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You must be an amazing asset to a business.

• willcipriano 4y ago
  As they lower you into the paupers grave I'm sure your boss will deliver a moving eulogy about how you were such a asset to the business and created so much shareholder value.
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• MattPalmer1086 4y ago
  Well, probably more amazing than someone who doesn't see themselves as providing a valuable service to their employer, and is just turning up to collect their paycheck. I am similar, having been a contractor for about a third of my working life. And even when I was permanent I rarely lasted longer than 2 years with a company, due to mergers and redundancies and bad management. I'm currently in a perm role, been here nearly 3 years and quite happy to stay for a bit longer. I've been to a couple of interviews in that time that headhunters put in front of me, but I'm not actively looking. I like my current place, but I'm not married to it.
• Gareth321 4y ago
  Your job is a transaction. You're there for the money, not out of charity. If they won't pay you your market worth, they're taking advantage of you and you should leave.
• physicsguy 4y ago
  Because businesses have treated staff so well over the last few years.
  • mensetmanusman 4y ago
    Businesses are not a monolith…
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• Consultant32452 4y ago
  If you're not on the executive team, or on the fast track to getting there, being called an asset to a business should be considered an insult. Be an asset to your family.