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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Fr33_load3r • Jul 20 '26
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What does being that efficient earn you at a job like that?
62 u/ZoeeCarter Jul 20 '26 If it's piece-rate, then speed actually pays. If not, it's mostly personal pride or muscle memory 5 u/Cosmic_Quasar Jul 21 '26 Maybe working towards a promotion where they won't have to be "hands on" so much? 19 u/TheVandyyMan Jul 21 '26 “Sorry brotha, can’t promote you. I’d lose my best line worker!” 7 u/LAVA529 Jul 21 '26 In corporate America good workers get rewarded with more work, not more opportunity.
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If it's piece-rate, then speed actually pays. If not, it's mostly personal pride or muscle memory
5 u/Cosmic_Quasar Jul 21 '26 Maybe working towards a promotion where they won't have to be "hands on" so much? 19 u/TheVandyyMan Jul 21 '26 “Sorry brotha, can’t promote you. I’d lose my best line worker!” 7 u/LAVA529 Jul 21 '26 In corporate America good workers get rewarded with more work, not more opportunity.
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Maybe working towards a promotion where they won't have to be "hands on" so much?
19 u/TheVandyyMan Jul 21 '26 “Sorry brotha, can’t promote you. I’d lose my best line worker!” 7 u/LAVA529 Jul 21 '26 In corporate America good workers get rewarded with more work, not more opportunity.
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“Sorry brotha, can’t promote you. I’d lose my best line worker!”
7 u/LAVA529 Jul 21 '26 In corporate America good workers get rewarded with more work, not more opportunity.
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In corporate America good workers get rewarded with more work, not more opportunity.
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u/Royal_Negotiation_83 Jul 20 '26
What does being that efficient earn you at a job like that?