A real MVP

Nepotism is not all bad if you start them young and put them through the ringer. If my number 2 doesnt give my son the thumbs up he must accept that. No exceptions, no excuses.

I worked as solo designer/documentation creator/consultant liaison/site checks on a 1000m² office. No helpers, no draftsmen, no assistance. +90 hours a week 6am -11pm on most nights for 6 months. Completed the project and got retrenched because the company hadn't organised anothe

From a worker standpoint, i hate these sons with a passion. Experienced it myself. Guy did some work in an adidas shop and then he went to his dads company (software engineering) to help lead some teams. Lol. Everyday he was talking about his expensive leased cars and what not ki

God damn..... Really fell for it a bit.

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All jokes aside, that sort of attitude does really help. My parents didn't help me at all, I worked and struggled my whole life. 54yo now have my own house, have a boat for my kids to ski behind, quad bikes. Doing OK now that my dad died and left me a inheritance.

Plot twist he slept his way to the top.

I saw that coming from a mile away

There, fixed for the guy who thinks that making a presentation is "creating value".

Maybe he's born with it. Maybe it's Maybelline