Arelor wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

To be honest, one should take advantage of the years in which one is
young and able-bodied to work hard and make money, so then he can relax
in his mid 40s when he goes fat and his joints rust :-)

Career building is jump-started by those years - being in before the
boss, out after he leaves, networking with people inside and outside
your company, and performing.

I like working remotely, but if I were in my 20s, I'd insist on working
in the office in order to make those connections. Whether or not the
company states it, no remote worker will get promoted moving forward.
Hell, Dell already said the quiet part out loud.


... Always the first steps
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