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Originally Posted by Z
I like the company I work for, I've worked there since 2016 and started my 3rd role in the company at the start of this year, so averaging 3 years per role which I think says a lot about it being a place to stick around in. The pension arrangement isn't great but they upped their contributions after I'd reached 5 years of service, it'll happen again when I get to 10...
It's all desk based stuff though so it can be boring when you aren't kept busy, I find it goes from full on deadline pressure to thumb twiddling quite rapidly. I don't complain though, as long as nobody snitches on me for looking at my phone when it's quiet... haha.
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That's why you negotiate for a hybrid office and spend the quiet days "working" from home
. People will argue that you won't progress because you're not working to the bone every day but it's simply not true, any half decent organisation is going to judge you on the quality of your work not flat "work hours spent". You can't apply the mindset of manual labour to a modern office-based role.