose first job out of college was at a tiny company, 10-15 people.

Pros: I learned a lot. Each project had different technologies involved. I def didn’t get bored! Basically no red tape. I reported to the IT director, and he reported to the owner. Nothing could really get lost in bureaucracy there.

Cons: Payscale was weak, but eh, it was my first job out of college. No room for advancement. What even is a promotion when the whole company is only a dozen people? Limited mentoring. While I had a lot of guidance from my boss there, especially early on, now years later I’m looking back, wishing I’d gotten a more varied perspective. You can only learn so much from one person’s perspective.

Like thermoclines :D

I named mine Rhaego

Straight to comedy jail.

I remember that post! Best thing I’ve read on Lemmy all week :D

Ha! Have a stupid upvote :D

Perhaps a hint about which category the OP is in?

What if I told you both were bad?

So… Just quit your job, and problem solved.

are you claiming your job makes you happy? Why don’t you do it for free?

No, turn this around. Everyone needs a way to pay the bills. But there are lots of ways to pay them. Lots of different jobs.

Would you rather work at a job where you’re happy or where you’re miserable?

A lot of people find their jobs easier if they’re on friendly terms with their coworkers.

Please note, this is not the same as being close friends with your coworkers.

A lie spreads worldwide before the truth contradicting it can be typed, unfortunately.