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Originally Posted by lostinlife365
As long as I am producing what is expected of me, what's the problem?
You think not meeting to talk with boss or other people means doing nothing? Well, seems like you equate meeting with productivity.
Meeting does not mean productivity. Some jobs may not require constant discussion on what to do and how to do them. Some people can meet everyday from 9-to-6 and get nothing decided or done.
Like chefs and hawkers they only take your order and get on with the work. They don't spend hours sitting down with you to discuss how to cook the dishes you order.
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So what sort of special skills sets do you have as "productivity" that can operate as a loner and yet demand someone to pay you a fixed monthly salary? Half of the people out there are introvert, what's the big deal?
And please don't insult chefs. Chefs need a combination of formal education and years of apprenticeships on various parts of the kitchen before they can qualify.
Chefs need to lead the sou chefs, cooks, helpers, coordinate with the servers and restaurant manager, source for ingredients actively and also update the restaurant owners. Those on higher end eateries need to get out of the kitchen frequently and interact with the customers.
Jeez... what world are you living on?
Actually I know what job you can do as a loner, be a security guard (the low end kind) guarding those ulu places at night as a 1-man show. Then you can do the loner thing and minimze working/interacting with someone else. Just don't complain the 1.2k paycheck.