I am seriously asking this question, how do you work less In office, when you know you can do your work sorta easily, but you also know that whatever work you are doing is senior level work, ie not your pay scale? 🤡 I it just me or am I making sense??
Work how much you want, but talk about it more. Be vocal. You get noticed and pay scale + designation matches up 💪
Yea, but at the end of the day I wanna make some time for self-study*, I have time at the end of day, but my brain is all fried up
Also i really agree on being more vocal, like how on earth are people gonna know you work a lot just because I sit and code?? And not talk about it, apparently coding is not enough, talking about what and how you have done Is also pretty imp
Step 0: Stop giving a fuck about your job. You can coast to a good position without having to work all that hard. Maybe you'll not become a CEO or whatever.
1/ Have a social life in office. People should be coming by your desk to say hello all the time. 2/ Go for 3-4 chai, smoking and walking breaks. 3/ Watch YT / Reels / Reddit / X / games / Music / Audiobooks on your phone or laptop 4/ Do any fucking thing else than be a corporate slave.
Trust me, giving no fucks about job is actually so peaceful and can actually work more productively, and yea, gotta have a social life in office 🤡
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