There is no good company. There is only your skill and how much you improve it.

If there are bad companies, there are good ones too.

There are no perfect companies but there are good ones.

There were good companies, at least before lockdown - I worked at one which had a top-notch canteen, good workload, got to apply my skills while listening to whatever music I wanted.

Then lockdown happened and all of that ended. Now I'm just looking for a programming job that allows me a life outside of work. At least many that don't do this have the decency to say so - they seem quite proud of it.

“Good” is subjective, if you have unreleastic expectations then sure - there’s probably no “good” company.

I worked for a good company once.
It was nice.

It wasn’t perfect, but it was nice.

My experience with companies has always been trial and error. Although I can say that all the startups I’ve worked at were really not great in terms of workloads and of people and their attitudes.

To be fair there are no "companies" — there are people who unite and put their effort into building things and improving skills

@Khazbs hahaha, joke's on corporate hell

@vintprox If not, then fuck those people and un-brew their goddamn coffee: https://coub.com/view/38znts

@Khazbs lol that’s hilarious 😂