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Leaving big tech: the difficult part is identity, not money

0:46Marco Montemagno · YouTubeIn Italian
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Montemagno reflects on the connection between identity and a professional role. Changing jobs or selling a company can remove the reference points through which someone defined themselves, even when the change looks successful. In his view, even a negative workplace can still provide a social and cultural role that is difficult to leave behind.

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  • An identity closely tied to work can become fragile when that role changes.
  • Selling a startup can look successful while bringing a loss of reference points, according to Montemagno.
  • Even a role in a negative workplace can provide social and cultural recognition.
Open the source: Lasciare la big tech: il difficile non sono i soldi, è l'identità #shorts

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