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You're gonna be very disappointed in the workplace if you expect a raise every time you're just doing your job.
by user5994461 8y ago
You're gonna be very disappointed in the workplace if you expect a raise every time you're just doing your job.
- quickthrower2 8y agoIf he was just doing his job the implication is that no one else was doing theirs at the same company.
- user5994461 8y agoDon't you think it's far fetched to say that every single developer at the company is useless because they didn't look into ant build settings?
- quickthrower2 8y agoI’m playing devils advocate, but the point is he used initiative. He wasn’t asked to improve the build, he was curious and found a solution. Is that worth a raise? Probably not on it’s own but I was saying it’s a good time to ask for one if you are secretly thinking you should get one as you have a good good forward. On a meta level a company that doesn’t taskmaster or track everyone’s time usage will get this kind of result from time to time. Curious professional just making things better. Continuous improvement.
- gregmac 8y agoAnd what about all the times someone looks into something like this but finds no way to improve things -- is that doing their job or wasting time?
- TheOtherHobbes 8y agoUnless you're the CEO.