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[unbibium]

Who here has honor?

I think the main reason I value my job isn't the stability or the money -- rather, it's some misplaced sense of loyalty.

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[urbeatle.livejournal.com]

loyalty, or integrity?

I work hard at my current job, trying to meet their requirements even though my assignment ends in two and a half months, mainly because I have this self-image of myself... I want to remain loyal to that image. I have no loyalty to the company; I refuse to be loyal to fictitious entities, and I am only loyal to people when they've *earned* my loyalty.

so, are you really loyal to the company, or do you just want to think of yourself as a hard worker and man of your word?

[jecook]

I am making the best effort to be loyal to my ideals as well.

[vyus.livejournal.com]

or just using loyalty as an excuse to stay with the status quo?

it takes a certain amount of courage to actively engage the unknown. i took six years trying to break out of my old company. too long.

i didn't have the resume or interview skills that i do now, tho. so if you want a second opinion there, you can always ask.

[doubleonad.livejournal.com]

That's probably about where I am right now. I really need to evaluate my situation and decide whether I should find something else.