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Most workers have learned that going above and beyond almost always backfires. Employers don't value long-term employment relationships, so working hard just re
by const_cast 1y ago
Most workers have learned that going above and beyond almost always backfires. Employers don't value long-term employment relationships, so working hard just results in you raising the bar for yourself, with no benefit.
A lot of these people were once starry-eyed highschoolers and college students who got burned too many times. They put in the time, the effort, the blood, sweat and tears, and what did they get? No thank you, just more work. Eventually they can't live up to the standard they themselves set, and they're let go. Meanwhile, bozos show up late and half-ass everything and then that becomes their expectation.
Nobody wants to be Atlas.
- capyba 1y agoDang, feeling this right now. Went above and beyond again and again, for years, barely got a thank you - let alone a raise of any sort. Now I’m completely burnt out and don’t have the energy to even consider my own ideas for my own next move.
- MichaelZuo 1y agoThen why are you still there? People who’ve succeeded in tricking you… likely will do so again in the future. And maybe with even less scruples.
- spwa4 1y agoThat's an easy one - they're still paying ...
- thefringthing 1y ago> They put in the time, the effort, the blood, sweat and tears, and what did they get? No thank you, just more work. Don't be ridiculous. They got a pizza party and $20 gift card to a mall store.