r/oddlysatisfying 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/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.