no, your career path can be public unless you're James Bourne.
Special agents can still share what they do with their co-workers. But there are certain risks such as your co-worker being a spy.
And, we build our ego around our salary and bonuses. Exposing those numbers is quite embarrassing. And, knowing my salary is none of your business. You can tell me yours, I'd retweet it.
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asking what you make is like asking how often you get laid. and whom.
> asking what you make is like asking how often you get laid. and whom.
Yes, as long as you consider your career to be an extension of your penis.
This does seem to be a popular point of view in English-speaking countries.
no, your career path can be public unless you're James Bourne.
Special agents can still share what they do with their co-workers. But there are certain risks such as your co-worker being a spy.
And, we build our ego around our salary and bonuses. Exposing those numbers is quite embarrassing. And, knowing my salary is none of your business. You can tell me yours, I'd retweet it.