I Hate Corporate America
Rant
The longer I'm in corporate America - and the longer I homelab and listen to podcasts - a cliché truth becomes more and more apparent to me, which is a lot of people are full of bullshit, and a lot of initiatives are built on nothing, and a lot of people feel the need to be/feel important.
That makes it hard to do things and find things that are actually valuable.
So, for this rant to be healthy I suppose I'll muse for a little while on finding things of value in these contexts that suck.
I want to be thankful for finding things that matter when I'm forced to participate in contexts that I think are stupid.
Redemption
So what good has come? The first is financial blessing - I hate that money runs the worls, but God has given me a skill-set where the work does afford a moderately comfortable life.
I've met some good friends of faith through the machine that is corporate America, and the friendships are a source of regular encouragement via The Boys Chat.
I've also met a couple friends of tech (so to speak) and through those friendships I've discovered fun hobbies which have affected my family life and home in very positive ways.
Ending the rant
There can be good redeeming things anywhere, and it's kind of a meme to hate corporate America this much, but I really do and I look forward to Heaven coming to Earth fully. Until then, gratitude is a good daily practice