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Anniversary

Just hit 20 years. And in those 20 years my supervisors have never done anything for any of my milestone anniversaries.


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Post ID: @OP+1kzaj6xxs

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He will do it, just wait until you are 50 years old.

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Post ID: @p0+1kzaj6xxs

$1250 and $400 gift card oh and an extra week vacation. Go out and spend the 1250 at a local bar!

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Post ID: @js+1kzaj6xxs

@cx This has nothing to do with age and everything to do with what they pay you.

ICs with 10+ years exp are pulling in well above $250k annually to do…well, nobody knows, exactly.

I know it really bruises your egos that someone in the third world can do your job for a fraction of the cost (especially when they have darker skin), but that’s the reality. If you’re really that good, you should have no trouble finding another job that pays better. So, go f’n do it.

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Post ID: @dt+1kzaj6xxs

@ce So in other words I’m right and I pinched a nerve. Good.

I guess you’re another one of these people who “likes the work” and totally isn’t showing up for the money…BS.

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Post ID: @ds+1kzaj6xxs

"Those lines saying "After 20+ years with company X ... blah blah blah" might become rarer and rarer as we approach the end of the decade. Think of it: how many of your colleagues or peers have kept their job at the same company for at least 5 years? Let's not even talk about 10+ years."

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Post ID: @d4+1kzaj6xxs

20 years….

Your insecure younger boss will probably feel threatened by the fact that you know more than them.

In response it is more than likely that your rankings will begin to fall. It’s a natural progression so they can NSI you for no reason whatsoever after you eclipse the age of 50.

You will be nice and disgruntled at 55, accepting whatever offer you can get to hit the road.

The future is so bright you have to wear shades.

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Post ID: @cx+1kzaj6xxs

@ba
Happy anniversary? No, get back to work

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Post ID: @cg+1kzaj6xxs

@cd Ah you forgot to copy paste the whole thing from your copilot

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Post ID: @cf+1kzaj6xxs

' @OP So that means you have a net worth somewhere between $1.5M and $6M and can easily and comfortably retire.

Why not do that instead of coming in here and whining about your boss, as if you were any better or would do anything differently? Just move TF on if it’s really that bad.'

if you could tap my sack the way you do those keys.................I would bust like you mom at a roadside rest stop...

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Post ID: @ce+1kzaj6xxs

@OP So that means you have a net worth somewhere between $1.5M and $6M and can easily and comfortably retire.

Why not do that instead of coming in here and whining about your boss, as if you were any better or would do anything differently? Just move TF on if it’s really that bad.

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Post ID: @cd+1kzaj6xxs

If you want something and this is important to you, plan it. Invite coworkers and people you like.

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Post ID: @cc+1kzaj6xxs

At least you made it to 20 years

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Post ID: @c6+1kzaj6xxs

You get an allowance to plan a celebration. But the general planning is your responsibility. We don’t have a ton of admins and party planners out there to do it for you.

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Post ID: @bc+1kzaj6xxs

Happy anniversary! No get back to work

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Post ID: @ba+1kzaj6xxs

It took you 20 years to realize the company doesn't give a rat's @$$ about you? Hard work and loyalty amount to nothing. You are working for the benefit of shareholders, nothing more...nothing less.

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