Re: [ir]regularly scheduled Exegetics nostalgia

Date: 2004-03-26 08:41 pm (UTC)
jazzfish: Jazz Fish: beret, sunglasses, saxophone (0)
From: [personal profile] jazzfish
When I start thinking about why I cared I start getting bitter. At Exegetics there were several people who wanted a different ending but were squashed from On High. At Syncad people wanted to be seen as caring about the quality of the software without actually having to care about it. This isn't so different from On High's attitude at Exegetics, it's just wearing a different suit.

Nothing-- and I do mean nothing-- kills my enthusiasm faster than the realisation that No One Cares. I find this to be bad for my soul. So, I focus on the "and then we all got shafted due to our small-minded boss" part of the story.
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