LINKEDIN TENTOU GOURMETIZAR O BURNOUT DE NOVO ?
In this video, I react to a controversial post circulating in the tech ecosystem: the idea that "good work is rewarded with more work." Is getting more demands and strategic problems really the way to accelerate a programmer's career, or are we just gourmetizing exploitation in the corporate environment? Let's analyze this "LinkedIn" mindset, discuss the limits between professional growth and burnout, and why being the "fixer" of the squad can be a dangerous trap if there is no recognition and clear boundaries. If you are a developer, senior, mid-level, or junior, and have ever felt that your productivity was "rewarded" with an endless list of tasks, this video is for you! TERABYTE: https://www.terabyteshop.com.br/?utm_... COUPON: MANODEYVIN LIVE STREAM CHANNEL: / @manodeyvin Other links: https://chorume.dev
Was I refuted? Reacting to Deborah's response about the controversy.
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He gave up profit to deliver value!
A VIDA DE LUXO DO (suposto) DONO DO JOGO DO TIGRINHO
He threw his IT CAREER in the trash! Be careful not to make the same mistakes…
CEO FIRED THE ENTIRE HR DEPARTMENT FOR THESE REASONS!
A geração Z vai destruir o capitalismo?
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Running Linux on PlayStation 2! (It ran smoothly!)
The End of the Laid-Back Youngster in IT?
The most complacent developer you'll see today.
Percebi o ataque em tempo real, com a câmera ligada
I was embarrassed in the interview because I didn't know the framework of the fad
The IT cutoff score surpassed Medicine.
The legal blow that Big Tech dealt to Open Source.
Reacting to Shipping a button
Overengineering in real life
