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You're right. Ideally, people should be rewarded for the actual results they get, not for the amount of work they appear to have put in it. A guy who would on
by bartl 16y ago
You're right. Ideally, people should be rewarded for the actual results they get, not for the amount of work they appear to have put in it.
A guy who would on the surface do very little yet gets excellent results, should be appreciated more than somebody who appears to do a lot of work yet has no end results to brag about.