What makes you want to throw up at work?

There are many things I want to vomit in the workplace:

First, no promotion and no salary increase.

When I first joined the company, the boss was full of hype, how good the company's development prospects are, how great the future will be, and the future of joining the company is limitless. There will be a promotion and salary increase in the future, and then there will be no future. There is no promotion, let alone a raise.

Second, endless meetings.

During the day, it is basically a meeting to discuss the requirements, and then it has to cooperate with the front-end debugging and is constantly interrupted. I have to attend several meetings from time to time. For meetings that are not very important, you will write code with a notebook. Sometimes you will find that the development has just begun after work, and you can finally code with peace of mind after work.

Third, compulsory overtime.

Probably programmers in small companies are not programmers. I'll give you a break every five minutes. The front-end and back-end servers and computers are broken, so I'll ask you to fix them. I will also find the software installation. If I can't hear you, I will also look for headphones. Do you really think this is it? Every system user asks you all kinds of questions you don't need. Only when everyone is off work can you have time to write code.

It can be said that migrant workers have tried their best to make a living. A qualified migrant worker must get up at six or seven every morning, catch the first bus or subway, and commute to work in the city center 1 hour or more, rain or shine.

Go to perfunctory stomach at noon. After 9 pm, the subway station is still very crowded, like a sardine can. Lisa works overtime occasionally. When she dragged her heavy body into the subway station, she found people working overtime all around. At that moment, she felt a little comforted and more sad.

People who work hard for their livelihood dream that their work can be easier and they have no time to be melodramatic and think about the meaning of life.