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I think it's more about not being recognized for the amount of work that one puts, not necessarily the absolute (or relative) pay. How many times I've worked a
by afpx 4y ago
I think it's more about not being recognized for the amount of work that one puts, not necessarily the absolute (or relative) pay.
How many times I've worked all-nighters to build core parts of a system, only to see the guy who talks the loudest in meetings get promoted.