He's not wrong tbh

Lately, seeing many posts on Grapevine around work being transactional. Something where you put in X hours and get paid Y. It can possibly mean a combination of two things: 1. They're not emotionally vested in the work they do everyday. Perhaps, something else interests them more. 2. They're several degrees of connection away from the impact they make. Imagine a Backend Engineer, who corresponds with their EM who in-turn corresponds to the Product team who in turn talk with the users. Essentially, the backend engineer is 2 degrees away from the users. In most large organisations you can be 5+ degrees of connection away from the people you impact. Hence, they feel that the work they do is not purposeful enough. What do you all think about this? Do you find your work purposeful?

Imagine getting laid off and being subjected to a free financial planning lesson regurgitated over multiple clout-chasing accounts. If they really care enough, why not use that clout to refer folks in need of jobs?

He kind of speaks my language My ideas and opinions in life (which get a lot of flak from family friends and Grapevine too) My YouTube is filled with his podcasts/talks (own or others) And everyday I'm finding newer things in which we are alike Anyone knows him here - directly or indirectly? High chances this is all PR and he is different in real life, but let's not overthink and break heart already

https://twitter.com/viraj_sheth/status/1773652122912858224?t=nsOwYOmhxoE6Re7APFciuQ&s=19