To survive in this world, we need money. And unless we’re lucky enough to have a fortune sitting in the bank, that usually means having some kind of job. But no matter how much you love what you do or how rewarding your profession might be, earning a living under capitalism can be downright exhausting.
So we’ve gathered a collection of anti-work posts from the subreddit r/WeirdCareers that put into words what so many of us find frustrating about the way things are. Scroll down to see if you agree with them and upvote your favorites.
#81 Very True, Sometimes High Performers Are Not Team Players And To Protect The Team And Culture, Some Hard Decisions Have To Be Taken

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#82 Some You Say???? Let's Be Honest, The Majority Operate Like This

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#91 Someone Put In Their Two Weeks And Started Putting "Help Yourself" Post-Its On Other People's Fridge Food

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#93 The Biggest Compliment You Can Receive As An Adult Is “Do You Even Work?”

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#94 Companies Prioritize Their Bottom Line Over Individual Employees

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