Re:Americans Are Skeptical That Hard Work Will Pay Off
by Consultant32452 on Monday April 10, 2017 @10:40AM
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Alternatively, people work hard at the wrong thing. Being the best fry cook doesn't mean you're the best candidate for running a shift. It takes different skills, personality traits, etc. People think they work hard at what they're doing they deserve to get to that next step promotion. But the truth is you have to work hard at the next thing, not the current thing.
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Re:Americans Are Skeptical That Hard Work Will Pay Off
by snarf21 on Monday April 10, 2017 @10:42AM
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And a lot of the people who talk about "working hard" spend all day on FB and HackerNews but they are so busy. We all have our own delusions.
Re:Americans Are Skeptical That Hard Work Will Pay Off
by Consultant32452 on Monday April 10, 2017 @10:49AM
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I feel like the phrase "working hard" should be changed to "providing the most value." But that sounds mean to people who don't make much money while probably "working hard."
Re:Americans Are Skeptical That Hard Work Will Pay Off
by sharemywin on Monday April 10, 2017 @03:39PM
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- providing the most value
Which for software development usually means how many people jobs can you replace with automation.