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Big +1! This is like an employer failing to gauge the number of people needed to do a job, just tell you to do a little extra... Never ever will you get the b
by JAlexoid 4y ago
Big +1!
This is like an employer failing to gauge the number of people needed to do a job, just tell you to do a little extra...
Never ever will you get the benefit of a cut from the cost of the missing people, but your employer WILL get the benefit of delivering something more valuable to the market.