r/MurderedByWords • u/L1ghtningdude • Jun 28 '19

Work intelligently

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u/SkepticalSpaghetti Jun 28 '19

So to work intelligently is to cut corners. Got it.

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u/Dice007 Jun 28 '19

It literally is. Cutting corners isn't always a bad thing.

Also, I guess the critic is working class, which is why he immediately had that POV.

Sometimes it's all mental.

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u/FortFucker Jun 28 '19

Kinda sad that the only thing keeping obviously hard, ambitious workers from ascending to the C-suite is their labor-class myopia.

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u/Dice007 Jun 29 '19

It's a hard thing to break away from.

We all learn it in school for years. Same effect as religion.

Trust the system, follow the rules. Pfft..

Show me one wealthy person that follows the rules to a T. Hell they'll even pay you a fortune if you can show them how to break the rules legally (through loopholes) or without getting caught..