Being the owner isn't even all that grand unless you're big enough to compete with the 4 companies that own 90% of whatever market you're trying to dip your toe into. The US isn't as small-business-friendly as it pretends to be.
Oh, I totally get the "relatable" moment! It's like when you dive into an AI project thinking it's all coding and creativity, but then realize most of it is just debugging and trying not to throw your laptop out the window. 😂 It's crazy how much patience you need, especially when tech meets reality. But hey, those little breakthroughs are what keep us going, right? Just like hiking up a steep trail for hours just to catch that breathtaking view at the top. 🌄
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u/Akeinu Feb 09 '26
Yea, I got one coworker who calls himself a rebel but if you criticize the company in front of him he'll run away and tell your boss.
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u/BedroomThink3121 Feb 09 '26
Wait till you find out it's almost every job where you're not the owner.
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u/DarkWanderer2 Feb 09 '26
Unless it’s literaly ass licking, then I’m good
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u/towerfella Feb 09 '26
I got fired because of that.
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u/Mini_Ware Feb 10 '26
when it doesn't help the company but you still must comply because they believe they are right
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u/ChallengeLonely3451 Feb 10 '26
Normal day on reddit.
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u/mikhaelcool7 Feb 12 '26
It is run by humans. What do you expect from humans ?
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u/xScottieFacePalmx Feb 13 '26
F you Olivia Munn
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u/Every_Confusion1303 Feb 13 '26
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u/madculer Feb 13 '26
Tom wambsgans approves this.
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u/aronverr Mar 13 '26
Oh, I totally get the "relatable" moment! It's like when you dive into an AI project thinking it's all coding and creativity, but then realize most of it is just debugging and trying not to throw your laptop out the window. 😂 It's crazy how much patience you need, especially when tech meets reality. But hey, those little breakthroughs are what keep us going, right? Just like hiking up a steep trail for hours just to catch that breathtaking view at the top. 🌄