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"You. Here's a reminder for you. Your job is not where you find your family. Make friends, sure. But I advise people to be cautious of work environments that use the terms and language about, quote, family or loyalty and things like that. Look, healthy families don't demand performance and production, or else they kick you out or they don't pay you for your productive contribution to the family. A job is literally an exchange of services for money."
"You. Here's a reminder for you. Your job is not where you find your family. Make friends, sure. But I advise people to be cautious of work environments that use the terms and language about, quote, family or loyalty and things like that. Look, healthy families don't demand performance and production, or else they kick you out or they don't pay you for your productive contribution to the family. A job is literally an exchange of services for money."
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Click here to reply to @BobHutchins
"You. Here's a reminder for you. Your job is not where you find your family. Make friends, sure. But I advise people to be cautious of work environments that use the terms and language about, quote, family or loyalty and things like that. Look, healthy families don't demand performance and production, or else they kick you out or they don't pay you for your productive contribution to the family. A job is literally an exchange of services for money."
"You. Here's a reminder for you. Your job is not where you find your family. Make friends, sure. But I advise people to be cautious of work environments that use the terms and language about, quote, family or loyalty and things like that. Look, healthy families don't demand performance and production, or else they kick you out or they don't pay you for your productive contribution to the family. A job is literally an exchange of services for money."