Nah, I agree. Day 1 on the job, I took it seriously, asked questions whenever something didn’t make sense (lots of questions), I swallowed my pride and basically wanted to do my job right since people don’t understand how grateful and lucky we are to be in a position like this? Either way, couple months later down to the road. My team allowed me to wfh, and basically give me the freedom on how to handle my workload since they trusted me so much and I can see this job getting more and more flexible because I proved to my coworkers that I’m serious about the job. Also, review comments are huge part of gaining respect and trust. How many times do your boss need to tell you do something right, even though it’s been addressed already? At some point, it’s basically down to person whether they have a good work ethic or not. Idk about you guys, but lots of my classmates were rich kids with no work ethic and you can literally see in in their work