Has your friend changed her mind about Trump or is now just blaming Biden for Trump having to these things that impacts her?

If you're still learning or giving opportunities to learn new things, stick it out. If you're stagnating and not allowed to learn new things, it's time to leave.

For the first 10 years or so, this is relevant. After that you can figure out what you really want to do.

Yes, the old rule is you are either earning or learning, if you are not doing either you should be out.

Early career pick learning and exposure to different technologies, processes, and company organizations.

That being said, this job market is pretty bad for the youngins so unless you are top 1% of noobs I would say focusing on stability and learning would be my north stars in the next 3 years.

I've argued the same for 30+ years. Having some slack is healthy so that teams can be simultaneously proactive and reactive to issues. Even the best athletes do not train or compete 24/7.

The West thinks that making things difficult ends with subservience, meanwhile the East just sees it as a challenge to solve.

Good enough for a relaxing sh*t break.

The fall of an empire in real-time.

The 3 generation cycle has proven to be true in the past but families are smarter today.

Occam's Razor ... it's the simplest explanation isn't it?

Just one more step Mark, one more step needed.

Or it's all just the "Big Penis Strategy"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuEKb9Ktqhc&pp=ygUgc291dGggc...