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> If you perform well enough that your boss doesn't notice, clearly it's providing the value you're getting paid for it? Let's assume the goal of capitalism is
by slibhb 3y ago
> If you perform well enough that your boss doesn't notice, clearly it's providing the value you're getting paid for it?
Let's assume the goal of capitalism is economic growth. The fact that you can hold two jobs while doing no work is not evidence that your actions are helping either of your companies, or the economy, grow.
- dns_snek 3y agoIf those companies are unaware of how much work their (salaried) employees are capable of doing, they're by definition inefficient and deserve to get replaced by more competent competitors. That's the system working exactly as designed. The employee working two jobs is doing something equivalent to price discovery.