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No, if coordination is one of the job activities, then it is also part of your job output. If not, then why doing it at all?
by levosmetalo 12y ago
No, if coordination is one of the job activities, then it is also part of your job output. If not, then why doing it at all?
- humanrebar 12y agoAthletes get paid to win games, not practice. A certain amount of practice and study may be necessary for good teamwork, even though it's not the desired output on its own.
- levosmetalo 12y agoAs long as someone pays by the hour, that billable time includes whatever activities are required for work. When company pays me only for the output, then I would be free to work from whatever place during whatever hours as long as I produce the desired output.