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I think a general theme in life is that planning (and being able to do the work required of it) gets rewarded much more than how much effort is required to do s
by jaredsohn 13y ago
I think a general theme in life is that planning (and being able to do the work required of it) gets rewarded much more than how much effort is required to do something.
A few more examples of the phenomena:
* Trying to do something physical as an overweight and unfit person vs. someone who has already gotten into shape.
* Finding a job when you have a strong professional network vs. finding a job when you don't.
* Performing some computer operation multiple times manually vs. using/maintaining a script that was already written.
In all of the above cases, you're going to put in more work in the situation that required less planning while getting rewarded less.
- wturner 13y agoThis is obviously a good point. It's also one that is based primarily on personal outlook of the people doing the work. I can see this point segue into a question about education and not the work itself pretty easily. I won't go into that.