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Yeah this is the attitude I'm talking about. You go ahead and save 25 cents an hour. I'll get way more done, get stand out more, get promoted faster. In 10 hou
by DoesntMatter22 3y ago
Yeah this is the attitude I'm talking about. You go ahead and save 25 cents an hour. I'll get way more done, get stand out more, get promoted faster.
In 10 hours I can probably close out 7 or maybe more small tickets.
Those colleagues ended up stuck where they were and I ended up making 4x what they were. It's not just because the ID but becauae of mentality that you support.
I don't want a 10 hour break I want to produce the most I can in the hours I have. That allowed me to make enough to retire at 33 with no stock grants.
- deprecative 3y agoDude, I don't care about a promotion. I'll be job hopped in a year or two and making more than the promotion would have netted me and I'll be working 30 hour weeks in this example. We're not paid to be as productive as possible we're paid to deliver code on schedule. As long as I get my tickets taken care of for the sprint that's all I care about. Doing more tickets than necessary is just doing extra work for no benefit. Now, if my employer wants to pay for that tool or hardware or whatever? Sign me up. I'll use it all day.