I worked for a company I was uneasy about the hidden charges and questionable billing. I'm currently working for a company that treats employees like disposable objects. I know that we are all essentially replaceable but no need to tells us daily that automation is coming and we can be outsourced to Costa Rica. If someone does lose his job, there was absolutely nothing I could do. The line is always "the policy of the company is....". We were hourly workers but we had metrics that were almost impossible to keep. Every once in a while some person we never heard of would send an email telling us that our numbers are this. But no advice on how to improve. Only to improve or find the door. I absolutely hate working for my current company. It makes me sick to my stomach. My co-workers and my direct manager are nice but the job itself is giving me an ulcer. I have only eaten once since Wednesday. I have slept maybe 12 hours in that time. I just lay in bed and count the minutes until I have to go back. Then I hear about budget cuts everywhere and companies becoming "lean" (doing less with more) and workers losing benefits or being de-classified from employees to contractors. Even privatizing services that were once and probably should remain public. Or outsourcing for much cheaper labor. Is this what jobs are going to be like from now on? Being treated like a garbage or expected to reach unattainable goals? How can I find a job that doesn't make me feel ill? I am about to have a degree in accounting.
Great video Bryan, Darren Hardy shares a similar idea in his book The Compound Effect. He says that elephants don't bite, or else, the actions that have a negative impact in our life are the small ones that we unconsciously take everyday.
you need to market your channel better brother. do a review of a gary vee book do an interview with him if you can. your channel deserves more traffic.
thanks Brian & your team! :-) ... this is an example why your program is called +1 ... Einstein called Compound Interest the 8th Wonder of the World ... and this explains the Matthew Effect -- why those Who Have More Get More ! cheers :-)
It doesn't demolish the point of the video, but apparently Brailsford also optimized the performance enhancing drugs: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Brailsford
I worked for a company I was uneasy about the hidden charges and questionable billing.
I'm currently working for a company that treats employees like disposable objects. I know that we are all essentially replaceable but no need to tells us daily that automation is coming and we can be outsourced to Costa Rica. If someone does lose his job, there was absolutely nothing I could do. The line is always "the policy of the company is....". We were hourly workers but we had metrics that were almost impossible to keep. Every once in a while some person we never heard of would send an email telling us that our numbers are this. But no advice on how to improve. Only to improve or find the door.
I absolutely hate working for my current company. It makes me sick to my stomach. My co-workers and my direct manager are nice but the job itself is giving me an ulcer. I have only eaten once since Wednesday. I have slept maybe 12 hours in that time. I just lay in bed and count the minutes until I have to go back.
Then I hear about budget cuts everywhere and companies becoming "lean" (doing less with more) and workers losing benefits or being de-classified from employees to contractors. Even privatizing services that were once and probably should remain public. Or outsourcing for much cheaper labor.
Is this what jobs are going to be like from now on? Being treated like a garbage or expected to reach unattainable goals?
How can I find a job that doesn't make me feel ill?
I am about to have a degree in accounting.
Great video Bryan, Darren Hardy shares a similar idea in his book The Compound Effect. He says that elephants don't bite, or else, the actions that have a negative impact in our life are the small ones that we unconsciously take everyday.
Slight Edge/Compound Effect
your video clips are real treasure
you need to market your channel better brother. do a review of a gary vee book do an interview with him if you can. your channel deserves more traffic.
thanks Brian & your team! :-) ... this is an example why your program is called +1 ...
Einstein called Compound Interest the 8th Wonder of the World ... and this explains the Matthew Effect -- why those Who Have More Get More ! cheers :-)
Atomic Habits-- James Clear / Power of compounding- Darren Hardy......refer these books for more in details.....
It doesn't demolish the point of the video, but apparently Brailsford also optimized the performance enhancing drugs: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Brailsford
youre dope