/r9k/ - Having a job like mine where I literally do nothin - ROBOT9001

Anonymous

10/22/25(Wed)17:29:28 No.82885318

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Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:29:28 No.82885318 Archived

Having a job like mine where I literally do nothing (seriously, 8 hours WFM just doing nothing today) sucks. Reason being is because it means I'm not gaining any experience, I'm not learning, and my earning potential isn't going up. If I want to improve my life I have to self study new skills in my own time anyway which is way less valuable to future employers than on the job experience.

It's fucking hell and a huge trap

Anonymous
10/22/25(Wed)17:31:22 No.82885341

Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:31:22 No.82885341

I had a job like that for a while. Started writing movie scripts

Anonymous
10/22/25(Wed)17:32:41 No.82885356

Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:32:41 No.82885356

>>82885318
Most "Work Experience" is empty credentialism so you are in fact "Gaining Experience."

Anonymous
10/22/25(Wed)17:34:02 No.82885368

Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:34:02 No.82885368

>>82885318
>8 hours WFM
Work-From-Mansion

Anonymous
10/22/25(Wed)17:38:47 No.82885423

Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:38:47 No.82885423

>>82885341
Any resources if I'd like to try getting into that

Anonymous
10/22/25(Wed)17:42:35 No.82885471

Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:42:35 No.82885471

>>82885318
what "skills" are you going to learn? are you going to start a business? if not then nothing you teach yourself is of any value to your employer.

Anonymous
10/22/25(Wed)17:49:11 No.82885555

Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:49:11 No.82885555

>>82885471
It's tech if it wasn't obvious. My job may be literally nothing but I'm doing leetcode to at least keep my ability to program active