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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You sound OCD about your daily routine and stuff and you are probably on the autism spectrum if you exhibit such resistance to change and such apparently willful misunderstanding of other people's lives. What you describe about your daily life is NOT NORMAL. I'm telling you in case you hadn't realized. None of these things will help you with career advancement in a field where social skills are important. You will plateau at a level where your technical skills, expertise and productivity are valued, but below the level where you are required to make social connections and valuable client engagement. I've seen it all before. [/quote] This. The lifestyle behaviors you've described and the way that you're arguing back at everyone on this thread demonstrates that you're not able/willing to "read the room" or fit in socially with the leadership. [/quote]
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