• You get to keep all your current memories and knowledge.
  • Everyone/everything else is a clean slate.
  • You’re starting now (not going back to the past).
  • Kraiden@kbin.social
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    11 months ago

    Demand my wfh arrangement be in writing, rather than just a “gentleman’s agreement”

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    I would not mention as much of my personal life as I did.

    People are going to make decisions based on more than just merit.

    It might not be fair, done consciously, or with malice, but it happens.

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      11 months ago

      I was going to write very much the same thing.

      I’ve given too much information about my health, and now it gets used against me.

      Your employer, managers, supervisors; they’re not you’re friends. You can and should remain friendly to an extent, but be careful what information you give away.

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        11 months ago

        I like that… “Remain friendly, but remember they’re not your friends”.

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    11 months ago

    I wouldn’t have befriended my one coworker so I wouldn’t be so upset when they left

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    11 months ago

    Not have any expectations about excelling in my career, nor any expectations about having support in serving the public, although that is entirely what we do.