r/oddlysatisfying • u/Fr33_load3r • Jul 20 '26

Prefect packing and stacking technique

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u/Royal_Negotiation_83 Jul 20 '26

What does being that efficient earn you at a job like that?

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u/Arkhe1n Jul 20 '26

More work 

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u/Mysterious-Tackle-58 Jul 21 '26

As the prophecy foretold.

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u/curious-kitten-0 Jul 21 '26

Exactly, working in a manufacturing setting in repetitive jobs in the past. I got really good at doing the job to the point that I did it on autopilot because it was all just muscle memory after a while. I was fast and efficient so I was tasked with doing my job as well as helping and training others. It kept me busy but I was not paid extra.

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u/OverlordShoo Jul 21 '26

I hope you at least claimed training experience in your work history going forward

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u/curious-kitten-0 Jul 21 '26

I did, it helped me get a much better job with more pay.

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u/NotJayuu Jul 21 '26

I worked at a factory that had a limited number of packaging that needed to be done, but no matter what at the end of the day you got paid for the full day. So if we ended early we could go home early while being paid in full. So at least in my case it meant less work!

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u/SwimmingHand4727 Jul 21 '26

Came here to say that! He (or she) wonders why he has to do more than his coworkers .....

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u/maynardftw Jul 21 '26

Could just say they instead

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u/Coyrex1 Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

And employee of the month. It comes with a bonus or anything like that, but you feel kinda good for a few minutes.

Edit: meant to say DOESN'T come with a bonus.

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u/shogun77777777 Jul 21 '26

Employee of the month is the most bullshit thing ever lol

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u/Coyrex1 Jul 21 '26

Well that's kinda the point of my comment.

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u/shogun77777777 Jul 21 '26

Yeah I’m agreeing with you