No. Profit sharing gives you money based on the overall profitability of the company. However, even if your contribution is enormous, it's unlikely to make more

No. Profit sharing gives you money based on the overall profitability of the company. However, even if your contribution is enormous, it's unlikely to make more than a barely perceptible change to the overall profitability of the company, meaning the impact on your own pay will be tiny. Profit sharing works by trying to make employees feel connected to the success of the business, but they don't make sense based on any kind of effort/impact/reward calculus.