train ride home
https://blog.rememberlenny.com/2014/07/08/train-ride-home-4/
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We started off equals, but at some point all the effort I put in started to pay off, and where they stopped improving themselves, I continued, and I got better and better. Where they were afraid to try new things because they would fail, I tried and I got better and knew more, till I was good enough for the job I hold now.
https://blog.rememberlenny.com/2014/07/07/we-started-off-equals-but-at-some-point-all-the/
Working at a large, successful company lets you keep your isolation. If you choose, you can just ignore all the inconvenient facts about the world. You can make decisions based on whatever input you choose. The success or failure of your project in the market is not really that important; what’s important is whether it gets canceled or not, a decision which is at the whim of your boss’s boss’s boss’s boss, who, as your only link to the unpleasantly unpredictable outside world, seems to choose projects quasi-randomly, and certainly without regard to the quality of your contribution.
I can relate to this. (via The Curse of Smart People)
https://blog.rememberlenny.com/2014/07/07/working-at-a-large-successful-company-lets-you/