I agree with your general premise but disagree with the conclusion. I think this gives you an ability to commit to delivering less which results in less delibe

I agree with your general premise but disagree with the conclusion. I think this gives you an ability to commit to delivering less which results in less deliberation outside of your primary work hours. Frankly though, if you love what you do you always take your work home with you (mentally anyway). So at the end of the day, there is no on/off switch for engineers (along with other types of careers) so although engineers are some of the highest paid you want them to be paid higher? I am not saying I would disagree but also not saying I think I am under paid by any stretch of the imagination.