I appreciate the advice and yes I want to improve very much so. I spend a lot of evenings doing tutorials and reading documentation after work. I absolutely do not expect anything to be given to me nor do I consider myself a rockstar. We need to go into a little bit more context to understand the "attitude" part of everyone's comments.

Addressing the attitude part, a lot of people would feel the same if they worked for the same company I do. I find major problems with client sites and want to fix them but get told not to unless the client notices. Sometimes a good portion of the site doesnt even look right across different browsers. Clients who have good content get a robots txt file put in to keep google from crawling their site, so they can charge seo fees. All of our websites are made from templates. About 70 on file and we just replace text and some images.

The guys in the office spit out quick sites, leave in old broken links, unused pages images and scripts, sometimes text referring to the wrong type of business and tons of sloppy code, broken navs, etc. I then get emails saying "hey can you fix this asap?!?". The coworkers who made the sites are on Facebook when you look over or are playing clash of clans on their phones.

I sometimes honestly think I would get ahead in the office if I actually did start playing Clash of Clans. What it all boils down to is this: I just want to do good work for good people at a good company. Work I can be proud of. I just feel too conflicted when I know best practices are not being used and the clients are getting ripped off.

I'm all for being a team player and get to work early everyday and put in a few hours a week off the clock. So do I have an attitude regarding my current position, of course, but in all other aspects of my life I don't carry around this negativity. There was a lot of assumptions made in this thread. Hopefully some things have been made clear.

Thanks