>Being productive is really hard when any value produced immediately and only goes towards lining the pockets of the wealthy. Many people (young and old) don't

>Being productive is really hard when any value produced immediately and only goes towards lining the pockets of the wealthy. Many people (young and old) don't realise that the value of increased productivity goes to themselves first, in the form of extra time. Being unproductive actually means they are wasting their own time, not their employers time. Being productive is the difference between finishing at 5 with an hour of twitter and reddit scattered throughout the day versus finishing at 4 and spending an hour learning a new skill, for example. That being said, if they are working for a place where they care so little about the work itself that they only see it as lining the pockets of the wealthy, they should of course change jobs. Being productive helps with that too.