People are absolutely right when they try to get the maximum personal profit (e.g. time) for the least resource investment (i.e. working) from a company that em

People are absolutely right when they try to get the maximum personal profit (e.g. time) for the least resource investment (i.e. working) from a company that employs them. It's thinking like a capitalist business, just on a personal level. I don't see an issue with that, on the contrary, it's perfectly acceptable and normal to do this. Be as efficiently lazy as you can for the maximum outcome, like a true capitalist.