@Sommer
Sommer Panage
6 years
After working in large and midsize companies, a tiny startup and even as a solo contractor, it seems the top 3 predictors of my work happiness are: 1. how much I like my direct co-workers 2. how much I believe in what we’re building 3. how much I’m trusted to manage my own time
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@MurrayKay2014
Murray David Kay
6 years
@Sommer What is the impact on happiness of how much you like you boss?
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@Sommer
Sommer Panage
6 years
@MurrayKay2014 I consider the boss part of #1 . A difficult boss is definitely tough even if the team is great!
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@Javi
javi
6 years
@Sommer I relate a lot to those 3 things. And they're almost independent from the size of the company.
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@olearydan
𝐃𝐚𝐧 𝐎’𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐲
6 years
@Sommer My first paying job was telemarking. Selling magazines. It was a shit job, for shit pay, with amazing people. By far one of my favorite jobs ever.
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@Sommer
Sommer Panage
6 years
@schwa I’m expensing the best noise canceling headphones money can buy
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@camsoft2000
camsoft2000
6 years
@Sommer This 1000%
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@scottperket
Scott Perket
6 years
@Sommer Agreed, and I tend to think of it as the trifecta of work happiness—gotta love what you're building, who you're building with, and how you're building it (together).
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@jazzychad
Chad Etzel
6 years
@Sommer @alejandrocrosa  is the first company where I’ve ever had all 3, and it really is amazing
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@DoleYoMwana
Po
6 years
@Sommer Your No.3 is my No.1 and the order pretty much remains the same.
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@bludvl82
bludvl82
6 years
@Sommer I agree
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@seanmeador
Sean Meador
6 years
@Sommer Couldn’t agree more! Similar to reasons why I’ve stayed at my gig for so long
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@nadawoud
Nada Yehia Dawoud
6 years
@Sommer @SwiftCairo That’s how I feel too. Couldn’t put it better myself.
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