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> you're being paid for a certain amount of access to your brain. I understand what you are trying to say, but if this would be true, I should be paid for a lo
by kornakiewicz 9y ago
> you're being paid for a certain amount of access to your brain.
I understand what you are trying to say, but if this would be true, I should be paid for a lot, a lot of overtime. When I left the office, my brain still process some job-related topics. I catch myself thinking about some work issues on weekends, evenings and holidays.
Some of the best ideas for work problems I hadn't had in the office.
- settsu 9y agoConceptually, I think that's one of the primary reasons for a salaried, full-time, permanent employee (in "knowledge"-type roles.) Of course there is still have hourly pay based work but, in principle, those would be for specific tasks or specialties not routinely needed. Yes, I realize these are idealized, but the occurrence of misuse doesn't negate the point. That said, idealizing may be an unfortunately common affliction I suffer from...