I agree completely. A clean floor is not as valuable as a better floor cleaner.
However, basic chemical safety should be valuable--but at Kroger, it apparently isn't, and this drives me insane.
However, basic chemical safety should be valuable--but at Kroger, it apparently isn't, and this drives me insane.
You have seen hard work paying off. For the level of work that you do. Of course there is no ideal world where a hair cut could be charged the same as surgery. Or someone who write database code, an OS or a search engine algorithm could be charged equally as some one troubleshooting a faulty CD drive in a call center.
What are your contributions? What value are you creating? A clean floor, a good grocery bag may not be that much value. But the guy inventing the floor cleaning chemical, and people selling that for an affordable price are definitely creating a lot of value.