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Last night, through several events and conversations, I realized that I would now pretty much do anything for money. Comparing this attitude to when I was kicked into the real world right after college, it is somewhat an incredible shift. I think getting more involved in business has made that transition happen. My perceived scrupples on what I will and won’t do professionally, either regarding technology that I don’t specifically like or design work I don’t particularly care to do, have changed. Now, I’ll do the job anyway you like.
Just give me the money.
It makes me sad that I kind of feel like I lost my principles from bygone youth. However, I have to question if were they stupid principles from the start?
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Sep 18, 11:52 AM
Again, we find ourselves on the same wave. It seems unrelenting compromise, and subsequent weakening of the work, is my day-to-day routine and that it has been for years. And I’m like, “WTF, why am I involved in this conspiracy of mediocrity?” For the money!