> That's not a meaningful difference from the employee's perspective. Perhaps for certain types of employees. I know that if the cost of my mistake is much hi

> That's not a meaningful difference from the employee's perspective. Perhaps for certain types of employees. I know that if the cost of my mistake is much higher then the level of preparation and study I'm going to do before committing to action is going to be greater. I guess some people just can't be made to work that way. > the worst that they can do is fire you If I lose a job in a kitchen, I can find work tomorrow, if I lose a job in construction, it's going to be harder to replace that salary. The zero sum analysis doesn't really work here.