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I was literally in the same position you were a year ago, i may even have the rants to prove it, my advice is if you dont think you can swing it, get out, and dont feel bad about it either, if they wont recognize your worth now they only will when you leave. But by then they wont deserve to have you around after not valueing you properly
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@DeadInside take the advice I won't follow. Get out when you can, look for another job.
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@gitblame @diegochaves my company isn't a great business, but our client wasn't bad, just were unlucky to choose us
I can't deal with another week of this.
Just came out of a car crash of a meeting, client expected a finished product, ready to sign off, but got a product that has so far to go.
I am a junior developer, paid junior salary, 1 and a bit years out of uni, and I am basically "lead" of a project that is way above my level of pay, I have been for a year (yes so fresh out of uni I was given this). Clients basically want out now, they reckon it's going to die. We have another week to push it, I have pulled 12 hour days without overtime. We have one other developer outsourced, plus a part time front end guy (who I trained).
I want out so bad, but if I walk, my company will be screwed and their company will be screwed.
Morally, I don't want to do that. But I can't see this ending well.
Fuck it.
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