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> Then you can pay me for the answer. But what if the employer does pay you correctly for your results? So correctly that you are actually willing to do it?
by minipci1321 10y ago
> Then you can pay me for the answer.
But what if the employer does pay you correctly for your results? So correctly that you are actually willing to do it?
- ryanbrunner 10y agoThat doesn't describe the vast majority of employees of a company. People are paid for time spent (with some degree of flexibility), whether you're salaried or hourly. If you don't think that's true, try fulfilling your duties through a marathon session on Monday one week and don't come in the rest of the week. Even employers who claim to be "results-driven" will view that as evidence of you being under-utilized and increase your workload.