Kinda interesting that a lot of fresh grads are diving straight into free-agenting these days without working at a regular job first. I’m noticing that many lack what we consider basic workplace skills. They are the workforce equivalent of unschooled/homeschooled.
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I’m a decent manager when I’m motivated enough to be. It’s just a lot of thankless work.
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I guess Gen Z won’t even get TPS report jokes. Office Space might have been the last good office movie before offices themselves began vanishing slowly.
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But overall it’s good that everybody is wfh and bringing the office to where free agents are. Hope it partially doesn’t go back. WFH culture can be alt office culture.
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A world where working in offices is a weird single-digit minority thing like farming,... that would be fascinating. Right now farm labor is like 1%. Used to be like 80% a few centuries ago. In 2220, people might pay to work-vacation in a real, organic office
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I remember being amused/entertained by how good you were at managing the large crowd yak collective discord. One might even mistake you for a person who likes doing that stuff
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Semi related - good email is one of the most underrated skills
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It’s pretty much my only skill
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What is a sheepdog email?
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Understand a cultural norms: where flexible/not. Understand direction: what is real/not. Who to pay attention to/ ignore. Who to trust/avoid. Etc.
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