When I am a guest at someone's house I always stay and help clean up, and wash dishes. Love to do my share. But it is foolish to be doing janitorial duties at

When I am a guest at someone's house I always stay and help clean up, and wash dishes. Love to do my share. But it is foolish to be doing janitorial duties at work. A situation a few years ago will serve as an example. As an expert, my time was being billed out to clients at $150/hr and I was getting paid $50 of that. The company did not want to hire more engineers so I was working 60-100 billable hours every week, working massive overtime for which I was not paid since developers are "salary". I had not had a Saturday or Sunday off in over a year. On top of all this, the company decided to save money by firing the janitorial service, which was being paid $15 an hour, and whose workers earned minimum wage. It was announced that engineers would take turns vacuuming, taking out the trash, and cleaning dishes and and even cleaning out the fridge. I quit over that. Obviously because I wasn't a team player, right?