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When you're in a typical salaried position, it's unlikely that you'll be able to extract more money out of your work proportional to the additional effort you p
by atq2119 3y ago
When you're in a typical salaried position, it's unlikely that you'll be able to extract more money out of your work proportional to the additional effort you put in.
So the question becomes: what else do you get out of it?
Sometimes that can be learning -- maybe go read stuff that's accessible to you but outside of your typical work area -- but in many jobs that's not really possible.
- hourago 3y ago> So the question becomes: what else do you get out of it? You nothing. But John, John gets it as share owner. He wants employees to work longer hours because he gets any benefit of it but the employees pay with their health and personal life the price. Externalization is called.