> even if you enjoy doing unpaid work, you're undermining your colleagues who probably don't Busting my ass in my younger days to make "impossible" deadlines w

> even if you enjoy doing unpaid work, you're undermining your colleagues who probably don't Busting my ass in my younger days to make "impossible" deadlines was far from unpaid work. It was a conscious tradeoff that paid off extremely well in cash and stock, and nobody cared about "undermining" their colleagues who had the exact same opportunities but chose not to chase them. I don't "enjoy doing unpaid work", I "enjoy impressing people who casually throw big bags of money at people who are useful to them."