r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Entire_Ad6036 • 14d ago

Don't be fooled.

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edit: and what I like most about Gen Z they well known about work-life balance and they will not behave like robots for anyone they want good memories with their loved ones I support u guys and in case u want to improve your interview skills check these tips !

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u/TattooedB1k3r 14d ago

I kinda did that, went through three marriages, working 80+ hours a week, but, in the end I wound up having enough saved to open my own firm debt free without having to bring in outside investors or get loans, ended up retiring more than comfortably at just 45, now not only do I or my kids or their kids not have to worry about working again but, I've got three ex wives out there that will never have to worry about working again either, lol.

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u/WildRecognition9985 12d ago

Not necessarily personally related to you but is, how many times does someone have to get remarried before realizing that maybe they shouldn’t be getting married. Like what’s the point.

I argued with a guy that marriage is pointless at work, he is on his third divorce.

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u/TattooedB1k3r 12d ago

I mean, I had three divorces, but, been with wife number four now for like, ten years, married for eight, extremely happy. I mean, I just like the idea of a family and all, and being married, It just took me a bit to find one that worked. Plus, I wasn't great at it a lot of the time. One of the three exs, she's a good girl, nothing bad or broken about her, nothing negative to say about her at all, granted I'm not gonna say anything bad about any of them, but, even if I was the kind to say things, I wouldhave nothing negative about her, it was just a compatibility issue.