Should we acknowledge that networking and office politics matter more than competence for career advancement, or does admitting this reality discourage people from developing actual skills?

Are most people actually stuck in jobs they hate because they've created lifestyles that require their current income, making career changes financially impossible despite claims about "choosing happiness"?

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It's feeling a little like punk hazard right now.

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random recruiter: We think you'd be perfect for this role candidate: fantastic here is my resume

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People are tire of how the current system works. Why is it so hard to get a job? Why is everything so expensive?

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Glad I'm not the only one feeling like this.