224 karma · joined October 13, 2017
just read the economist or NYT or whatever you like and stfu instead of thinking you're going to somehow to a better job gathering and exploring information than that
When I was broke and had no connections, I was willing to work the way you described.
Now that I have options, I'm not willing to expend that energy when I could save it for gym, girlfriend, self-education after hours, etc.
If I'm broke and need to switch to another industry or you're paying me multiple times my next best offer I'll do that.
Otherwise, no, my manager needs to do his job instead of asking me to do it for him
That said I'm now entering a graduate school and am willing to do that in this context because I'm intrinsically interested in learning the applied math I'll be working on
Software jobs, no
You would probably need to hire people who are interested in running their own business im a few years and mentor them towards that end to get that kind of commitment in my opinion