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> First of all, "greater responsibility" is not an advantage, it is a liability you accept in return for other advantages. This is an interesting point. We ten
by Bartweiss 10y ago
> First of all, "greater responsibility" is not an advantage, it is a liability you accept in return for other advantages.
This is an interesting point. We tend to conflate "greater control" with "greater responsibility", but we shouldn't. The first is a benefit, the second is a risk. They often go together, but having had a job with lots of responsibility and no control, they certainly don't have to.