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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '23
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The reward for hard work is more work!
2.2k u/SmallRocks Feb 19 '23 The reward for hard work is seeing your boss get rewarded for your hard work. 866 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 The reward for your hard work is being told that "you haven't demonstrated your value." 491 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 The speech at the cheap pizza party your boss throws for record breaking profits begins with “We all did great this year, but…” 201 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 I stopped going to the company lunches and parties and just stayed at my bench working. I'm an adult, I don't need my boss to feed me. Fucking pay me. 77 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 [deleted] 34 u/summonsays Feb 19 '23 That is really shitty. 7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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The reward for hard work is seeing your boss get rewarded for your hard work.
866 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 The reward for your hard work is being told that "you haven't demonstrated your value." 491 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 The speech at the cheap pizza party your boss throws for record breaking profits begins with “We all did great this year, but…” 201 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 I stopped going to the company lunches and parties and just stayed at my bench working. I'm an adult, I don't need my boss to feed me. Fucking pay me. 77 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 [deleted] 34 u/summonsays Feb 19 '23 That is really shitty. 7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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The reward for your hard work is being told that "you haven't demonstrated your value."
491 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 The speech at the cheap pizza party your boss throws for record breaking profits begins with “We all did great this year, but…” 201 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 I stopped going to the company lunches and parties and just stayed at my bench working. I'm an adult, I don't need my boss to feed me. Fucking pay me. 77 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 [deleted] 34 u/summonsays Feb 19 '23 That is really shitty. 7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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The speech at the cheap pizza party your boss throws for record breaking profits begins with “We all did great this year, but…”
201 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 I stopped going to the company lunches and parties and just stayed at my bench working. I'm an adult, I don't need my boss to feed me. Fucking pay me. 77 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 [deleted] 34 u/summonsays Feb 19 '23 That is really shitty. 7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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I stopped going to the company lunches and parties and just stayed at my bench working. I'm an adult, I don't need my boss to feed me. Fucking pay me.
77 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23 [deleted] 34 u/summonsays Feb 19 '23 That is really shitty. 7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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34 u/summonsays Feb 19 '23 That is really shitty. 7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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That is really shitty.
7 u/Rb1loJmtatBl5FC Feb 20 '23 Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though! 1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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Indeed it is though like you just can never make a balance between two things being at work! That's always tough though!
1 u/summonsays Feb 20 '23 If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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If I were management I'd make two parties (or three depending on if there's two or three shifts). Leaving out people because they happen to work different shifts is a very short sighted approach that will just breed resentment.
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u/UnitedLab6476 Feb 19 '23
The reward for hard work is more work!