Sure. But it's also a matter of attitude. If you don't even try because "that looks like work and I'm not paid enough for this" you won't even know what is hold

Sure. But it's also a matter of attitude. If you don't even try because "that looks like work and I'm not paid enough for this" you won't even know what is holding you back. It could be that you need mentors, it could need that you just need to read or watch videos or practice. That said, it's perfectly fine to just do your job and not like it. All I'm saying is that you shouldn't conclude that working more necessary means that you're giving away your time for free to your employer. Often you can get something in return, if you make sure you pick the right kind of extra work.