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Job-Switching Isn't a Red Flag. It's How You Find Out Whether You Have the "Unbureaucratic Personality."
Max Weber described what happens to some people inside a large rule-bound structure: they self-rationalize into it, becoming, in his words, a cog in the machinery -- not a flaw, a fit. The real problem was never bureaucracy itself; it's never knowing in advance whether you're one of the people it works for.
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