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There's this concept of quiet quitting where people are coming to work and they're just

doing the minimum, doing their hours, doing their job, not volunteering or raising their hands are going and that's it.

And it raises the question, is that bad? You know? And I'm a great believer that it's all about

expectation management, you know? Like I get asked about Amazon a lot, like do I

disagree with how Amazon is run? And my answer is always the same, which is they never lied.

They didn't tell you it's a magical place to work where it's all Kumbaya and we all like, you know, we all hang out with you know,

you know, unicorns every day. It really amazing they're very open about it that it's very

very aggressive and very rough and very competitive and even the people who love it only

last two years because they burn out.

And so because they don't lie, you know what you're going to get if you go work there.

And if you like that kind of culture, then go work there.

If you don't like that kind of culture, then don't work there. But don't

take the job and then say, I didn't know, because you did. Like Apple, you know, people say, well,

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