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Your [sic] okay with sometimes not getting the credit you deserve because you know most people just aren’t capable of seeing what you do. Your contribution is l
by lemming 16y ago
Your [sic] okay with sometimes not getting the credit you deserve because you know most people just aren’t capable of seeing what you do. Your contribution is less visible because you’re constantly playing defense, fixing problems before they happen.
I'm ok with a lot of people not giving me credit because I know I do a good job. But it's important that some people value what I do. For example, am I going to be paid more or less than a salesman? Is that role really seen from within the company as the mission-critical everything-depends-on-you role you're painting, or is winning new clients considered more important? Is that reflected in remuneration?
Also, please spell and grammar check your job postings. I do so for my CV.
- wyclif 16y agoI agree. The spelling and grammar errors are flags that this was written by someone who does not pay attention to detail. Someone who does not pay sufficient attention to detail has no business making the kinds of demands made in that job post.